Cold wave follows heavy snow as North Carolina endures record chill
Up to six inches of fresh snow blankets North Carolina with temperatures plunging near zero in the mountains and to the high 20s along the coast. A Weather Bureau cold wave warning prompts hazardous driving, road closures, and school cancellations statewide as rivers crest and flood alerts rise in the Roanoke, Tar, and Neuse basins.
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Bitter cold grips most of U S with heavy snow in many areas
A mass of bitter cold and heavy snow up to 24 inches froze wide regions of the United States. Schools closed across states from Michigan to Mississippi. gas use surged, and dozens of deaths were attributed to the weather amid travel disruption and drifting snow.
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Molotov Still In Moscow as Unexplained Delay Persists
Moscow reports Molotov remains in the city and has not boarded the train to Vienna to resume his Soviet post at the IAEA. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said no information on his health or intentions was available.
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Ex-South Korean Junta Chief Sentenced to Death
Chang Do young, once head of the coup ruling junta, was condemned to die by gallows for plotting against the military government. The tribunal also gave life sentences to four defendants, with nine others receiving prison terms and nine acquitted.
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Snow Safe For Kids Says NC Scientist Amid Fallout Fears
North Carolina State College scientist L Thomas Carruthers says children can play in snow with no need for alarm about radioactive fallout. State health officials advise against eating snow though it is unlikely to be harmful, noting snow is dirty and some radioactivity was detected but below levels from recent rainfall.
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CarNation Party-Crasher Dines With DiSalle In Columbus
Charles Meeks, UAW Citizenship Council leader, crashed Gov. DiSalle birthday dinner in Columbus adding a $100 plate meal. He distributed Kennedy campaign buttons, shook hands with President Kennedy twice, and received the carnation from Kennedy for his daughter.
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Kennedy Pushes Domestic Program At New Congress
President Kennedy opened the 87th Congress urging early action on his domestic program and seeking to blunt foreign policy criticism as the new session began.
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Ex Convict and Woman Arrested in Lynchburg Abduction
Ex convict Malcolm Thomas Cash 31 and Bar bra Ann Layne 20 were arrested in Shelby for fornication and adultery after she claimed Cash abducted her from Lynchburg on December 20. Also charged were William Oliver Davis 22 and John Davis for breaking and entering and larceny tied to a Monday robbery. Layne faced related charges and a 2 year old child was mentioned.
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Buck) Davis
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Rhode Island officials conclude prison tour in North Carolina
Assistant Rhode Island attorney general F. T. O Halloran and State Police Capt. Arthur Newton completed a two day inspection of North Carolina prisons in Sylva. They planned to visit training facilities in Swannanoa and Lexington and hoped to meet Gov. Sanford in Raleigh before returning home.
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