Fair Weather Returns to North Carolina After Weekend Storms
The state clears after a weekend of unsettled weather with coastal gale winds and heavy rain. Coastal and western storms brought localized downpours while highs ranged from 70 to 81 degrees. By daybreak skies were nearly clear, with northwesterly winds and cooler lows. High pressure should dominate for two days with a return to normal temperatures and a chance of mountain shower-showers on Wednesday.
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Wilmington
Hatteras
Raleigh - Durham
Rocky Mount
Asheville
Greensboro
Cherry Point
New Bern
Charlotte
Elizabeth City
Winston- Salem
Five Day Weather Forecast for North and South Carolina
The forecast calls for five days of above normal temperatures across North and South Carolina with Asheville 83/59 Charlotte 86/63 Raleigh 86/63 Columbia 91/67 and Charleston 89/68. Rainfall will be about a quarter inch in the mountains and lighter elsewhere, mainly as scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers.
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Lions Convene in Raleigh for Three Day Club Meet
North Carolina Lions Club members and guests gathered in Raleigh for a three day convention. A memorial service honoring deceased members was conducted Sunday night. The first general session opened Monday morning with speaker John L. Stickley of Charlotte, former Lions International president.
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Lions Club
North Carolina
John L. Stickley
Charlote
Lions International
Grand Strand Endures Heavy Tropical Rains
Myrtle Beach, S C, faced flooding as remnants of a tropical storm lashed the Grand Strand. Eight inches of rain fell, streets flooded, and seaward warnings were issued along U S routes. Power outages and minor accidents occurred while Sun Fun Festival week continued with disruptions to traffic and crops reports pending.
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Myrtle Beach
S.C
South Carolina
Georgetown
Savannah
Viron
U. S
Ofginia Capes
Myrtle
Guardsmen Begin Training at Ft. Bragg
North Carolina National Guard's 30th Division, known as Old Hickory, starts two weeks of training at Ft. Bragg with about 8,000 troops. About 1,600 will train at Ft. Stewart, Ga., June 27 to July 19. Gov. Terry Sanford will visit on June 16 and a division review is set for Pike Field. Camp ends June 22.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
North Carolina
Old Hickory
Ft. Stewart
Terry Sanford
Pike Field
Officials suspend 576 in Korea amid protests
President Park Chung Hee suspends 576 government officials including a cabinet vice minister for corruption to quiet student demonstrations. Premier Chung Ikwon cites the action as part of government probes into scandals tied to a government housing project and price rigging in flour cement and sugar. The death of 20 year old Lee Yoon shik from rioting adds pressure as protests grow.
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South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Chung Ilkwon
Park
Seoul
Lee Yoon-shik
Wreckage of Private Plane Yields Two Bodies
In Great Smoky Mountains National Park two bodies are found in a Piper Commanche wreck atop Mt Sterling near Waterville. Identified by Civil Air Patrol as W. C. Bowsman 44 and his mother Margaret 87 of Elgin Illinois. Plane ran out of gas and plunged straight down around noon Saturday after last contact with Columbia tower.
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N.C
Mt. Sterling
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Civil Air Patrol
J. M. Sellers
Asheville
W. C. Bowsman
Margaret Bowsman
Elgin
Sellers
ME. Sterling
Tennessee State Line
Columbia, S.C
Bowsman
J. H. Bowsman
Leesburg
Knoxville
Tenn
Columbia
Preyer Campaign Tour Tangles NC Gubernatorial Race
The Associated Press reports a fragmented North Carolina campaign scene as Richardson Preyer schedules a home county tour and a televised debate offer faces Moore who declines. The race tightens with plans spanning Raleigh Burlington Greensboro and High Point as May 30 primary looms and the Pope Gregory XII calendar note echoes in the backroom chatter.
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Moore
Beverly
Mercer
Raleigh
Asheville
Guilford
Greensboro
High Point
Preyl
Julius Caesar
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