Weather forecast for mixed precipitation across regions
Light rain and snow predicted for Tuesday night across the north Atlantic states to the upper Lakes, with rain over the middle and south Atlantic to the Ohio and Tennessee valleys and the north and central Pacific coast. Scattered showers in the eastern Gulf. Cooler in the northern Plains and Rockies, warmer in the southern Plains.
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Weather Brief: Sunset and Sunrise Times
The sun will set today at 6 32 p m and rise tomorrow at 6 21 a m according to the Associated Press. The forecast provides basic daily daylight timings for the region.
Weather forecast for North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia
Forecast calls for occasional rain and cooler conditions in North Carolina and South Carolina this afternoon and tonight. Wednesday brings partial clearing and warmer temperatures with highs ranging from the 40s to the 60s or higher, and lows from the upper 30s to the 50s depending on the area. Georgia expected mostly clear and mild with highs in the 60s to low 70s and cooler nights.
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Georgia
Explosion Tears Engine Off Bomber During Refueling
An explosion tore one engine and sixteen feet of wing from a six engine B47 Stratojet during a refueling exercise near Peru Indiana. Both aircraft returned safely to Bunker Hill Air Force Base. The missing engine was being searched for by Air Force teams. The tanker remained undamaged and completed its flight. Crew included Capt John W Schwartz and Copilot Capt Edwin L Waldo. Bunker Hill is sixty miles north of Indianapolis.
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Edwin L. Waldo
Chicago
Bunker Hill
Indianapolis
Rainy spell continues over North Carolina with easing tonight
Rain will persist this afternoon and most of tonight across North Carolina due to a cool northeast wind and a low pressure system near the Gulf Coast. Temperatures fell yesterday with upper 50s in the north and 60s in the south, then lows ranged from 38 to 44 degrees. Rain totals reached a quarter to a third of an inch in places like Charlotte Wilmington and nearby areas.
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Sanford Rejects Four Year School Program Plan
Gov. Sanford rejects spreading the 106 million dollar school improvement program over four years. He says delaying would compromise bold efforts and insists the plan targets urgent school needs. He also pledges federal education funds go to construction, not teacher salaries, and mentions clemency reviews for textile union men.
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Boyd Payton
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State Utility Commission Under Fire over Rates
Raleigh AP says state Utilities commissioner Thomas R. Eller blasted the Utilities Commission and utility firms for policies costing customers millions yearly. He urged a public defender, modernization of laws, and abandoning return on fair value for a cost of service basis with a $15 million annual savings potential. Virginia Electric and Power Co. uses liberalized depreciation.
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Thomas R. Eller
Raleigh Sertoma Club
Utilities Commission
Eller
Virginia Electric and Power Co
Virginia
North Carolina
Identification of Decomposed Body Near Kinston
Police seek to identify a badly decomposed man found near Kinston. A torn out-of-state driver's license showed the name Norman Lee with an incomplete Wilming address. A slip reading 106 Holly St served as a watchdog for the public in utilities. The coroner said death occurred over a year ago and the cause is undetermined.
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N.C
Here
Raymond Jarman
Norman Lee
Forest St
Wilming
Holly St
Dear Ann Landers letters on parenting and marriage burdens
A Mother criticizes a perfectionist father who broke her son's toys, advising constructive discipline. A wife laments quitting work, and a newspaper man warns about the true cost of “little luxuries” and endorses a stay-at-home approach with Girl Scout work.
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Soviet Agriculture Official Relieved of Duty in Azerbaijan
M Poladov minister of agriculture in Azerbaijan has been relieved of his post and assigned other work, as part of Khrushchev's week long campaign against faulty agricultural administration nationwide. The report appeared in Baku Worker and was carried by AP.
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M. Poladov
Azerbaijan
Baku Worker
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Norway Extends Fishery Boundaries to Twelve Miles
Oslo AP reports Parliament unanimously approved a bill to extend Norway's fishery boundaries from 4 to 12 miles, effective September 1. The action broadens coastal waters and imposes new rules for fishing rights and enforcement.
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Oslo
Norway
Ann Landers Help Requested via Self-Addressed Envelope
Readers are urged to send their problems to Ann Landers in care of the newspaper with a stamped self-addressed envelope. The column offers personal advice and guidance.
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