Weather forecast shows widespread rain and snow
Rain is expected Monday night along the central and north Pacific coast and the low Missouri valley with scattered showers in the southern Plateau. Snow is forecast from the southern Rockies to the Pacific northwest and into the northern Plains and Ohio valley elevations.
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North Pacific Coast
Missouri Valley
Central Appalachians
Plateau
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Northern Plains
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Weather preview for North Carolina with mixed clouds and warmth
Warmer conditions with variable clouds expected across North Carolina today following a cold Sunday. Temperatures rose to mid 40s in the south, with coastal areas around 32 and night lows near freezing. A weak disturbance from the northwest brought light snow or sleet. today should see a warm high pressure system dominate, though a cold mass may arrive tomorrow.
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North Carolina
Our
Great Plains
Virginia
Elizabeth City
Raleigh - Durham
Wilmington
Asheville
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Gulf Coast States
Florida
Weather facts from Associated Press brief
The sun will set today at 5 58 p m and rise tomorrow at 7 10 a m. The notice provides basic solar timings for the day.
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Teen Agers Twist In Aisles At Rochester Theater
In Rochester New York police were called when teens twisted in aisles during a Sunday showing of Twist Around the Clock Two fights occurred leaving a man and a teenage girl slightly injured Patrolmen escorted several teenagers from the theater no arrests were made.
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Rochester
N.Y
Lord Birkett Dies After Emergency Abdominal Operation
Lord Birkett of Ulverston William Norman Birkett aged 78 a British judge involved in the Nuernberg Nazi leaders trials died Saturday night following an emergency abdominal operation.
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London
Lord Birkett
Ulverston
William Norman Birkett
Nuernberg
Germany
Britain
UNC Weather Outlook: North and South Carolina Warming
Forecast calls for variable cloudiness across North and South Carolina through Tuesday with modest warming. Lows near freezing in the north and upper 30s to 40s south. temperatures average several degrees above normal Tuesday through Saturday with minimal precipitation. City figures list Asheville 51-31, Charlotte Raleigh 54-35, Columbia 60-37, Charleston 63-41.
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Albany
Albuquerque
Asheville
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Charlotte
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
High Point
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Raleigh
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Wilmington
North Carolina
South Carolina
Columbia
Charleston
George W. McCoy, Asheville Editor and Historian, Dies
George W. McCoy, 61, longtime editor of the Asheville Citizen and Citizen-Times and noted authority on western North Carolina history, died Sunday in Asheville.
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George W. McCoy
Asheville, N.C
Asheville
Citizen-Times
North Carolina
Arthur Foley New York Journal American editor dies
Arthur Foley 64 feature editor for the New York Journal American died Sunday.
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Arthur Foley
NEW York
The
New York Journal-American
Snowpacks Burst Into Flood Waters Across the West
Warm temperatures and heavy rain melting mountain snow sent water rushing into Idaho and Wyoming communities. Gov Smylie declared a state of emergency as hundreds evacuated. floods hit Utah and along U.S. 40 near Heber. Banks of rivers overflowed near Riverton Lander and Pocatello. bridges washed out and rail lines flooded. Emergency crews rescued 36 patients from a rest home in Idaho. many towns faced road and rail disruptions.
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Associated Press
Idaho
Wyoming
Robert FE. Smylie
National Guard
Red Cross
Civil Defense
Utah
Heber
Salt Lake City
Riverton-Lander
Afton
Max H. Stock
Portneuf
Pocatello
Lava Hot Springs
Union Pacific Railroad
Portland
Weather Bureau
Car Struggles with Speed Prompt Garage Incident
A motorist in Denmark drove into a garage near Odense to complain his car was not as fast as usual. An attendant found another car banging on the rear area, highlighting a confusion over vehicle performance.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Odense
Ex Editor at Asheville Succumbs
George W. McCoy former editor of the Asheville Citizen and Citizen-Times dies at 61 after a heart ailment. A noted Western North Carolina historian he edited the Sunday Citizen-Times and authored Civil War era works. Survivors include wife Lola Love McCoy three children five sisters and five grandchildren. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Asheville
N.C
George W. McCoy
Headliners
Thomas Wolfe
Western North Carolina Historical Association
Dillsboro
University of Chicago
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Lola Love McCoy
Myrtle McCoy Moore
Janet Lucille McCoy
George W. McCoy Jr
Richmond
Optimists in U S Study Russian After Spy Exchange
Brooklyn lawyer James Britt Donovan and Soviet Embassy official Ivan Shishkin met after the Powers Abel swap on a bridge to East Germany. Donovan recalled Shishkin urging him to engage more in government and learn Russian, remarking that optimists study Russian while pessimists study Chinese.
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New York
Francis Gary Powers
Rudolf Abel
East Germany
Brooklyn
James Britt Donovan
Ivan Shishkin
Rockefeller Denies Swing To Right
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller rejects claims he is shifting right as a potential 1964 GOP candidate. On ABC he said not in the slightest and discussed his views on urban affairs and criticism of Kennedy's plan. He noted the proposal bypasses states and defended Weaver’s civil rights context.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
American Broadcasting Co
Issues
GOP
Rockefeller
Department of Urban Affairs
House Rules Committee
Kennedy
Robert C. Weaver
Seven die in North Carolina weekend traffic violence
A weekend of deadly crashes in North Carolina kills seven people. The victims include Durham City School Board chair in an interstate collision, two teenage brothers electrocuted in Rutherfordton, a Weldon man crushed by a dump truck, and several other road fatalities including a baby and residents from Battleboro Reidsville and Durham. The incidents span highways and rural roads across multiple counties.
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Durham City
Rutherfordton
Weldon
Durham
Frank L. Fuller Jr
Kenneth Ray Flack
Buddy
Rutherford County
Tilghman Vaughn
Halifax County
Phar
Aurora Nuguid
Baltimore, Md
Johnny Lewis
Battleboro
Lewis Edward Earles
Rt. 5
Reidsville
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