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	Abdullah Sallal
		Sallal becomes president of the new republic, but is faced with a civil war as al-Badr has escaped and start fighting back against Sallal.
		Sallal never got to prove whether he was a capable leader or not.
		Sallal's position is weakened, and he takes over the premiership to take better control, especially over the ongoing civil war, but doesn't succeed.
	lexicorient.com /e.o/sallal_a.htm (283 words)

	Yemen
		The unification was proclaimed in May, with Ali Abdullah Saleh as leader of the new Republic of Yemen and San'a as its capital.
		The winner, predictably, was Ali Abdullah Saleh, former president of North Yemen, and president of the unified Yemen for the past nine years.
		A draft constitution of the unified state of Yemen was published in December 1989 and in January 1990 the border between the two countries was opened to allow free movement for all citizens.
	www.tiscali.co.uk /reference/encyclopaedia/hutchinson/m0018495.html (1336 words)

	Abdullah
		1962 Military uprising under Col Abdullah as-Sallal North Yemen
		1994 Abdullah Al-Sallal, President of Yemen (1962-67), dies
		1899 Abdullah ibn Mohammed al-Ta'a'ishi, mahdi of Sudan (1883-99), dies
	www.brainyhistory.com /topics/a/abdullah.html (144 words)

	ninemsn Encarta - Search View - Yemen
		His son, Muhammad al-Badr, had ruled for only a week before he was overthrown by the army, which proclaimed the Yemen Arab Republic (YAR) under the leadership of Colonel Abdullah al-Sallal.
		In the country’s first direct presidential election, in September 1999, President Ali Abdullah Saleh was unanimously re-elected for another term in office.
		In parliamentary elections held in April 2003, President Ali Abdullah Saleh's General People's Congress won 238 of the 301 seats; the Islah Party took 46 seats and the 17 other seats were spread among a number of smaller parties.
	au.encarta.msn.com /text_761578405__1/Yemen.html (4204 words)

	Encyclopedia: President
		Abdullah as-Sallal (1962-1967) Abdul Rahman al-Iryani (1967-1974) Ibrahim al-Hamdi (1974-1977) Military Command Council Ahmed al-Ghashmi (1977-1978) Abdul Karim Abdullah al-Arashi (1978) Ali Abdullah Saleh (1978-1990) For Presidents after this see: President of Yemen See also: Prime Minister of North Yemen...
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/President (6089 words)

	Obituary: Major-General Yahya al-Mutawakkil (1943-2003)
		In 1958 he entered the Air Force College, then commanded by Abdullah al-Sallal who was to become the country’s first republican president.
		Unfit to return to the battle-zone, he was sent to the Soviet Union for higher military studies, and in 1965 was appointed Director-General of Military Training, Sana’a.
		When the group, including Yahya, visited Cairo in August 1966 to remonstrate with the Egyptian government, they were thrown into prison and not released until October 1967; Yahya later described this period of incarceration as ‘a kind of slow death’.
	www.al-bab.com /bys/obits/mutawakkil.htm (611 words)

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		Abdullah was generally considered as a corrupt leader, who did little to improve the living standards of Iraq, and even less to modernize the army.
	stream.spurl.net /Open_Stream_Asia?order=Atitle&direct=0 (935 words)

	Yemen
		Ali Abdullah Saleh, the former leader of North Yemen, was elected president and he appointed Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi as vice president.
		President Abdullah al-Sallal took over and led the country through a tough civil war between those who advocated change and those who remained loyal to the imamate.
		Autocratic rule was rejected by a significant opposition group and in 1962, the imamate was deposed.
	www.gayarab.com /regional/yemen.htm (1661 words)

	Issihk.com - Yemen is a world leader in innovative information and communication technologies, including multimedia, e-government and e-commerce.
		Ali Abdullah Saleh of North Yemen became president, while Ali Salem al-Beidh and Haydar Bakr al-Attas of South Yemen became vice president and prime minister, respectively.
		President Ali Abdullah Saleh ruled North Yemen from 1978 until it merged with South Yemen in 1990.
		In 1974 military officers led by Colonel Ibrahim al-Hamdi staged a bloodless coup; the constitution was suspended, and executive power was vested in a command council, chaired by al-Hamdi.
	www.issicn.com /yemen.htm (1292 words)

