Weather forecast warm north east Texas cooler Plains and mississippi valley
A forecast predicts warmer conditions tonight in the northeast and Texas while cooler air arrives across the northern and central Plains and the upper Mississippi valley. Rain is expected along the Gulf coast and in Florida with a mix of snow and rain possible in the northern Plateau, Great Lakes, valley, and middle Mississippi valley.
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Plains
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast
Florida
Plateau
Great Lakes
A Valley
Lake Michigan and Great Salt Lake: Two Largest U.S. Lakes
Lake Michigan and Great Salt Lake are the two largest lakes entirely within the United States. Lake Michigan ranks second in area after Superior among the Great Lakes, while Great Salt Lake in Utah is the largest saltwater lake in the country and is notable for its high salinity and fluctuating surface area.
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Lake Michigan
Great Salt Lake
Lakes
49 Ways to Make Your Marriage More Exciting
A Reader's Digest January feature reports 49 practical suggestions from happily married people to revive romance. The column promises ideas to rekindle spirit and includes 35 other entertaining articles in the issue now on sale at newsstands.
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Reader's Digest
North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia Weather Forecast
Forecast outlines sunny to partly cloudy conditions with gradual warming, with detailed north south east temperature ranges. North Carolina highs 40 to 46, lows 20s to 30s. South Carolina lows 30s to 40s, northern to southern variation. Georgia sees mixed clouds and light rain mainly in the extreme south, with modest warming trends. Extended outlook shows normal averages and a few precipitation events late weekend and midweek.
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South Carolina
Coastal Plain
Georgia
Raleigh
Charlotte
Charleston
Weather and schedule snippet from 8 Be Cot 30 News
A brief weather and program cue lists 6 40 weather at 48 Edwards 7m U Pacific 4 00 Behind Doors indicating a TV segment order and times for the day.
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Edwards
U Pacific
Weather forecast details sun and sunrise times
The sun will set today at 5 12 p m and will rise tomorrow at 7 29 a m according to the Associated Press weather report.
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Associated Press
Weather fragments from cities with mixed conditions
The report lists multiple cities with scattered conditions including clear and cloudy skies. Several entries show temperatures or stray characters. some lines are garbled or missing data such as "$1" and "sss".
Christmas Reach Bleak Rogers City After Bradley Disaster
In Rogers City Michigan the families of the 33 crewmen lost when the Great Lakes freighter Bradley broke apart in a Lake Michigan storm last month received generous aid. Gifts of clothing toys and food filled baskets as the disaster fund paid $5 per child and $10 per widow. The Detroit Times led a $120000 fund for hospital and medical protection. Twenty three crewmen were local residents.
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Mich
Great Lakes
Carl Det Cf Ae
Melville Air Can
Lake Michigan
John Blasky
Grand Rapids
Blasky
Chamber of Commerce
Posen
Presque Isle County Health and Welfare Fund
Bradley Ship Disaster
The
Detroit Times
Bradley
Lake Huron
Christmas Juvenile Steals Pistol During Dinner Visit
In Nashville a 13 year old juvenile detention inmate stole a .38 pistol and 75 rounds of ammunition from a private home where he had been invited to Christmas dinner. Patrolman H E Lay of Belle Meade police found him two hours later still carrying the weapon and ammo.
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Nashville, Tenn
Lewis Waldman
H. E. Lay
Belle Meade
Bruce Gets His New Pet Petunia the Skunk
Eleven year old Bruce Kappel pursued a Christmas gift after spotting a skunk on television. After six months of persuasion the family allowed him to adopt Petunia a deodorized backyard skunk with conditions including hamsters nearby and no indoor living.
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Greensboro
N.C
Bruce Kappel
Bruce
Petunia
Missouri Valley College President Missing Since Christmas Day
Dr. M. Earle Collins, president of Missouri Valley College, vanished after Christmas Eve church services. Investigators traced his movements from Kansas City to Springfield and Birmingham, with a possible route toward Orlando for the Tangerine Bowl. A photo identified him boarding trains and purchasing a Birmingham to Orlando pass, while family members remained hopeful he would reappear in Orlando.
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M. Earle Collins
Missouri Valley College
Jamie Hogue
Aeti
Orlando
Fla
East Texas State
Kansas City
Hogue
Springfield
Doyle Jones
Dr. Collins
Birmingham
Ala
Missouri Valley
Collins
Redcap Dillard Watson
W. F. Wood
Ernest Goodwin
Memphis
Wood
Volney Ashford
Missouri
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