North and South Carolina Weather Outlook Says Warm, Sunny Days Ahead
A weather digest notes high pressure over the Ohio River Valley bringing bright skies and mild temperatures across North and South Carolina. In High Point the forecast calls for clear nights with mid to upper 50s, Friday highs in the upper 80s, and a small chance of rain, with extended warm, partly cloudy conditions through Monday.
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McGovern Seizes California Delegates Toward Nomination
AP reports Sen. George McGovern gained 97 California delegates and 9072 total as he nears the 1509 needed for the Democratic nomination. Humphrey leads in popular votes. Wallace second in delegates. Muskie may transfer 166 delegates to McGovern. 470 uncommitted. Nixon clinches Republican nomination with 854 delegates. Paul McCloskey wins a single New Mexico delegate.
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Gold Price Surges to Record Levels in Europe Markets
Gold prices rose across London Zurich and Frankfurt for the third straight day as the dollar weakened. London fixed at 66.75 per ounce, Zurich opened 65 to 66, and Frankfurt climbed to 66.50 67.25. Dealers cite strong demand from jewelers industry buyers and speculators amid rumors of a Nixon Brezhnev price pact.
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U.S. Pounds North Vietnam with Heavy Raids
U S warplanes carried the heaviest raids in three weeks, striking near the Chinese border and hitting a 600 foot tunnel along the northeast rail line. B52 bombers returned to North Vietnam for the first time in almost two months as fighting intensifies in Trang Bang and Quang Tri Province.
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Committee Denies Debt Rise and Opens Tax Reform Debate
The House Ways and Means Committee tentatively rejects a 15 billion dollar increase to the national debt limit, keeping the ceiling at 450 billion through Sept. 30. Chairman Mills proposes a separate tax loophole review over three years, while the admin urges delaying broader tax reform until next year.
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