Weather by Wirephoto Week's Syracuse forecast five days
Five day forecast for Syracuse region from 6 AM to 6 AM shows precipitation across the East with snow along the northern border from Maine to Michigan and rain from southern New England to Georgia and Ohio valley. Colder air from the Ohio valley to Texas and New Mexico. milder in the central Rockies.
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Maine
Michigan
New England
Georgia
Ohio Valley
Texas
New Mexico
Rockies
Weather details and forecasts from New York and national notes
Tonight mix of snow rain or sleet with a low near 30. Tomorrow snow flurries and mild high around 36. Yesterday's high 31 low 22. Sun set 4 32, sunrise 7 31. Record highs and lows listed. Extended forecast: above normal temperatures in New York State with light precipitation, snow north, mixed snow central and south tomorrow, then colder weather Sunday and Monday with potential snow or rain Tuesday or Wednesday.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New York
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York state daytime temps reach 30s to 40s
Daytime temperatures across York State are expected to reach the low to mid 30s generally, with colder conditions in northern mountains and highs up to the low 40s in New York City and Long Island. Nighttime lows range from 13 to 20 in colder regions and around the low 30s over Long Island.
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York State
New York City
Long Island
Fy x Con Returns Home to Pen
Robert W. McCain, 58, pleaded guilty to arson in Salem Oregon, setting fires at Oregon Pulp and Paper Co. He received 10 more years at Oregon State Penitentiary, saying he cannot adjust to life outside and prefers the pen where his friends are. He had been released last August after 17 years of a 20 year term for arson in Klamath County.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon State Penitentiary
Robert W. McCain
Oregon Pulp and Paper Co
Klamath County
Nursing pins to be awarded at Syracuse University convocation
27 seniors in the Syracuse University School of Nursing will receive pins at an 8 PM convocation in Hendricks Chapel. Chancellor Tolley and Vice Chancellor Crawford will preside with Dr. Oscar K. Diamond as keynote speaker on Womenhood in the Present Day World. Dean Edith H. Smith will confer pins on the graduates, who will be eligible for state boards.
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Ellery Allen
Amxiliary of the University Hospital of the Good Shepherd
Arria Huntington
School of Nursing
NYU Plans Salary Raises and Tuition Increases
New York University will raise faculty salaries and undergraduate tuition for the 1955 1956 year. Base tuition rises $5 to $25 per point, averaging $4,000 annually, with salaries set from $3,600 to $16,000 for ranks. The changes add nearly $2 million to the budget. over 3,700 on the payroll.
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NEW York GP
New York University
Henry ‘R T. Heald
Soonn « Vane
Wevey & Pos Ang AM
Predictor predicts 70 percent rise in U.S. college enrollments
Dr J Paul Leonard president of San Francisco State College forecasts by 1970 the number of young people in the United States attending college could grow by 70 percent to about 13 600 000 college aged. He estimates 3 400 000 will be in college versus 2 250 000 now.
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