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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1963
Page
5
After several warm days a weak cool front moves south into South Carolina. Expect a little cooler conditions tonight across the state with mainly dry weather and only isolated mountain showers possible tomorrow. Northerly winds remain light to moderate along the coastal plain.
The document notes sunset today at 7 11 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 5 21 a m with missing trace data in the report.
An Iraqi atomic physics student Abdul Melik, 24, leaped from a Moscow University building after being ordered to return home with 46 other Iraqi government scholars. Iraqi government withdrawals followed claims of mistreatment and feared repression if students return.
The forecast shows partly cloudy skies for North and South Carolina tonight and Tuesday with cooler readings on Tuesday. Lows around 50 in the mountains and north, 50s elsewhere, and scattered showers possible Thursday. Geneva report notes World Council of Churches leader urging dialogue with the Roman Catholic Church. Reforms termed a shift away from self centered policy toward broader Christian dialogue.
Governor Rockefeller backs a bill removing automatic death sentences in premeditated murder and kidnapping cases. The measure creates a two stage trial: first verdict of guilt, then separate sentencing decision. Applies to trials begun after July 1.
Algeria mourns Foreign Minister Mohamed Khemisti after a gunshot wound proves fatal, as President Nasser’s Algeria tour faces gloom. A Nile ferry disaster adds to regional grief and casts doubt on Arab unity amid Syria's political rifts.
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