Northern area cools Thursday night and warms toward mid Atlantic
A cooling trend is forecast for Thursday night in the northern area west of the Mississippi with a warming trend from New Mexico to the Atlantic reaching the mid Atlantic. Snow is expected generally across the central Rockies and Plateau with showers and snow flurries from the Lakes region into the northern Ohio Valley.
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Weather Update: Warmth Returns as Front Moves In
A coastal storm moves away off New England, leaving clearing skies and cooler temperatures in the west while the east sees lower 60s. High pressure brings fair weather today with 60s limited by lingering warmth, then a disturbance approaches Tar Heel state bringing increased clouds and possible showers tomorrow.
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Weather brief sunrise and sunset times
The weather notice states today’s sunset at 6 16 p m and tomorrow’s sunrise at 6 48 a m. The source provides a concise sky timing update from The Associated Press.
Regional Weather Outlook for NC SC GA VA
NORTH CAROLINA mostly sunny and mild this afternoon with highs near 50 in the mountains and 62 along the coast. Fair and cool tonight with lows 35 to 45 and Friday brings increasing clouds and scattered showers likely in the west. SOUTH CAROLINA highs mainly upper 50s to 60 with cool tonight and Friday turning fair then warm with increasing cloudiness.
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Ike Pleased By Kennedy's Statement
Ex president Dwight D. Eisenhower said he was highly pleased and complimented after learning President Kennedy wants Congress to restore his five star rank. He spoke at a Palm Springs ballpark during an Angels intrasquad game.
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Floods recede as southern rivers ease after sweeping damage
In Alabama Georgia Mississippi and Louisiana swollen streams retreat slowly after a week of flooding. The Pearl River in Mississippi stood 17 feet above flood stage with 850 people moved from homes. Crests passed Selma and Millers Ferry while the Red Cross opened a shelter at Camden.
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Protestants Criticize Queen Elizabeth Visit to Pope John XXIII
In Edinburgh the Free Church of Scotland passed a resolution opposing Queen Elizabeth's May visit to Pope John XXIII. The assembly condemned the planned trip during a meeting held Wednesday night.
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Bright Spots From Legislators Trip To Guilford
Raleigh report describes Governor Sanford and officials mingling with Guilford lawmakers at a Starmount luncheon in Greensboro. Jefferson Standard’s Holderness provided transport to reporters while remarks recalled past political alignments. Local boosters note rapid city merging reducing distance between Greensboro and High Point and that most Guilford residents live inside city limits.
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Giant Money Headache Builds Up Before Raleigh Budget Committee
The General Assembly's Joint Appropriations Committee faces a mounting request list as Consolidated University of North Carolina officials seek 4.1 million in additions to the Budget Commission plan. President William C. Friday details 3.6 million for faculty salaries while 2.4 million is recommended, plus 399 thousand more for salaries and 269 thousand for Memorial Hospital at Chapel Hill. NC State College Chancellor John H. Caldwell pushes for 800 thousand to back a 13 million capital bond to buy 800 more acres of a 1,000‑acre Raleigh area block. The panel weighs an 51 million two‑year consolidated university budget and potential bond expansion.
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Campaign Opened To Stress Confidence In Growing U S Economy
Washington launching of a nationwide Advertising Council campaign to counter recession psychology and bolster confidence in the American economy. The effort stresses rising research spending, higher personal income and savings, and growing world markets with PSAs across radio, TV, print, and outdoor media.
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Funds Authorized To Support College Projects
The approval allocates 115000 dollars to match a Ford Foundation grant for the State College School of Engineering and 430000 dollars to double the size of a proposed 320 bed dormitory at Woman's College.
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