	TIME Magazine Archive Article -- After Ahmad the Devil -- Oct. 05, 1962
		No one is quite sure why Sallal was plotting against the Imam, but one theory is that Sallal is a Nasser sympathizer and Nasser hated the Imam for a rude poem he had once written about Arab...
		The trouble began weeks ago, when one Colonel Abdullah Sallal, former commander of the port city of Hodeida and implicated in previous plots against the monarchy, launched a new conspiracy.
		It was aimed at the Imam, known as Ahmad the Devil, who had ruled despotically for 14 years, survived repeated rebellions, and liked to behead his numerous enemies in public.
	www.time.com /time/archive/printout/0,23657,829180,00.html (162 words)

	Abdullah Al-Sallal, President of Yemen (1962-67), dies March 5 in History
		Abdullah Al-Sallal, President of Yemen (1962-67), dies March 5 in History
		People are stunned to hear that one company has data files on 185 million Americans.
	www.brainyhistory.com /events/1994/march_5_1994_169561.html (39 words)

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		Abdullah o Abdalá II (1962-) Rey de Jordania, hijo de Hussein I y de la británica Toni Gar...
	www.elasere.com /Interes/Personalidades.asp?PageID=2&Letra=A (283 words)

	Despite what we think - Yemen deserves - opinion - Yemen Times
		I don’t find more exciting than the description of President Abdullah Al-Sallal (1917-1994) – the leader of 26 September revolution and the president of Yemen (from 1962 to 1967) – in his short biography, which was mainly concentrated on some incidents in the period before the revolution.
		In that concept my friend Abdullah A. sent me an email discussing his idea which was shown in his article “Not quite the time to go home” and which included a kind of discussion to some bad aspects in Yemen.
		People like Abdullah who lived out of the country for a while – and by the way I’m one of them for 22 years – had a tangible contact with the differences.
	www.yementimes.com /article.shtml?i=648&p=opinion&a=2 (1092 words)

	Week's Interview - Yemen Times
		During the early years of the revolution in Yemen, he worked with some of its more illustrious leaders such as Marshal Abdullah Al-Sallal and Ustaz Ahmed Mohammed Noman.
		President Ali Abdullah Saleh is a patriotic person, and is trying to build a modern state.
		During a recent visit to the Central Organization for Control and Audit, President Ali Abdullah Saleh said that the media should uncover and publicly denounce corrupt officials.
	www.yementimes.com /98/iss36/intrview.htm (1527 words)

	Israel Resource Review -- 15th February, 1999
		The ministers accepted an invitation from Algerian Interior Minister Abdullah Sallal to hold the next general assembly in Algeria.
		Abdullah is also backed by the Jordanian east-bank tribes, whose hundreds of tribal sheikhs converged on the palace to pledge allegiance.
		Abdullah, on the other hand, is related by marriage to a well-known Palestinia n family in Tulkarem, the Yassins.
	www.israelbehindthenews.com /Feb-15-99.htm (2858 words)

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		However, under the Presidency of Ali Abdullah Salah of the Hashid tribe, in the late seventies/early eighties, the stability of the YAR steadily improved.
		Clashes with the British over Aden were characteristic of Ahmad’s rule, and he sought protection from Cairo, resulting in a short-lived pact between Yemen, Egypt and Syria.
		The deposed Imam fled to the mountains of the North and his Royalist forces, backed by Saudi Arabia, and waged a civil war against the YAR, which lasted for eight years.
	www.utcyemen.com /history.htm (915 words)

	Ancient Yemen
		Ali Abdullah Saleh, then leader of North Yemen, became president of unified Yemen, while Ali Salem al-Beidh and Haydar Bakr al-Attas of South Yemen became vice president and prime minister, respectively.
		Since 1990 the president has been Ali Abdullah Saleh, the former leader of North Yemen; Saleh was most recently reelected in 1994, following Yemen's short civil war.
		The lengthy tenure of President Ali Abdullah Saleh, who ruled North Yemen from 1978 until it merged with South Yemen in 1990, proved more stable.
	www.cs.nmsu.edu /~fmohamed/ancient-ye.html (3497 words)

	Yemen
		Ali II ibn Abdullah (I) Abdullah II ibn al-Hasan
	tosic.interfree.it /Asia/Yemen.htm (9 words)

	US Department Of State Post Report
		On June 7, 1967, during the Arab-Israeli conflict, the government of Abdullah al‑Sallal severed diplomatic relations with the U.S., and all Americans were withdrawn.
		Later in October the Parliament elected Ali Abdullah Saleh as President for a five‑year term.
		The former North Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh became President during the transitional period, and the former President of South Yemen, Ali Salim Al‑Bidh, Vice President.
	foia.state.gov /MMS/postrpt/pr_view_all.asp?CntryID=160 (13601 words)

