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The sun will set today at 6 24 p m and rise tomorrow at 6 36 a m according to the Associated Press forecast.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1959
Page
9
The sun will set today at 6 24 p m and rise tomorrow at 6 36 a m according to the Associated Press forecast.
A North Carolina forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions this afternoon with rain possible. The outlook suggests continued moisture and cloud cover across the region into the evening.
Glenn Crihfield showed The Mayflower Story to Alexander Martin Chapter DAR members at Mrs. Henry Foscue’s Rockford Road home. Afterward he answered questions and distributed Mayflower Compact booklets. Mrs. Charles F. Phillips reported on the state conference in Durham and Winston-Salem’s 1959 meeting. Refreshments for 23 were served by the hostess and associate hostesses.
The article discusses protecting news sources from disclosure to protect informants. US Rep Francis Dorn proposes a congressional bill. The Torre case prompts questions about whether source identity affects First Amendment press freedom and journalists' rights to publish within legal limits.
The government ordered sweeping mandatory curbs on imports of foreign crude oil to bolster domestic oil and coal industries. The plan cuts crude oil imports about 15 percent east of the Rocky Mountains, with April 1 dates for gasoline and unfinished products. President Eisenhower said the moves serve national security and will be monitored to avoid hurting consumers. Critics warned of higher costs for New England manufacturers and potential effects on relations with Canada, Venezuela, and the Mideast.
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