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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1962
Page
5
Snow is expected Wednesday night in northern New England and northern Plains with rain in the central Plains. Showers and flurries reach from the northern Rockies to the southern Pacific coast as cooler air settles over the eastern half of the nation.
Forecast shows fair cool nights with frost in Georgia interior and mid 30s along the coast for North and South Carolina. Thursday brings warmer conditions across the region with generally near normal temperatures and a warming trend before a cooler turn by Sunday or Monday along with moderate rainfall expected Sunday or Monday.
Havana radio said a shipload from the Soviet Union is en route to Cuba, including farm machinery for planting and harvesting potatoes, potatoes, and 3 000 women’s watches, destined for Havana.
The flower bulb industry of Holland employs 25,000 of the country's 11 million inhabitants, shaping local employment and economic activity in the sector.
The disturbance off the Georgia and Carolina coasts moved northeast and centered east of Cape Hatteras. Rain stayed coastal, with clearing inland by midday. Cool, dry air and northerly winds kept temperatures in the 50s to 60s, with freezing temperatures on western counties overnight. High pressure from the Great Lakes to the Gulf will dominate through Friday, bringing fair skies and a slow warming trend into Thursday and Friday.
The sun will set today at 5 15 p m and rise tomorrow at 6 56 a m as the daily forecast notes the times in the standard weather brief.
Recovery teams sift through a massive wreckage yard on Guam after Typhoon Karen wrecked nearly every civilian building. Six dead, over 100 injured, damages exceed 100 million dollars. Red Cross and civil defense coordinate relief as schools close and aid flows.
An old newspaper ad asserts Doan's Pills ease nagging backache and other pains from stress and overexertion. It claims soothing bladder irritation and mild diuretic effects help kidneys, improving sleep and reducing restlessness.
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