Turning Cooler Temperatures Forecast for High Point Area
The weatherman at Friendship Airport expects cooler air to arrive Sunday after a spell of unseasonably warm weather. Highs will drop from the upper 60s to low 70s today to around 50 on Sunday, with overnight in the 40s. The Atlantic air mass will cool the region by about 10 degrees Sunday, while mountains see the least effect.
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High Point
Friendship Airport
Canada
Mountains
Atlantic
North Carolina
South Carolina
Southeast
Weekend Movie List and TV Schedule Snapshot
A late evening line up features 7 P M 2HEE HAW Dale Robertson and Kenni Huskey guests at 7. 8 P M 2 ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie contemplates selling to a black buyer. 8 30 P M 12 THE GOOD LIFE a Hawaii trip for Albert and Jane if he can teach Grace Dutton to drive. 9 P M SATURDAY MOVIES The War Wagon stars John Wayne and Kirk Douglas as a man seeks revenge for a frame up. 9 30 P M MARY TYLER MOORE Jed Allen as Rod Porter. 10 P M THE PERSUADERS Lord Brett Sinclair impersonates himself to solve a mansion mystery.
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Archie
Hawaii
Brett Sinclair
Albert
Jane
Grace Dutton
Larry Hagman
Donna Mills
Giant Lizards Spotted in Gibson County Tennessee
In West Tennessee Gibson County reports dog sized lizards roaming rural areas. Three sighted, two killed by locals with shotguns. A 25 pound 52 inch specimen is shown at Trenton Jail. Officials say the reptiles resemble iguanas or monitors and are not native to the area.
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Milan
Tenn
Tennessee
Gibson County
Lawrence Jackson
Jackson
Trenton
M. Conor
Hoowelie
Spring Creek
Gleason
McKenzie
Gann
Tito and Ceausescu to hold border meeting
Communist sources report Yugoslav President Tito and Romanian President Ceaușescu will meet near the border before month’s end to discuss the Eastern Europe situation. They have not consulted on Tito’s October talks with Soviet party chief Brezhnev.
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Bucharest
Romania
Tito
Yugoslavia
Nicolae Ceausescu
Europe
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Castro Thanks Chileans for Moral Blockade Breakthrough
Fidel Castro thanked Chileans for breaking the moral blockade during a rally in Antofagasta after arriving from Santiago. He defended socialism and solidarity with Chile, told students that socialism inspires work and sacrifice, and planned to tour nitrate fields and copper mines northward. A terrorist blast near the city disrupted transmission briefly, with no injuries reported.
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Chile
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
University of Chile
Mar
Xist
Salvador Allende
Atacama
Allende
Santiago
Fidel
Scott To Announce Plans For Handling Disturbances
North Carolina Governor Bob Scott said plans to address disturbances in public schools would be announced within a month. He spoke at a Southern Pines banquet noting unrest must cease to educate children and urged civic leaders to help identify and fix the problems.
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Southern Pines
N.C
Bob Scott
Scott
Southern Pines Chamber of Commerce
State Board of Conservation and Development
North Carolina
Felton J. Capel
C&d
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Southern Furniture Exposition
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Weeee
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WBTV
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Gunsmoke
Porter Wagoner
Klub
Lawrence Welk
Tommy Faile
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Dog Partners
Dick van Dyke
WSLS
Roaneke
WSJS
Winston-Salem
Hp-Tv
Mary Tyler Moore
John Wayne
Bob Hope
Hee Haw
Dale Robertson
Kenni Huskey
Bert
Hermione Baddeley
Duel
Dennis Weaver
Kirk Douglas
Walker
Keenan Wynn
Prestons
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Rod Porter
Ted Baxter
Bernie Rutledge
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Capel
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WNC
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Williams Flowers & Gifts
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English Rd
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Rollin’ On the River
B. J. Thomas
Mary Lou Collins
Kenny Rogers
Brenise
Don Adams
Rupert Crosse
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Dorothy Lamour
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