Olsson Flies Solo to Sweden to Be With Family
Carl Olsson, an electronics engineer from Atlanta, flew a single engine plane from Wilmington, North Carolina to Stockholm arriving June 3. He planned to return with his family in July for business and education reasons, after stops in Bermuda and the Azores.
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Children Victims Of Fatal Accidents In North Carolina
The North Carolina weekend toll of violent deaths includes a 5-year-old drowning, an 11-year-old biking fatality, and a 4-month-old killed in an auto crash in Wayne County. Additional victims span ages from 16 to 78 in incidents statewide.
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Governor Candidates Debate On TV Tonight
Two Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls Terry Sanford and I Beverly Lake face off in a live studio debate on WBTV Charlotte carried statewide from 9 30 to 10 p m moderated by Raleigh Mayor Pro Tem Jim Reid.
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Raleigh
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North Carolina
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Weather: sunset 7 38 p m rise 5 03 a m
The sun will set today at 7 38 p m and will rise tomorrow at 5 03 a m. The Associated Press provides the forecast.
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Methodists End Annual Conference at Lake Junaluska
Western North Carolina Methodists concluded a five day meeting with Bishop Nolan B Harmon reading pastoral appointments. The group formed 13 districts two added Albemarle and High Point Randolph while churches remained 1100. The Board of Temperance urged 260000 members to re examine liquor ethics and morals. The Board of Social and Economic Relations urged stronger ties with neighboring Negro pastors and churches. The conference voted to meet again next year.
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Weather forecast for scattered showers across multiple regions
Scattered showers are expected from New Jersey westward through the Ohio and Tennessee valleys and into the middle and upper Mississippi valley. Warmer in the western Plains and northern Rockies, cooler in the Ohio valley, the northeastern Plains and the upper Mississippi valley.
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Presbyterian Synod Holds Meeting in North Carolina
In Greenville, North Carolina the Presbyterian Synod opened its evangelism conference with Dr. John F. Anderson of Orlando delivering the principal address. The event begins the synod’s centennial year and precedes the 147th annual meeting to be held at East Carolina College with more than 700 ministers and elders expected. Joseph B. Brewer of Rocky Mount is the likely 1960 moderator.
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Orlando
Fla
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U.S
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U.S.A
Joseph B. Brewer
Rocky Mount
Chester Alexander
North and South Carolina Georgia five day forecast summary
Forecast covers North and South Carolina Georgia with warm humid conditions. Expect scattered thundershowers today then more numerous Tuesday, high 80s to 90s, lows 60s to 70s. Georgia mainly warm with showers and possible thunderstorms Tuesday, highs 86 to 94. Temperatures near normal with minor changes through Saturday.
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Henry Perry Believes Hen Holds Egg Record in Tennessee
Humboldt resident Henry Perry claims his hen laid a record egg weighing half a pound with a 10 inch circumference. The egg reportedly shows a brown outer shell and a white inner shell, revealing two colors.
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