Weather Outlook Cool Nights and Warmer Plains Forecast
Cooler weather is expected Monday night in the upper Mississippi valley, the Lakes region and the Ohio valley. Warmer conditions predicted for the northern Plains and northern Rockies. Showers forecast from southern Maine to Florida, the central and southern Appalachians, the Ohio valley, the Gulf states, central and southern Plains and southern Rockies.
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Weather Summary: Sunset and Sunrise Times
The sun will set today at 6 25 p m and rise tomorrow at 6 04 a m.
North and South Carolina Weather Outlook
North Carolina remains mostly cloudy and mild with nightly lows from the 50s in the mountains to about 70 along the coast. Tuesday brings fair to partly cloudy skies with scattered coastal showers and continued warmth. South Carolina shows cloudy and mild conditions with scattered showers or thunderstorms, cooler near the northwest. Temperatures Tuesday through Saturday stay near normal with modest variation. Asheville 78 to 56, Charlotte 82 to 63, Raleigh 82 to 63, Columbia 86 to 64, Charleston 85 to 66. Rainfall around three quarters of an inch, mainly Thursday and Friday.
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Collision Claims 4th Victim In Train Crash
Rev. Dr. Wally Ward Barr 49 pastor of First Baptist Church Gastonia North Carolina died at Touro Clinic New Orleans as the collision became the fourth fatality. His wife 50 and Mrs J P Cutter of Kentwood Louisiana and her son 19 also perished when the Barr car was struck by a train while en route to visit relatives after enrolling two sons at Tulane University. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Weather brings heavy rain to western North Carolina
A disturbance moved from Arkansas through the Tennessee Valley into the Carolinas, delivering substantial rainfall to western and central North Carolina. Rain totals exceeded an inch in many western and central counties with some locations reporting 3 inches or more, while coastal areas saw lighter showers. Temperatures cooled with highs mostly under 70 in mountains and northern Piedmont, around 80s on the coast and overnight lows in the 50s to low 70s.
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Violent weekend in North Carolina claims at least 17 lives
North Carolina suffered at least 17 violent deaths over the weekend. Among them were three Fulbright family members from Haywood County and multiple accident and drowning deaths. Names include Mrs. Fulbright, 32, and her 36-year-old husband, 8-month-old Timothy, and 10-year-old Diane. Additional victims include Lindsay Hunt, Dr. John Cotten Taylor, Della Richie, and several highway crash victims.
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Ninevah
Haywood County
Waynesville
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Lake Junaluska
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Lindsay Hamilton Hunt
John Cotten Taylor
Washington, D. C
Pamlico Sound
William B. Butler
W. B. Brinson
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Brinson
Washington
Della Richie
Concord
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Kinston
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Rt. 3
Louisburg
Robert Franklin Tart
Clinton
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Ft. Bragg
Nathan Roscue Bass
Raleigh
Nancy Hatton
High Point
Odell Sholar
Rt. 2
Wallace
Lawrence Townsend
Kernersville
Billy Gray Goad
Mount Airy
Phillipses Return From Paris Wedding Anniversary Trip
Findlay couple Mr and Mrs Wallace Phillips return to Cleveland from a Paris trip planned as a surprise 20th wedding anniversary dinner. They arrived at Hopkins Airport tired but excited and relieved for the children.
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Ohio
Paris
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Phillips
Cleveland Hopkins Airport
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Monda
New York
Iceland
Luxembourg
North Carolina postpones mass Sabin polio immunization
Durham AP The Medical Society of North Carolina defers planned statewide mass immunization with Sabin oral polio vaccine after polio committee and executive council determine a slight but definite hazard for adults. The plan had called for 9 million doses in clinics statewide starting in November.
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Medical Society of North Carolina
Society
Sam FF. Ravenel
Greensboro
Executive Council
Fire tears through toy factory in Southport
A Sunday blaze at a Southport toy factory destroyed thousands of Christmas presents. Director James Robinson estimated damages at about 1 million pounds (roughly $2.8 million) and lamented the loss of orders that cannot be replaced.
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England
James Robinson
Paris Surprise Delights Mrs Phillips Says
Thursday he described a planned surprise in Paris. Mrs Phillips replied that she enjoyed it very much and called it a wonderful surprise.
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Paris
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