Humphrey Hones Arkansas Vote Drive in Arkansas
Hubert H. Humphrey campaigned in Arkansas stressing Democratic unity for November. He praised federal programs for rural electrification and criticized Goldwater’s stance, citing the TVA and power authorities as keys to rural progress.
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Texas
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America
Union Organizer Arrested in Raleigh A&P Trespass
Bernard Ray Hoke a Durham Retail Clerks Union organizer was arrested at an A&P store for trespassing while attempting to talk to employees about unionizing. He posted bond under 100 dollars and argued the company lacked authority to bar union activity on its premises.
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A&p
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Durham
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Counterfeiters Use State Equipment in Arkansas
An AP report states three Arkansas men were charged with making counterfeit currency using state equipment. A fourth man, employed by a company, faced charges over possessing counterfeit bills. Secret Service agent Joy Letteer said about 150 counterfeit ones and tens were recovered, with no clear evidence they circulated.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
My Joy Letteer
Secret Service
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Weather Outlook Calls for Showers Across Plains to Lakes
Showers expected Friday night from the north and central Plains to the Lakes region and into the Ohio valley and southern Gulf coast. Rain also forecast for the Pacific Northwest with cooler conditions in the north central Plateau Plains and north Atlantic states. Temperatures are milder in the mid and lower Mississippi valley and the middle Atlantic states.
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Middle Atlantic States
Weather in North Carolina Sees Humidifying Air and Scattered Showers
The region enjoys dry conditions for now after Dora's departure, with a few showers along south coastal counties yesterday afternoon. Humid air is rising, causing more cloudiness and late night fog, while nights warm more slowly. Temperatures yesterday stayed near normal, with mountain highs in the 70s and eastern areas around 80, and valley lows in the 50s to upper 60s. The mid Mississippi system shifts toward the Great Lakes, affecting only western NC, as high pressure remains along the Atlantic coast.
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Tennessee
Mississippi
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The Weather Preview From The Associated Press
The sun will set today at 6 23 p m and rise tomorrow at 6 05 a m with expected clear skies and mild temperatures.
Poisonous geyser erupts near Carminietta
Police have cleared 150 residents in Carminella Italy after a poisonous geyser erupted. The geyser remains active but no casualties are reported.
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Carminiella
Italy
Naples
Weather outlook for Carolina and Georgia through Wednesday
Forecast shows cloudiness and scattered showers in the mountains with milder readings elsewhere. Each state notes near seasonal normals as five day temperatures average around 76 to 85 highs and 55 to 65 lows, with heavier rainfall of an inch or more mainly Monday to Wednesday east portions.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Asheville
Raleigh
Charlotte
Columbia
Charleston
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