Forecast for North Carolina Georgia and South Carolina
North Carolina sees partly cloudy skies this afternoon tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions on Thursday Highs in the 70s and lows 53 to 64 Georgia trends toward considerable cloudiness in the north and partly cloudy in the south with a warm Thursday and highs 84 to 92 The extended North Carolina outlook calls for near normal temperatures with a warm Thursday and Friday and rainfall under half an inch in scattered thundershowers Georgia and South Carolina expect little rain with a few possible afternoon thundershowers over the weekend and generally mild conditions through Monday
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Greensboro Girl Becomes First Negro Graduate at Integrated NC High
Josephine Ophelia Boyd, 18, will graduate tonight as the first Black student to finish at an integrated North Carolina public high school. She moved from Dudley High to Greensboro Senior High, faced mixed reactions, and plans to study psychology at Clark University with Mount Holyoke College agreement pending.
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Greensboro Record
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Mass
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Mansfield Renominated in Montana Senate Race
U.S. Senator Mike Mansfield won renomination to run for a second term, leading John Nickey and Thomas Stimatz in a 6 1 margin among the Democratic contenders. In the Republican field, Louis Welch or Mrs. Jean Walterskirchen seek the November showdown in Montana's 1st District.
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Jean) Walterskirchen
Missoula
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Montana
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Stimatz
U.S. Senate
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Welch
1St Dist
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Littlejohn Refuses to Quit as Charlotte Police Chief
Charlotte police chief Frank Littlejohn 72 says he will not resign today after the City Council decided to replace a policeman with a civilian as clerk of City Recorder's Court. He had earlier indicated he would quit but says he will stay on under fire despite auditors' review of police check cashing.
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Port Tobacco Name Origin Tied to Potopa Co Founders
Port Tobacco Maryland derived its name from Indian Queen Potopa co, though early settlers heard Port Tobacco as the town name. The mispronunciation reflected colonial era naming patterns and local linguistic shifts.
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Schoolfield Loses Bid For Bench In Tennessee
Raulston Schoolfield, 52, suspended judge, failed to win renomination to the Criminal Court bench in Chattanooga Tennessee. Campbell Carden won the post with 12 453 votes while Riley Graham polled 6 407. Schoolfield faced impeachment action in Tennessee after testimony before the U S Senate Rackets Committee alleging bribery and jury coercion. He is slated for June 10 before the state senate on the House voted 24 counts from obscenity to taking bribes.
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Whichard Gets 12 Years For Bank Robbery
Philip Merrill Whichard, 37, formerly of Durham and now of Greensboro, was sentenced in the US Middle District Court to 12 years for robbery of a Greensboro bank branch on January 21. He told the judge the he hoped the money would help his family escape debt.
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Wyatt Earp Runs For Sheriff in Sedgwick County
Wichita dealer and decorated Air Force veteran Jim Wyatt Earp seeks the Democratic nomination for Sedgwick County sheriff. He is a grandson of Virgil Earp and brother of Wyatt Earp, the famed Western lawman.
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Khrushchev Attacks Tito Over Yugoslav Ideology
Premier Khrushchev charged Tito with fostering independent communism and warned of strained ideological distortions while signaling possible normal interstate ties with Yugoslavia. He criticized Western aid to Belgrade and recalled Moscow’s past failed bid to keep Yugoslavia within the Soviet orbit.
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