Weather Update Sun Sets at 5 33 P.M. Rise 7 28 A.M.
The Associated Press reports today’s sunset at 5 33 p.m. and tomorrow’s sunrise at 7 28 a.m. The brief forecast conveys basic daily celestial timings.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1961
Page
2
The Associated Press reports today’s sunset at 5 33 p.m. and tomorrow’s sunrise at 7 28 a.m. The brief forecast conveys basic daily celestial timings.
North Carolina sees mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers west to east and light mountain snow flurries. Southeast expected near 60 today with highs 40s to 60s and near 30s coast, turning cold tonight. Friday dry windy and colder. Georgia shows cloudiness and wind with showers ending in north portion early afternoon and south portion early tonight.
Snow is forecast Thursday night over the southern portion of the north Atlantic states and the northern portion of the middle Atlantic states. Rain moves southward to the Florida border. Snow flurries are predicted for the lower Lakes region and Ohio Valley. The eastern U.S. will be colder with relief in the northern Plains and northern Plateau as they warm.
The Rt. Rev. Donald B. Aldrich, 68, a World War I ensign and World War II Navy chaplain, died after a brief illness. He served as bishop co adjutor of the Episcopal Church in Michigan, dean of Princeton University, and rector of Ascension Church in New York City.
Mostly cloudy today with occasional rain or showers spreading from western regions to eastern sections. Colder air follows tonight with clearing and windy conditions tomorrow and fair weather by Saturday. Snow flurries possible in the mountains, temperatures dipping into the 30s.
Police continued investigation into the death of Rachel Biggs Henderson a major stockholder in a Lumberton corporation Her body was found at her home with bruises and scratches suggesting violence The coroner said it looked like foul play and her sister Mary Price discovered the unlocked door The last contact was a business call Tuesday to Biggs Corporation Ed M Henderson died in 1959
Cynthia Lowry reviews Sumner Locke Elliott's CBS adaptation of The Prisoner of Zenda noting noble Rudolf Assendyll and vivid villains. The piece praises atmosphere of high adventure and romance with light satire and ends by previewing CBS inaugural coverage and Gunsmoke expansion.
Hollywood AP report says June Allyson 37 and Dick Powell 56 may reconcile after divorce filings, with Powell saying he loves Allyson and will move to Newport Beach for a rest while Allyson would receive 2.5 million under the settlement. They have been married 15 years.
Thomas E. Lane, 20, bent to pick up a 25 cent piece on a Dayton sidewalk when a large grey rat rushed from bushes and bit his left hand. Lane received hospital treatment and was released.
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