Five Day Forecast for NC SC GA VA June 26
North and South Carolina expect fair weather with highs in the 80s to near 90 and mild nights in the 50s to 60s. Georgia: partly cloudy and warm with highs in the 80s to mid 90s and lows mid 50s to near 70. Virginia mostly clear with some thunderstorm risk in the extreme west Thursday night. Rainfall overall about a quarter to a half inch, showers likely Friday or Saturday.
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Television Schedule Evening Listings
Channel lineup features Highway Patrol News Weather Douglas Edwards Wyatt Earp Honeymooners Real McCoys Capt Kangaroo Devotions Second Breakfast What's Cooking Red Rowe Show On the Go Love Lacy December B Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light Life of Riley Better or Worse Art Linkletter airing from 6:00 to 2:30 with multiple daytime shows and children's programs included.
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TV Schedule Thursday Evening Highlights
Channel lineup shows Martin Kane at 6:00 followed by Weather and Sports. NBC News at 6:45. Bold venture Winston Salem and Wagon Train lead into Price Is Right, Perry Como, Your Life and People Are Funny. Local News at 11:00 with Jack Paar at 11:15 and Learn To Read at 6:30 PM.
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Scattered Showers Forecast Across Multiple Regions Tonight
Scattered showers are expected tonight in northern Maine western Washington and portions of the Great Lakes area the upper and middle Mississippi valley Kansas and Oklahoma. Cooler in the northern Plains and slightly warmer in western Washington.
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Weather Forecast Details Sunset and Sunrise Times
The Associated Press reports today sun sets at 7 31 p m and rises tomorrow at 5 04 a m.
Phony correspondence schools attacked in North Carolina
A five-man team from the State Department of Public Instruction is cracking down on unlicensed correspondence schools that prey on Tar Heels. Gilmore W. Johnson calls the racket the state's most vicious and notes 43 complaints since April 25, with warrants for 16 solicitors from 10 schools. Three solicitors convicted. 13 cases pending. Johnson warns to investigate licensed schools before enrolling.
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Memorial Day Traffic Toll Sets New High and Low
A final tally reports 367 killed in traffic accidents during the three day Memorial Day holiday in Chicago. The total death toll with boating and other accidents reached 579, surpassing the 1947 record of 504. The traffic death figure falls short of the National Safety Council’s pre holiday estimate of 375 and the 1958 record of 371.
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Best Actors Need Decent Material
TV critics lament weak material on NBC and ABC specials and pilots. Nanette Fabray and Tony Randall struggle in So Help Me Aphrodite while Jonathon Winters provides rare relief.
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Children And Money Drive Happiness In US Survey
New York AP report from the University of Michigan survey centers shows children and adequate money as top happiness sources for Americans, with debt and housing issues linking to unhappiness. The 2,460 interviews underpin a book titled Americans View Their Mental Health, noting age differences and coping patterns.
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Verwoerd Reaffirms Race Stand After Assassination Attempt
In his first speech since April 9, Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd reiterates apartheid policies and white rule as essential for prosperity. He spoke at a Union anniversary celebration in Bloemfontein, calling for a unity of English and Dutch blood. A dove flown symbolic failed to fly. Thousands march in Cape Town. Durban sees posters on a statue of Gen. Louis Botha.
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