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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1964
Page
9
Snow flurries loom Monday night for northern New England and the Great Lakes with some showers in mountain Southwest. Occasional rain expected in parts of the region.
The forecast covers the lower Mississippi Valley and Gulf Coast states and parts of the Pacific northwest coast. It calls for colder conditions in most areas east of the Rockies, with the exception of the south Atlantic coast.
In Tokyo at a U.S Japan economic conference Secretary of State Dean Rusk said France cannot influence Red China policy and will not carry major responsibility in Asia. Roger Hilsman in Canberra said changes by Communist China are needed before recognizing Beijing. Rusk warned recognition could affect Korea Formosa Southeast Asia and Japan.
President Johnson called Douglas MacArthur one of the authentic American heroes of the century as the five star general turned 4 Sunday. A West Point cadet delegation visited his Waldorf Towers suite where MacArthur displayed a congratulatory telegram and recalled Johnson awarding him the Silver Star for a New Guinea air mission.
A high pressure system shifts eastward from Florida, inviting a colder air mass from the Dakotas to lower North Carolina temperatures by tomorrow. A disturbance over Texas will move along the Gulf coast, bringing variable cloudiness and likely rain Tuesday night or Wednesday with a chance of snow in the mountains.
The forecast notes today’s sunset at 5 p.m. and tomorrow’s sunrise around 7.98 a.m. The brief weather note provides minimal detail and uses casual wording.
North Carolina sees considerable cloudiness and cool high temps with lows from 27 to 33 in the mountains and lower 40s along the coast. Tuesday brings more clouds and colder air. South Carolina forecasts considerable cloudiness with rain possible in the far south late tonight, lows in the upper 30s to lower 40s, mostly in the mountains. Tuesday remains cloudy and somewhat cold. Temperatures Wednesday to Saturday will average near normal with modest rainfall around a quarter inch, mainly Wednesday and early Thursday. Also noted are ice sheets along the Gulf of Alaska and dairy industry payroll figures of the United States, followed by a Guilford County notice of estate proceedings and a legal action involving the University of North Carolina over property believed to have escheated.
FOR RENT multiple furnished and unfurnished residential units listed by COLORED Real Estate and Atlantic Ind Realty. Includes 4 room apartments, 3 room duplex, 5 room houses, private baths, furnishings, heat, and proximity to schools. Locations include Reed, Westpoint, Taylor, Tipton, Walnut, Tate, Kennedy, and Main Street areas with weekly or monthly rates and contact numbers.
Craven Johnson Poll sale listing notes a four room house for colored residents at 512% English area and a five room brick house for rent at 918 Garden Street for $80 per month. Also lists several furnished rooms and general sale ads with contact phone numbers and street references in the Broad Street area.
Classified notice style listing includes home barber supplies such as electric clippers and razors with reduced razor blade prices. Also advertises several furnished apartments near bus lines with weekly rents, addresses, room counts, and contact numbers across Jefferson, Taylor, and Reed streets. Includes Horton Realty Co and various realty listings with features like brick buildings, gas heat, and amenities.
Emil ie Hawkes Peacocke an early British woman journalist died Saturday in London. In 1904 she became the Daily Express first woman reporter and later joined the Daily Telegraph in 1928 as its first woman executive. The obituary notes her pioneering trail in British journalism.
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