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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1971

Page

9

British Queen to Headpace Over Royal Pay Debate

Chancellor Barla urged a large pay rise for Queen Elizabeth II amid a cross-party push. MPs on the all-party committee debate doubling royal incomes from 475,000 pounds to about 980,000 as critics press for restraint while Prince Philip’s TV appearance stokes scrutiny of royal wealth.

London Diately Reqular Anthony Barla Her Prince Philip Richard Crossman Willie Elizabeth II Elizabeth New Statesman Milton Susssen Margaret Britain House of Commons Legislarum

Dollar Devaluation Sparks European Currency Turbulence

The dollar tumbled across Europe amid fears of a broader devaluation tied to gold, with the mark and Swiss franc sliding while authorities in France and Germany stepped in. Berlin and Paris reported heavy dollar purchases to stabilize their exchange rates as ministers weigh a realignment of world money values.

London Brankfurt Europe Zurich Paris Tees Rome Treasury John B. Connally Mibsom Nixon Frankfurt Bundesbank Bank of England Banque de France

Nixon plan to cut United Nations contribution to 25 percent

The Nixon administration announced a move to reduce the U S assessed UN contribution from 31.5 percent toward a 25 percent share. Assistant Secretary Samuel DePalma said the cut is a matter of principle not retaliation and presented figures to a House subcommittee. Secretary of State William Rogers confirmed the plan overnight.

Maonumivs Nixon America United Nations China Samuel DePalma William P. Rogers United States DePalma House

Knit Gifts for Men Raincoat with Zip-Out Lining

Polyester double knit raincoat designed for men with belt back and trim cut. Keeps dry during monsoons and warm otherwise, available in navy or camel sizes 36 to 48.

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