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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1967
Page
10
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Raleigh AP report cites John D. Palmer of Tobacco Associates warning Congress's import restricts could wreck foreign markets for flue cured tobacco and trigger retaliatory moves. Addison Yeaman accuses anti tobacco coalition of manipulating data while William O Flaherty notes tax hikes aim to drive cigarettes out of existence.
Yemen's new Republican regime states it will seek reconciliation with Royalists and end the five year civil war after a bloodless coup ousted President Sallal. Acting president Abdel Rahman Imani says talks with pro Royalist tribes aim to fold them into the republic. Moshen el Ainy declares broad tribal backing and a good neighbor policy toward Saudi Arabia. Egypt and Saudi Arabia reduce involvement as observers weigh a peace settlement. Sallal learns of the coup in Baghdad and cancels plans for Moscow. News notes rise in reported U S kidnappings since 1931.
British scientist Dr. Fred Hoyle warned at UNC that civilization could end within thirty years. He called his view outrageous but cited signs of social and moral decline, technological excess, and political strife as symptoms of an impending collapse. He remarked ageing science could trigger new social crises. He traced the origin of the term dog days to the Dog Star rising with the sun.
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