Direction of Turkey's future in doubt under military pressure
Turkish politics face upheaval as the army presses for a law and order government after forcing Prime Minister Suteyam Demirel's resignation. The period sees a split between rapid industrial growth and rural poverty, with fears democracy may erode under emergency measures and constitutional reforms. Notables include Gen Memdule Taginac and Esmet Inten, reflecting a historical pivot in Turkey's trajectory.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Suteyam Demirel
Aette
Turkey
United States
Wen
Aar
Demtirel
Demirel
Elf
Memdule Taginac
Cevdet Sunay
Nihai Erim
Woman staff chief Barricades gender myths in commerce bureau
Washington profile of Barbara Estabrook director for public affairs in the Economic Development Administration. A Republican appointee known as boss lady she asserts no bias between men and women in pay or treatment. She discusses women's money knowledge and her career path from advertising to public relations and banking ads. She highlights equal pay struggles and federal perspectives on women’s roles.
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Helen Thomas Washington
EPI
Barbara Estabrook
Economic Development Administration
Hempstead
Massachusetts
Estabrook
Commerce Department
New York
Miss Estabrook
Federn Poverniew
Mls
Republican Nauses
Sears
Skidmore College
Kn Vejaber
Deceased Candidate Rule Noted in Encyclopaedia Britannica Summary
A quoted rule notes that a deceased individual remains a factor in elections only if considered every five years, referencing Encyclopaedia Britannica. The fragment implies a debate on posthumous eligibility or recognition in election cycles and age-related criteria.
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Encyclopaedia Britianica
Weather links to coal mine blast risk say WVU expert
Washington report notes Appalachian folklore about weather triggering mine explosions. Prof. Robert O. Weedfall of West Virginia University cites cold fronts as contributory, while stressing weather is not the sole cause, with scientific evidence supporting a connection.
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Joseph L. Myler
Washington
UPI
Robert O. Weedfall
West Virginia University
Weedfall
Kea Attacks Sheep and Coal Dust Explosions Warned
Historical report notes a kea parrot reputed to attack live sheep for kidney fat as experts discuss coal mine explosions. Weedfall attributes two classes of explosions to methane ignition and coal dust, linking cold dry air and pressure changes to increased methane seepage and dust ignition.
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New Zealand
Weedfall
Weedhfall
Ibis Aly
Content of New York Hubile Ri Representat Lable
Fragmentary text lists six figures on the content of New York's hubile ri, including religion history philosophy and a prop. The note appears as a damaged catalog fragment with unclear context and missing details.
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New York
Hubile Ri
Soviet Union declares war on Japan in WWI era claim
In a World War I era note the Soviet Union declared war on Japan on Sep 7, 1035, occurring seven days before Japan conceded to surrender. The accuracy of the year and context appear uncertain, but the event is framed as a wartime declaration preceding Japan's unconditional surrender.
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Soviet Union
Japan
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