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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
5
Rain and showers expected Monday night from the upper Mississippi Valley through the Ohio Valley to the Atlantic coast. Cooler temperatures forecast for the mid Mississippi Valley and New England. Continued cool conditions in the northern and central Rockies.
Rain and scattered thunderstorms spread through western counties and southern South Carolina this morning with light to moderate totals. Heavy storms with gusty winds and hail may hit southeastern counties this afternoon and evening as a low pressure system moves east, followed by improving conditions late tonight or tomorrow as a Texas high moves in.
Mostly cloudy conditions with showers and scattered thunderstorms mainly in the east this evening, ending by early Tuesday as clouds decrease. Strong winds and hail possible in central and eastern portions, with overnight lows 50 to 55 in the mountains and mid to upper 60s along the coast, then a mild Tuesday.
The Associated Press reports cool to mild weather from Tuesday through Saturday with temperatures several degrees below normal. Forecast highs reach 81 in Asheville and 84 in Raleigh, with Columbia around 90 and Charleston near 88. Scattered showers are possible daily with rainfall averaging light to modest across the region.
Kennedy urges delegates to wait for President Johnson’s guidance before pledging to a running mate. He reiterates support for Johnson and signals stronger resistance to a separate bid for the vice presidency.
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