Warming Trend Expected After Frost Regions Mark First Freeze
A chilly start across North Carolina and nearby states gives way to a warming trend tonight. Frost touched Asheville and other mountain areas with seasonal transitions foreseen through Tuesday as high pressure shifts and southerly winds prevail.
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Wichita State mourns 13 players and trainer in Colorado crash
Classes canceled as Wichita State University holds memorial services for 13 football players and trainer Tom Reeves killed in the Mt. Bethel Colorado crash. The death toll rose to 30 with Reeves in Denver hospital. One survivor John Taylor, 21, remained critical.
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Trial Set For Mai Lai Killings
Staff Sgt. David Mitchell faces court martial at Fort Hood for alleged massacre of about 30 Vietnamese in My Lai on March 16, 1968. He is the first of 25 soldiers to be tried or charged, with eight dismissals and seven more trials ordered, while other cases continue.
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United Nations urged to enlist 35 to 50 for conscientious objectors
Saudi Arabia's ambassador Jamil Baroody proposes a UN General Assembly resolution asking member states to enroll men aged 35 to 50 who refuse military service only if they volunteer to defend the country. The plan, backed by smaller nations, would promote youth education and seek referendums on war.
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Nixon Court At Odds On Busing Desegregation
White House aide Harry Dent says Nixon faces a tough decision if the Supreme Court orders busing for further desegregation. Dent cites the president’s stance against mandatory busing while upholding the law, and notes ongoing textile import legislation may be stalled until after the election. Dent also outlines planned talks with Japan on voluntary textile limits and warns against broad import quotas harming farm exports.
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Supreme Court Resumes After 13 Week Recess
The Supreme Court returns after a 13 week break with a docket on desegregation pace, Vietnam war legality, and death row cases. Opening ceremonies precede private conferences with hundreds of appeals, and Monday brings hearings on school desegregation in Charlotte, Mobile, and Athens.
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