Weather outlook for North Carolina weekend mild with scattered showers
The forecast calls for upper 70s to 80s with nights mainly in the 60s across North Carolina. Thursday through Monday will be near normal with mountain highs around 80 and mid 80s elsewhere, and overnight lows mostly 50s to 60s. Precipitation totals near half an inch to an inch on the south coast, with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the evenings.
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Latins Await Hurricane’s Next Move
Hurricane Prancelia hovered about 30 miles off Guatemala and British Honduras in the Gulf of Honduras at 4 a.m. EDT. The National Hurricane Center placed the storm 40 miles east of Punta Gorda and similar distance north of Puerto Barrios. On shore, 40 entrants followed, as Master of Ceremonies Bert Parks touted pageant modernization.
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Richard A. Johnson is appointed assistant vice president in charge of credit at Factors Inc of High Point. He joined Factors in 1966 after working with Dun & Bradstreet in Winston Salem Norfolk and Richmond. A 1959 Wake Forest College graduate he serves as director of the Piedmont Chapter of the American Business Club and as an associate deacon at the First Presbyterian Church in High Point.
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Atlantic City awaits as 50 Miss America 1970 hopefuls open preliminaries at Convention Hall. Contestants display talents swimsuits and evening gowns over three nights of judging on a 110 foot runway.
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Congress Back On The Job After Summer Recess
Congress resumes work with emphasis on taxes and military funding. Senate focus includes Supreme Court nomination hearings and a push to revive the student loan program while House action targets a tax reform bill and an air pollution act. Debates over defense spending and C5 transport planes continue, with Treasury Secretary Kennedy as the first witness.
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Former from Page 1 A recounts Vietnam captivity reports
Frishman 28 was shot down by a surface to air missile and had his elbow removed by North Vietnamese doctors after grave arm wounds. He lost 50 pounds in captivity while Hegdahl 22 recalls seven months and 10 days in solitary and less suffering as enlisted men than officers. He was captured when he fell from the deck of the cruiser USS Canberra.
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Cutback Planned In Construction Follows Nixon Plan
Colorado Springs reports a White House plan to halt new federal construction projects and stop federal aid to state efforts. Governors react with dismay as timetable shifts. officials anticipate cabinet discussions and possible April 1 implementation. The move targets inflation by cutting funding and project approvals nationwide.
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Pike faced church censure for book and remarriage
Martin Pike, once a bishop and controversial author, faced Episcopal disciplinary actions after publishing The Other Side and marrying Diana Kennedy. He disappeared Tuesday while canoeing near Asheville, with searches along the French Broad River failing to locate him at dusk.
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Vietnam Peace Talks Hint at Faster U.S. Pullout
North Viet Nam's Kuan Thuy at a Paris reception suggested a rapid and sizable withdrawal of U.S. troops could break the deadlock. He said Washington must recognize the withdrawal principle and move quickly, with 100,000 as a possible starter to be examined if carried out.
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Anti Pageant Group Plans Atlantic City Picket
Thousands are expected as anti Miss America demonstrators descend on Atlantic City New Jersey to protest what they call a sexist pageant. The Ad Hoc Committee for the Miss America Demonstrationorganized the event with some adding they will use legal means to oppose the pageant while critics say it promotes racism and consumerism.
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