Rainy Weekend Weather Outlook for North and South Carolina
The National Weather Service forecasts a wet weekend for North and South Carolina with cloudiness and showers across regions. Highs reach 40s to 60s while mountains may see snow flurries Saturday night. low 30s to 40s tonight. High Point expects 50s today, rain increasing tonight and Saturday. ski areas may welcome cooler conditions.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Triad
High Point
Mahalia Jackson dies at 60 in Chicago hospital
AP report notes Mahalia Jackson died after a heart seizure at a Chicago suburb hospital where she had been confined since January 19. President Nixon called her a noble woman and magnetic ambassador, praising her gospel voice and life from New Orleans to Europe. Survivors include several brothers and sisters.
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Chicago
Nixon
Mahalia Jackson
Carnegie Hall
Europe
White House
America
United States
Miss Jackson
South Prisons Opened To Newsmen
A nationwide survey by the Association of State Correctional Administrators shows Southern prisons loosening access rules. Georgia and Florida adopt open door policies with varying inmate interview permissions. Louisiana permits interviews with few limits. Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina require approvals from officials in many cases.
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Atlanta, Ga
Dixie
Boards of Corrections
Association of State Correctional Administrators
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
South Carolina
William D. Leeke
Louis M. Sowers
Commissioner of Corrections
Ellis MacDougall
Board of Corrections
Study on Welfare Reform Promoted by North Carolina Experts
North Carolina social service leaders testified before the U S Senate Finance Committee on welfare reform. E C Modlin and Dr Beverly Heitman presented a joint study urging targeted goals including work opportunities, training, funded income maintenance, and broad social services to ease system pressures and support those unable to work.
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Washington
North Carolina
U.S. Senate Finance Committee
E. C. Modlin
North Carolina Social Services Association
Beverly Heitman
North Carolina Council of the
National Association of Social Workers
Modlin
Wilson County
Democratic Criticism Of Plan Termed Irrational By White House News Chief
White House communications director Herbert Klein urged Democrats to quiet their harsh comments on Nixon's Vietnam peace plan. He cited Muskie and McGovern as examples of irrational criticism while several candidates campaigned across the country.
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White House
Washington
Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
Sens
Muskie
McGovern
Hanoi
Klein
Washington & Jefferson College
George McGovern
Vietnam
U.S
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Democratic Party
Hartke
New Hampshire
Humphrey
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Lindsay
New York
John Lindsay
Miami
Fla
United States
Cuba
Claremont
N. H
Ashbrook
Jackson
Henry Jackson
Florida
South Vietnam
Yorty
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
University of Montana
Chisholm
Shirley Chisholm
D-N.y
Law and Order Candidate Files for Governor
Militant segregationist Leroy Gibson founder of the Rights of White People filed Thursday as a Republican law and order candidate for governor. He paid a $385 filing fee and pledged to restore law and order while opposing welfare programs and “filthy books” in schools. Gibson led ROWP troops used to pressure Wilmington and Ayden police actions last year.
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Raleigh
Leroy Gibson
The
Rights of White People
ROWP
Law and Order
Gibson
Wilmington
Ayden
RCWP
Rocky Mount
Jim Gardner
Jim Holfhouser
Boone
Guilford County
Rubinstein 85th Birthday He persists on concert circuit
New York AP reports pianist Arthur Rubinstein, age 85, continues touring despite illness described as subflu. He cites a lifelong mission to perform for audiences he loves, noting recent concerts with the Minnesota Orchestra and recitals in Buffalo.
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New York
Arthur Rubinstein
Minneapolis
Minnesota Orchestra
Rubinstein
The
New York Times
Buffalo
California
FBI Files Kidnapping Charge In Peterson Case
The FBI in Richmond filed a kidnapping charge against Ronald B. Knox 24 for the abduction of Bruce Alan Peterson 20 whose skeletal remains were found near Interstate 95 in Emporia Virginia Peterson who had been missing since August 8 had been seen in Newark Delaware on August 16 and was a student at Montgomery College in Rockville Maryland Knox described as an escapee from a Delaware prison camp was arrested August 16 in Fayetteville North Carolina driving a pickup linked to Peterson.
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Richmond, Va
FBI
Ronald B. Knox
Bruce Alan Peterson
Newtown
Conn
Peterson
Interstate 95
Emporia
US. Attorney's
U.S. Marshals’ Office
Raleigh
N.C
Knox
Delaware
Fayetteville
Newark
Del
Montgomery Junior College
Rockville
Kensington
North Carolina
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Wilmington P.c
Robert L. Campbell
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Herbert Klein
George W. Gillie
Bob L. Short
S. Main St
Welborn Insurance
Coach House
Sheraton Hote
Bradley Place
Ward St
Prospect & Ward Sts
Carpet Maid, Inc
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