	Infantry Magazine: The Egyptian-Yemen War : Egyptian perspectives on Guerrilla warfare
		Colonel Abdullah Sallal decided to act and ordered that the military academy in Sana'a go on full alert--opening all armories and having weapons issued to all junior officers and troops.
		The armory was perhaps the easiest target, as a written order from Colonel Sallal was sufficient to open the storage facility, beat the royalists, and secure rifles, artillery and ammunition for the resistance.
		On the evening of September 25, Sallal gathered known leaders of the Yemeni nationalist movement and others officers who had sympathized or participated in the military protests of 1955.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0IAV/is_1_93/ai_n6123802 (1351 words)

	Yemen, Republic of
		A military coup in 1962 led by Colonel ‘Abdullah al-Sallal established the Yemen Arab Republic in the north and brought an end to centuries of Zaydi rule and ushered in an era of civil war between the Saudi-supported royalists and the Egyptian-backed Republicans.
		The British succeeded in extending control as far as Hadhramawt by the 1950s, where a ‘violet line’ separated Turkish Arabia and the South Arabian Protectorate.
		The civil war continued until Egypt’s disengagement in 1967 and Saudi Arabia’s extension of recognition of the YAR in 1970.
	www.law.emory.edu /IFL/legal/yemen.htm (2072 words)

	Arab
		By 1967, the Egyptian-backed republicans were victorious under Marshall Abdullah al Sallal but he was deposed later in the year whilst abroad and a Republican Council took control.
		with Ali Abdullah Saleh as the leader of the new Republic of Yemen.
		The last king, Imam Muhammad, was killed in the military coup of 1962 and the Yemen Arab Republic was declared, provoking civil war between the royalists and the republicans.
	www.gaminggeeks.org /Resources/KateMonk/Middle-East/Arab/History.htm (2306 words)

	Yemen (History) - The amalgamation of the Yemen Arab Republic (YAR) and the People´s Democratic Republic of Yemen (PDRY)
		Less than a week later, army officers, led by Col (later Marshal) Abdullah as-Sallal, removed the Imam and proclaimed the Yemen Arab Republic.
		In November President Sallal was deposed by a Republican Council.
		The republicans gained the upper hand and Egyptian forces withdrew in 1967.
	www.arab.de /arabinfo/yemenhis.htm (588 words)

	List of state leaders in 1962 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Prime Minister - Abdullah as-Sallal, Prime Minister of the Yemen Arab Republic (1962-1963)
		President - Abdullah as-Sallal, President of the Yemen Arab Republic (1962-1967)
		Yemen Arab Republic declared and exiled, 27 September
	pineville.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/List_of_state_leaders_in_1962 (745 words)

	Yemen's Brief History
		Mohamed Al Badr took over for a very short period of time until the revolution on 26th September 1962 by Colonel Abdullah Al Sallal who proclaimed the country as Yemen Arab Republic.
		It was continued until 1979 when the President Ali Abdullah Saleh governed Yemen.
		Imam Yahya's rule came to an end in 1948 and he was succeeded by his son, Ahmed, who continued his reign until 1962.
	www.yemenairways.co.uk /history.htm (344 words)

	numbered in the tens of thousands
		In May 1990 North and South Yemen united under Ali Abdullah Salah as president and Ali Salim Al-Baydh as vice president.
		However, at their best the tribes offer a model of democracy in their traditional consultative decision-making processes where every man has the right to make his opinion heard and considered.
		In 1994 the coalition fell apart and a civil war ensued with Al-Baydh leading the South in secession.
	www.peopleteams.org /northyemen/geopolitical.htm (609 words)

	Muhammad al-Badr
		— September 26: Abdullah as-Sallal, who al-Badr had appointed commander of the royal guard, stages a coup that removed al-Badr from power.
		Sallal makes himself new leader of North Yemen.
		— Al-Badr escapes to the north of North Yemen, and rallies tribes that support him in opposition to Sallal.
	lexicorient.com /e.o/badr_m.htm (229 words)

	Ahmad Muhammad Numan - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Ahmad Muhammad Numan
		His first term was under President Abdullah al-Sallal.
		Numan served from 20 April to 6 July 1965.
	www.encyclopedia-glossary.com /en/Ahmad-Muhammad-Numan.html (139 words)

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