Inquest Scheduled After Hertford Farm Slaying
Coroner Leroy Fuller set an inquest into the shotgun death of 37 year old farmer Early Jr and the wounding of his wife Mrs Bessie Early and neighbor Clint Howard. Sheriff Charlie Parker said Early killed himself after the attack and there remains a mystery about how the shooting occurred. Mrs Early and Howard were hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
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Scheele Confirms Slowed Polio Vaccination Pace
Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele said it is unlikely all children ages 1 through 19 will be inoculated against polio this summer. He cited the 90 day batch process and the need for safety over speed, noting no precise vaccine availability estimates.
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Rain Report and Heat Wave Across Regions
More rain spread from the Rockies to the Atlantic with general rainfall in the Great Lakes region, middle Mississippi Valley to the middle Atlantic Coast. Scattered showers hit the Great Plains and Southeast while the Northeast stayed cloudy. A Southwest heat wave pushed temperatures to about 110 in parts of California and Arizona.
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North Carolina and South Carolina weather forecast update
Forecast shows fair to partly cloudy and mild conditions across the region. In North Carolina expect low 70s in the mountains, mid to upper 70s elsewhere with a few thundershowers in the northeast, cooler coastal plain tonight, and a fair mild Thursday. in the mountains lows near freezing with mid 30s and 60s elsewhere. South Carolina remains fair and mild today and Thursday with a cool tonight.
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Britain battles rail strike as talks push ahead
Efforts to end the rail walkout intensify with Sir Walter meeting Prime Minister Eden while factories cut hours and stockpile goods. The strike threatens coal and steel deliveries, with industry warning of a crisis this week unless wage talks progress. The Queen Elizabeth stewards' walkout eases, but ship crews at several liners face stoppages. The plan for interim wage increases triggers cautious support from TUC and newspapers, aiming to suspend the strike and begin broader talks on a new wage scale.
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Nehru Holds Talks with Soviet Leaders During Visit
Indian Prime Minister Nehru met with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov in Moscow for about an hour to discuss current world affairs. Ambassador Menon said they covered almost every major issue, though topics were not released. The unscheduled conference delayed Nehru’s Lenin Stalin tomb wreath plan to 11:30 a.m. and followed a Molotov luncheon.
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