Showers Likely Across Carolinas Today Through Tuesday
The Weather Bureau forecasts showers and thundershowers likely for much of North Carolina tonight and Tuesday as a slow moving cold front approaches. Showers extend into South Carolina and Virginia with mixed cloudiness and warm temperatures, then cooler, drier air moves in from the west Tuesday night.
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Five Day Forecast for the Carolinas
North Carolina outlook shows showers mainly on the south coast Thursday and more widespread Friday. Highs near 80s with 50s to 60s at night in the mountains and 60s elsewhere. South Carolina sees thundershowers with mild temps, highs near 90 and lows around 70.
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Investigators Probe Cause Of Plane Crash In Philadelphia
Federal investigators seek the cause after United Air Lines Flight 611, a Boeing 737, lost power at about 50 feet on takeoff from Philadelphia International Airport. The craft crashed into marsh near the runway end, injuring 11 of 62 aboard.
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Communists mark anniversary with attacks across Vietnam and Cambodia
In Saigon the 16th Geneva anniversary saw renewed fighting around the DMZ and in eight Cambodian areas. A U.S. helicopter incident caused damage. five American helicopters were shot down, with 4 Americans killed and 11 wounded. South Vietnamese forces reported dozens of enemy deaths as Nixon's withdrawal plan advances.
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Israel Strikes on Three Fronts Heighten Middle East Tension
Israeli air strikes hit Egyptian targets along the Suez Canal and guerrilla positions in Jordan and Lebanon. A Syrian claim of a downed Skyhawk is denied by Israel. Rabin opposes a limited cease fire while Nasser prepares a response speech after Moscow talks.
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Fuel Oil Shortage May Hit Electricity Rates
AP report warns a winter shortage of low sulphur residual fuel oil could raise electric rates as utilities pass on higher costs. Industries may face shutdowns or switch to high sulphur fuel risking fines, while air rules may prompt suspensions of sulphur limits to avoid plant closures.
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