Weather forecast for snow flurries and rain across regions
Snow and flurries are expected Tuesday night in extreme northern New England and the lower Lakes. Rain is forecast for the northern Pacific coast. Snow may fall in western northern and central Plains and northern Rockies. Colder conditions will hit the Atlantic states, northern Plains, and northern Rockies. cooler weather in the Gulf coast states. Warmer in the upper and central Mississippi Valley and central Plains.
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North Carolina Weather Sees Cold Front From North
A cold front moved east across North Carolina yesterday and last night. Chilly air flows in from the north and northwest following the front as mild air had covered the state earlier.
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North Carolina Weather Outlook With Cold Front Lingers
Skies stay sunny in North Carolina with a stiff north wind and chilly afternoon. A large cold air mass sits over the eastern United States with a freeze expected tonight and gradual warming by Thursday.
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North Carolina
United States
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North and South Carolina Forecast: Cool and Fair
North Carolina expects fair skies and cold with highs near 40 to 50 and lows 15 to 30. South Carolina sees around 50 degree highs in most areas with overnight lows in the 20s to near freezing along the coast.
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Second Story Man Caught Red Handed
Greenville police nabbed Wayman Reeves 16 after he climbed a drain pipe to a second story College Club window. He confessed to breaking and entering and stealing radios from two autos. Detectives Lawson and Russell, who anticipated a break in, waited in the upstairs area and spotted Reeves entering with a switchblade and light. Reeves wore tennis shoes and faced a suspended sentence for shoplifting.
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Savannah Gets Nuclear Fuel
The nuclear powered merchant ship Savannah is loading its reactors with 17,000 pounds of uranium oxide fuel at Camden shipyards. The $35.6 million vessel, built as a demonstration by the AEC and the Maritime Administration, will have fuel for 32 years without refueling.
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Savannah
Atomic Energy Commission
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Car Crash Kills Two on Curve in Southern Pines
A car lost control on a curve on Highway 211 in Southern Pines North Carolina and struck a tree Monday night. Two youths, Robert S. Wicker 20 and Ronald C. Benton 18, were killed and Jerry Lambert about 18 of Aberdeen was seriously injured.
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Bowles Accepts Special Diplomatic Post Under Kennedy
Chester Bowles appoints as special representative and adviser on African Asian and Latin American affairs with focus on new and developing nations. Reports say he will report to President Kennedy and to Secretary of State Rusk on long range planning and policy.
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Cocktail hour limits urged and coffee habit warned
A Denver psychiatrist urged a pre dinner punctuation mark with two to three cocktails and cautioned against daytime drinking. Other speakers warned about excessive coffee, noting high consumption and possible nervous effects.
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Wyo
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Bradford Murphey
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Court ruling may reopen Prince Edward County schools
The Virginia Supreme Court decision is seen as potentially forcing reopening of public schools in Prince Edward County once closed in 1959 to avoid racial mixing. About 1,700 Black children have had little formal schooling for two years, while 1,400 white children attend private segregated schools.
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William Best, UPI Los Angeles Bureau Chief, Dies
William Best, 45, longtime manager of the United Press Los Angeles bureau from 1952 to 1957, died Monday of cancer. He was born in Minneapolis.
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Army to Make Mess Halls More Homey
The Army will switch to glass dinnerware in mess halls to create a homelike atmosphere and boost appetite, reducing food waste. White dishware with green or burgundy bands will be used for plates bowls cups and saucers plus two sizes of glass tumblers. Plastic serving trays will carry meals. no date for full adoption set, changes depend on command funds.
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Washington
Army
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