North Carolina Weather Forecast Sees Warmer Temperatures
The Associated Press reports warm springlike weather across North Carolina with highs in the 70s and overnight lows in the 40s. Showers and a chance of thunderstorms move into the state Tuesday, with mountains at 40 percent and coastal areas lower. North Carolina forecast calls for partly cloudy days, increasing clouds tonight, and scattered showers or thundershowers in the mountains late today through Tuesday.
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Nationwide Midweek Temps Edge Up With Showers Possible
Temperatures across the nation trending for Wednesday to Friday with showers possible mainly in the east. Highs in the 60s with overnight lows in the 30s to 50s. warmer Wednesday morning along the coast. South Carolina stays warm with showers Wednesday to Friday, lows around 50 highs near 70. Virginia forecasts fog, showers, and possible heavy rain in the northwest, with variable clouds and highs in the 70s. Georgia sees warm, mostly cloudy transitions with chances of showers and thunderstorms. Tennessee expects clouds, showers, and storms, warmer east, cooler west, highs near 70s to 80s.
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Deaths in Area Claim Several Local Residents
Obituaries list multiple area residents including Mrs. John B. Gordon of Winston Salem aged 101, Robert Lee Dreher formerly of Gastonia, Minnie Radford Walls, William Clauda Armstrong, Rebecca Sadler Craig, John Reid Morris, Ethel Rozelle Hellon, with details on survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial plans across local churches and funeral homes.
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Gastonia
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Vog Jers Funeral Home
Winslow- Salem
Robert Lee Dreher
Nashville
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Louise Moore
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Martin
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Hanial
Rose Wit
Minnie Ti, Walls
Minnie Radford Walls
W. C. Walls
Elmwood Chapel
Ward Funeral Home
Guy Walker
Tollywood Cemetery
William C. Armstrong
Lincolnton
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Hulda White Armstrong
Julia Armstrong
Webb Armstrong
High Shhoals
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High Ln Baptist Church
Philip Welchel
Rebecca Sadler Craig
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Roosevelt Craig
Dallas
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Charlotte
Hawthorne Lane
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Forrest Morris
Gaston County
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Theodnsta Black Morris
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Stewart requests release of hospital probe report summary
Rep. Carl Stewart from Gastonia asks Gov. Scott to release a summary of the State Bureau of Investigation report on Cherry Hospital to a Legislative Research Commission committee studying mental hospitals. He says the summary would aid evaluation of practicality and economy and notes the report has not been made public.
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Gastonia
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State Bureau of Investigation
Cherry Hospital
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SRM
Black Students Boycott Stratagems Close Columbia Schools
Columbia schools reopened under tight security after a black student boycott and violence at Dreher and Lower Richland high schools. Sheriff Powell and Chief Cauthen reported significant police presence inside and outside campuses as districts in Richland County planned an orderly return amid demands to remove police from grounds and ensure safer, unbiased learning environments.
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Lon Nol Proclaims Absolute Rule In Cambodia
Cambodia's Marshal Lon Nol declared himself president with absolute powers after a weekend of upheaval. He will head the cabinet, name two vice presidents and a premier, and suspend the Constituent Assembly amid a wider political crisis and student pressure over communist incursions.
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Black higher education issues to be discussed in Raleigh
The United Negro College Fund meeting in Raleigh today covers black higher education. The three day session opens with sessions of the finance committee institutional services committee executive committee and board of directors.
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Davidson College considers admitting women on campus
In Davidson North Carolina a faculty and student body majority favor coeducation at Davidson College. Trustees will review studies and a faculty subcommittee report before a May vote on allowing more women on the Presbyterian affiliated campus of about 1000 students.
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Defends doctors in NC hospital ethics inquiry
In Raleigh AP report Dr Charles W Sisron president of the North Carolina Kfed Test Society says no member has been found involved in the wavered conduct at Cherry State Memorial Hospital in Goldsboro Byron notes Gov Bob Scott asked the society to review an SBI report on the hospital Syron adds some doctors there are not society members
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Jaycees Honor Sen. Jordan At Regional Meeting
Burlington North Carolina Jaycees granted honorary membership to Sen. B Everett Jordan 75 for his service. The award was presented Sunday in Saxapulaw at a regional Jaycee gathering highlighting his contributions to the organization.
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Cramerton PTA Meeting Thursday Evening
The Cramerton School PTA will meet at 7 15 p m at the elementary school. Children in grades one through six will present a musical program. Lea Fox serves as PTA president.
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Shooter sets pistol mark in national record at Quanticn
Walter E. Cooper of Gastonia established a new NRA record in pistol shooting at Quanticn Ya. He fired 197 out of 200 with a .45 caliber automatic, 20 shots at 25 yards. Cooper is an electrician at Douglas Municipal Airport.
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National Black Political Convention Forms Movement
At Gary Indiana the first National Black Political Convention concluded amid heated debate and chaos. The event birthed a new political movement called The National Assembly with hopes of becoming a third party, while a steering committee would later decide policy among rival resolutions. Jesse Jackson urged unity to build a powerful black political nation.
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Berrigan informer on trial in Selinsgrove courtroom
Boyd Douglas Jr the foray friend of Rev. Philip Berrigan testifies in the Harrisburg trial where Berrigan and six co-defendants face charges of conspiracy to kidnap Kissinger and sabotage federal buildings. Douglas, serving three years, gave details on his role and the FBI’s handling of his informant status.
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Two South Carolina pilots die in jet trainer crash
Capts Joseph E. Gable and Henry D. George, experienced pilots from South Carolina, were killed during a low altitude training flight near Lane in Williamsburg County. The crash occurred at about 2500 feet, with no chance of bailout, as Brig. Gen. Morrell noted at Eastover. Gable had six years in the Strategic Air Command before joining the SC Air Guard three years ago. The incident marks the Guard’s first fatal training crash since 1962.
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