Erroll Garner Dies at 53 Jazz Pianist Known for Misty
LOS ANGELES AP Erroll Louis Garner famed pianist who never learned to read music died of a heart attack at 3 en route to Cedars Sinai. He rose to international fame with Misty and Concerts by the Sea and performed with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and at Carnegie Hall. He was born in 1923 in Pittsburgh and began piano at age three.
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Weather advisory and snow expected in North Carolina area
Travelers advisory in effect across inland sections as snow or sleet moves in this morning. Accumulations up to 4 inches in mountains, mixing with sleet or freezing rain then changing to rain this afternoon. Highs in the 40s inland, 50s to 60s near the coast. clearing tonight with colder Tuesday.
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Future worth and character shape enduring value
A meditation on long term value highlighting how character and effort define worth more than mere material gain across eras. It argues virtue and resilience determine success in both past and future contexts.
Chief Denies Liquor Theft Responsibility
Wake County ABC Board chief investigator James A. Burnette says lax state security allowed a liquor theft and resale from the state warehouse. ABC chairman Dr. L. C. Holshouser disputes criminal liability and notes Dyneteria Inc. handles warehouse security under contract. Benny Ray Barbour and Morris Dewer, drivers for Dyneteria, face charges over illegal possession and sale of $3,600 in liquor.
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Democrats To Select Mansfield's Successor
Senate Democrats meet to choose a new leader with Hubert Humphrey and Robert Byrd as candidates. Byrd has led as whip since 1971, while Mansfield retires after 16 years as leader. Republican talks include Griffin for minority leader and Baker potential candidacy.
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Man Killed as Carroll Motor Inn Fire Ravages Gaffney
In Gaffney South Carolina a 48 year old Carroll Motor Inn fire killed a foreman Vince Summey of the city street department and injured two firefighters Johnny Huffstetler and Herbert Ledford and another man James Burke. Firefighters from Gaffney and five nearby towns fought the blaze for over four hours in 18 degree weather.
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