Beat The Clock and Trust Show Highlight Local TV Lineup
A trio of programs anchors the afternoon schedule with 3:00 Beat The Clock, 3:30 Who you Trust, and 4:00 House on High St on Personality, offering classic game and lifestyle segments in a daily lineup.
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Love Lacy
Bride
Tomon
Guiding Light
Riley
Art
Dr. Malone
NBC. News
Laramie
Arthur Murray
Jack Paar
Harvey Dinkins
Channel 4
Navy denies 10 000 Marines landed at Guantanamo Bay
An Atlantic Fleet spokesman said the claim of 10 000 Marines landing at Guantanamo Bay is false and the number in the Caribbean is far fewer. The Navy noted no change in plans for large scale amphibious training at Vieques Island Puerto Rico, with 4000 to 6000 Marines believed in forces ready for assault. The units Amphibious Squadrons 8 and 10 are to return to Norfolk and Morehead City North Carolina in February.
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Cuba
U.S
Atlantic Fleet
Caribbean
Navy
Vieques Island
Puerto Rico
Guantanamo
Weather Details From The Associated Press
The report notes sunset at 5 41 p m and sunrise at 7 25 a m today. It provides standard daily solar timings without further conditions or forecasts.
North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia Weather Summary
North Carolina conditions include a sunny warm afternoon with highs 45 to the upper 50s along the coast and 50s mountains. Tonight will be fair with lows in the 20s to low 30s coastal sections. Wednesday brings more clouds and cooler air. South Carolina turns cloudy with lows 26 to 34 and Wednesday may see a chance of rain in the west with highs 48 to 55. Georgia stays fair and warmer tonight with lows 26 to 36 and Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies with highs 58 to 66.
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Tankersley elected president of Southeastern Poultry group
J M Tankersley of Gainesville wins the Southeastern Poultry and Egg Assn presidency at the opening of its three day 10 state convention. Norman Sanders of Columbia S C becomes first vice president Paul Morgan of Guilford College North Carolina is secretary and Maurice Pickler of New London North Carolina is named director.
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Atlanta
J.M. Tankersley
Gainesville
Southeastern Poultry and Egg Assn
H. C. Tilford Jr
Norman Sanders
Columbia
S. C
Paul Morgan
Guilford College
N.C
Maurice Pickler
New London
Manhunt for Two Desperadoes After Prison Escape
A manhunt across eastern North Carolina pursued William D. Fletcher and Benjamin Garrett after they exchanged gunfire with a guard during a prison road squad escape near Nashville. They abducted guard Leon Snow and Carlton Hedgepeth, swapped clothes, stole Hedgepeths car, and fled with $30 before releasing the hostages.
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Nash County
North Carolina
William D. Fletcher
Indianapolis
Ind
Benjamin Garrett
Wilmington
William F. Bailey
Leon Snow
Snow
Bailey
Fletcher
Forsyth County
Garrett
New Hanover County
Carlton Hedgepeth
Rt. 3
Hedgepeth
Middlesex
Novel Alibi in District Court Claims Driving 100 Miles
Bertrand R. Duhamel 22 of Woonsocket offered a novel alibi in District Court claiming he drove 100 miles an hour to impress a girl he loves as a rival approached and sped at 60 miles per hour. State troopers interrupted the chase. he was fined $10 after Judge Guillaume Myette cautioned him he may become a corpse before a bridegroom.
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Central Falls
R.J
Bertrand R. Duhamel
Woonsocket
District Court
Duhamel
Guillaume Myette
West Refuses To Overruff In St Paul Bridge Feature
Oswald Jacoby discusses a stubborn overruff decision from a St Paul Winter Carnival bridge event. He cites Mrs George Schochet defending with a four of diamonds opening and a discard indicating awareness of trump control. The piece also notes another stat about child learning and vision.
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St. Paul
George Schochet
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Outbreak Of Flu Watched In North Carolina
North Carolina health officials monitor school attendance to gauge flu spread while denying an epidemic. Alamance Caswell County reports epidemic stage with high absenteeism. Guilford and Mecklen burg counties show heavy absenteeism. Wake and Raleigh report normal levels. Doctors warn high risk groups to get vaccines when possible.
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North Carolina
State
Lington
J. W. R. Norton
Alamance - Caswell County Medical Society
Burlington
Alamance
Greensboro
Guilford County
E. H. Ellinwood
Guilford
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Forsyth County
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Wake County
State Health Department
What Should You Really Weigh
A Reader's Digest piece debunks old age height weight tables and offers new average weight charts reflecting taller modern Americans. It prompts readers to compare their own ideal weight with surprising figures shown in February's issue.
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Mother
Reader's Digest
Cleveland Name Change Origins
In Cleveland Ohio the city name originated as Cleaveland with an extra a. The spelling later dropped the a to become Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleaveland
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