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Weather brief notes no significant temperature change. Forecast suggests near zero readings in northern areas with minimal variation across regions.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1967
Page
8
Weather brief notes no significant temperature change. Forecast suggests near zero readings in northern areas with minimal variation across regions.
Associated Press reports Dr. E Cuyler Hammond of the American Cancer Society says a 26 year old man smoking two packs daily loses up to eight years of life. He notes life expectancy drops to 65.3 years vs 73.6 for non-smokers, based on a 447,196 man study through mid 1965. The World Conference on Smoking and Health opens with 22 sponsor agencies.
President Kennedy noted no Negro cadets at the Coast Guard Academy as a nationwide recruitment effort aimed at Black students pulled few results. By last June the academy had its first Negro graduate, Merle J. Smith of Baltimore, with five Negro cadets among 700 plus. overall Negro representation remained small in officer and enlisted ranks. A spokesman cited interest but acknowledged many qualified Blacks chose other lucrative fields.
A committee to lower the voting age from 21 to 18 in Arkansas was formed by the Young Republican League of Arkansas and the Young Democratic Clubs of Arkansas. Ed Allison and Roy Lee Hight announced the committee on September 11 1987 saying Arkansas youth have shown maturity and deserve a voice in government.
The Proved Point states that President Washington’s decisive move to quell the Whisky Rebellion in Pennsylvania demonstrated that the newly formed federal government possessed the ability to collect the taxes it levied and enforce the laws it enacted.
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