Mild February Weather Spreads Across Carolinas
North Carolina residents see persistent mild temperatures with highs in the 60s to 70s and overnight lows in the 30s to 40s. The extended forecast calls for partly cloudy skies, continued warmth, and a chance of rain Thursday and Friday as the pattern persists through the week. In South Carolina, skies clear and temperatures rise into the 60s today and 70s Tuesday with diminished cloudiness and warmer conditions overall.
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Burton Gifts Elizabeth Taylor a Taj Mahal Diamond
Richard Burton hosted a two day 40th birthday party for Elizabeth Taylor in Budapest with about 160 guests including Princess Grace, Michael Caine, Suzanna York and Ringo Starr. He bought a heart shaped ruby encrusted diamond linked to Mumtaz Mahal and pledged the purchase price to British charities. Taylor plans a gradual film withdrawal and UN Childrens Fund work with Brando and Ustinov.
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Jupiter Shot Re set For Tonight at Cape Kennedy
NASA will retry the Pioneer 10 launch to Jupiter from Cape Kennedy. The Atlas Centaur rocket was set for 8 45 p m EST after a power loss and high winds forced Sunday scrubs. A circuit breaker failure and gusty upper winds caused the postponement.
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Taiwan and Japan Attack Nixon China Peking Communique
Taiwan and Japanese papers rail at the Nixon Chou En Lai communique as harmful to Taiwan and Asia. Taipei stock market falls while reporters report fear of a Chinese takeover and Pravda signals Kremlin misgivings about the summit. Tokyo papers hail a third Sato administration shock.
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Busing Issue Subordinate Says Judge at Hollins College
US District Judge James B. McMillan of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County, a key figure in school desegregation, says busing is a fact of life and that segregation is the real issue. He described his 1970 pupil assignment ruling as not a busing decision and urged policy matters to legislators.
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Israelis Press Lebanon Offensive as U N Demands Withdraw
Israeli troops and tanks battled Palestinian guerrillas for a fourth day in southeast Lebanon around Hebbariye and Rachaya Foukhar amid a U N call to pull back. Israel acknowledged actions but gave no details while reporting casualties and claiming the U N resolution ignores attacks against it. Rebels said antiaircraft guns, mined exits, and reinforcements from Syria were part of the fight.
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TV Networks Plan Live Coverage Of Nixon Return
All three networks announced plans for live TV coverage of President Nixon returning from China. An arrival at Andrews Air Force Base near Washington was tentatively set for 9 p.m. EST.
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