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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1974

Page

5

Elections Promised In Yemen

North Yemen's army chief of staff said the new military rulers promise a parliamentary democracy with general elections within six to eight months. Col Miswari said the coup aims to end feuds with Iryani, suspend the consultative council, and pledge allegiance to the new regime while planning to retire after elections.

Amman Jordan North Yemen Red Sea Hussein el Miswari Miswari Ibrahim el Hamdi Miswarit Abdul Rahman Iryani Consultative Council Iryani

Tobacco Marketing Plans Shake Georgia Tobacco Sector

Valdosta Georgia AP reports new USDA and Flue cured Tobacco Marketing Committee guidelines aim to overhaul the billion dollar leaf industry. Farmers mostly back the change saying it creates orderly marketing and reduces out of state sales within 100 miles of county seats. Some worry smaller markets may close, but warehouses scramble for local grower commitments as prices may rise.

Valdosta U.S. Department of Agriculture Flueoured Tobacco Marketing Committee Georgia Farm Bureau Emmett Reynolds Georgia-Florida Lanier County John Strickland Georgia Carolinas Virginia Agriculture Department Lowndes County George Kessler William L. Lanier Tobacco and U.S. Agricultural and Stabilization Service

Paroles Granted for Former Burlington Bank Officials

Three men including a former American Medical Association board chairman were granted paroles after misapplying 1.8 million in North State Bank funds. Dr John R Kernodle, 58, will be released Oct 20. Norman G Smith, 56, Haw River, released Nov 21. and a Graham director to be released July 30.

Greensboro N.C American Medical Association North State Bank Burlington John R. Kernodle AMA Graham Norman G. Smith Haw River North State Bank of North Carolina N.A Fulton Paris Montgomery Ala Thomas W. Jones U.S. Board of Paroles

Nixon Hails Tricia Nixon Anniversary Call From Cairo

President Nixon paused during his Mideast tour to call his daughter Tricia Nixon Cox and wish her a happy anniversary. The call was placed from Cairo but announced later. Tricia Nixon Cox married Edward Cox in a White House ceremony on June 12, 1971.

Jidda Saudi Arabia Nixon Tricia Cairo Ronald Ziegler Edward Cox White House

Navy Lieutenant Sues Over Discriminatory Tenure

Former Navy lieutenant William James Gertz, discharged in 1971 after being bypassed for promotion, sues in federal court claiming sex discrimination in not granting male officers the same 13 year tenure guaranteed to female officers. He seeks a panel to declare the law unconstitutional, arguing the statute targets qualified service members.

Memphis Navy William James Gertz Gertz

Senator Mansfield Says Kissinger Is Thin Skinned

Senate majority leader Mike Mansfield said Henry Kissinger is a little thin skinned about criticism and suggested he might resign over the wiretap controversy. Mansfield recalled Kissinger’s June 8 discussion of a possible resignation and a later call about accompanying Nixon on the Middle East trip. He urged Kissinger to stay, stressing his need for energy and ability amid the scandal.

Kissinger Washington Mike Mansfield Dmont Henry A. Kissinger Mansfield Nixon Middle East Senate Senate Foreign Relations Committee Salzburg Austria

East Germans Detain Drunk U S Soldiers Near Berlin Wall

Two intoxicated American GIs in a blue convertible nearly reached the Berlin Wall on Saturday before East German border guards detained them for eight hours. Russians intervened to release them. An Army spokesman said the exact blow count was unclear and the GIs were sober at the end. identities were not released.

Berlin Berlin Wall

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