North Carolina Prepares for Occasional Rain Across State
Rain drifts from the Gulf of Mexico into North Carolina with 70 percent odds in the Triad and higher chances statewide. Temperatures stay mostly cool with highs in the 40s to 60s and nightly lows mainly in the 30s to 40s, turning cooler midweek and through Thursday with a further 60 percent Wednesday rain chance. Winds shift from southwesterly to northeasterly by Wednesday morning.
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Estimates Rise On Hotel Heist At Pierre NY
Police reveal the Pierre hotel raid yielded well over 1 million with unofficial estimates as high as five times that. Detectives probe the New Year's week crime described as one of the era’s largest robberies as investigators compare methods to a previous Harbor Island Spa heist.
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Nixon’s Travels Keep Him Away From the White House
The AP reports President Nixon has spent over 300000 miles traveling since taking office, visiting all 50 states plus the Virgin Islands Guam Midway and 19 countries. He is the most-traveled modern president, with 220000 miles logged domestically and plans for further trips, including to China and the Soviet Union.
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Chinese view of Soviet threat dominates Beijing thinking
The article reports that Peking portrays Moscow as the main danger to China and sees Soviet expansion in Asia as a threat. It notes Chinese officials link Soviet activity to a plan for a sea route from the Mediterranean to the Sea of Japan and argue Moscow backs India against China.
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Atlanta Mayor Proposes Big Annexation
Mayor Sam Massell proposes annexing 174 square miles of Fulton County to Atlanta to gain 50 000 residents and 60 000 whites moving in. He argues it would expand tax base while critics call the plan racist and accuse it of swallowing smaller suburbs. The plan faces uncertain passage in the legislature and strong protest from Black leaders and suburban officials.
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