North Carolina Faces Cold Front With Snow Possibility
A strong cold front sweeps through North Carolina bringing a sharp drop from springlike 60s and 70s to 40s and 50s in the mountains. Snow is possible in the western mountains Thursday with rain elsewhere, followed by a cool, clearing Friday and a warmer Saturday. South Carolina stays cooler with scattered thundershowers, then a sunny cool Wednesday.
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Warplanes Hit Radar Sites Again
Saigon reports American warplanes attacked three more antiaircraft missile radar sites in North Vietnam as the air war intensifies. The strikes targetted locations near the Ban Karai Pass and Dong Hoi with no US losses reported, while ground fighting in South Vietnam and a major Cambodian battle were also noted.
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Laos
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Dong Hoi
South Vietnam
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Governor Outlines Rural Development via Urban Clusters in NC
Gov. Bob Scott urged a statewide policy to grow small to medium urban centers forming urban clusters. He cited Goldsboro Rockingham and Asheboro as examples where city cores mask larger 50 000 25 000 and 26 000 cluster totals. He said rural prosperity depends on creating jobs through dispersed urban networks.
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Caro Scott
Lina
State Conference On Rural Development
Scott
Goldsboro
Rockingham
Asheboro
North Carolina
New Trial Ordered For Drug Companies
Deputy Attorney General Jean Benoy said the Supreme Court ruling ordering a new trial for Pfizer American Cyanamid and Bristol-Myers was a technical reversal not a guilt finding. The decision preserves the overall price fixing case while returning the matter to court, with NC among states seeking further litigation over consumer damages.
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Americans paint Queen Elizabeth II. Britons split on likeness
An American artist Joseph Wallace King unveiled his portrait of Queen Elizabeth II at the Mall Galleries near Buckingham Palace. Britons questioned its likeness calling it idealized and too American while noting the queen remains recognizable. Critics praised the landscape and dramatic gown, while observers doubted depth of character.
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Joseph Wallace
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Terence Mullaly
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Tele*graph
Middies oppose coed at Naval Academy
At Annapolis the 4000 naval midshipmen largely reject coeducation citing tradition and practicality. Seniors note training, housing, and non classroom activities would complicate integration while politicians push for female appointments to the academy.
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Midshipmen
US Naval Academy
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