North Carolina warms up with southerly winds this weekend
A moderating trend with southerly winds will push temperatures into the 60s in the High Point area through Saturday. Overnight lows stay in the 40s and a few showers are possible Sunday as clouds mix with mild temperatures. Tonight's low in the 40s and Saturday highs in the 60s, with near zero precipitation tonight and about 10 percent Saturday.
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Federal Spending May Rise
Washington sources estimate federal spending could exceed the 225 billion dollar limit by about 10 billion in the next fiscal year beginning July 1. The Office of Management and Budget works on the budget slowly as Congress delays convening until January 18 and bills in the lame duck session add uncertainty to revenues and spending.
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Actress Helen Hayes and Anita Loos waitresses at Salvation Army dinner
Actress Helen Hayes and author Anita Loos volunteered as waitresses at the Salvation Army Thanksgiving dinner for about 1,500 needy in a downtown New York cafeteria.
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Weather Outlook for North and South Carolina
North Carolina sees variable cloudiness with a chance of showers in the mountains Saturday. Elsewhere sunny today, partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. highs in the 60s, lows in the 40s. South Carolina remains partly cloudy with rising temperatures. today and tonight highs in the 60s, lows in the upper 30s to low 40s inland and near 50 along the south coast, Saturday highs in the 70s.
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Roanoke raid arrests 17 youths at black power HQ
Roanoke police arrested 17 teenagers at a city apartment described as the headquarters for black power advocates after two patrolmen were wounded responding to a murder report. tear gas forced occupants to surrender as weapons and ammunition were seized.
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Ex-First Lady Visits Britain to Promote Memoirs
Former First Lady Lady Bird Johnson met Prime Minister Edward Heath in the House of Commons during a London visit to promote her White House memories book. The discussions highlighted her literary tour and reception plans in England.
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Guard Radio Network Is Established
Raleigh AP reports Maj. Gen. Ford L. Davis announced a National Guard radio communications network linking armories in Ahoskie Asheville Charlotte Clinton Greensboro and Wilmington with National Guard Headquarters in Raleigh. By year’s start it will expand to Concord Durham Fayetteville Hickory High Point Kinston Louisburg Washington and Winston-Salem. Equipment funded with federal money will be used for nuclear attack emergencies with fulltime staff during normal days and 24 hour coverage in crises.
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First Black General Davis Sr Dies at 93 in Illinois
Benjamin C. Davis Sr the first Black general in U S armed forces died at Great Lakes Naval Hospital in Illinois of leukemia. He retired as brigadier general in 1948 after serving from Spanish American War through World War II alongside General Eisenhower. His son Benjamin O Davis Jr rose to lieutenant general in the Air Force.
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Dayan outlines new cease fire plan amid Mid East talks
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan proposed a thinning of forces on both sides of the Suez Canal to ease negotiations and renew peace talks with Egypt. Western sources say talks to revive Gunnar Jarring’s mission may resume by Christmas with U S Britain and France kept informed. Egypt warned against another cease fire extension and called Dayan plan deceptive as Cairo seeks to end occupation.
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