Turkish leader stays in office as premier’s resignation is rejected
In Ankara President Cevdet Sunay blocks the resignation of Nihat Erim's government and Erim agrees to remain in power. Experts viewed the move as a tactic to oust Suleyman Demirel and pressure his Justice party to back Erim's reform plans. In London Prime Minister Edward Heath’s Conservatives edge toward a Parliament victory on Europe.
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Ankara
Turkey
Cevdet Sunay
Nihat Erim
Erim
Suleyman Demirel
Justice Party
London
Edward Heath
Britain
US Gold Holdings Dip After Gold Window Closed
The Treasury report shows a $2 million drop in total U S gold holdings to $10 207 billion in September the first full month after Nixon declared foreign-held dollars would no longer be redeemable in gold. Winton Blount plans to resign as USPS chief to pursue a U S Senate bid from Alabama sources said.
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Washington
Nixon
Treasury Department
The
Treasury
U.S
Winton M
Blount
U.S. Postal Service
U.S. Senate
Alabama
Montgomery
White House
Rockefeller Seeks NYC Subway Fare Save in December Session
Governor Rockefeller agrees to include a plan to save the 30 cent subway fare in New York City on the December special session agenda contingent on passage of a 2.5 billion transit bond. The plan, backed by Mayor Lindsay and MTA Chair Ronan, uses 85 million from the bond for maintenance and a 100 million state guaranteed loan.
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Albany
UPI
Rockefeller
New York City
John V. Lindsay
William J. Ronan
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Larry Smith Can't Dodge That Little Black Cloud
Larry Smith, 25, of Cleveland, told Judge Jerome Klein in South Euclid Municipal Court he faced years of woes since last Nov 25. He was fined 100 dollars for contempt with 97 dollars suspended. a driving without a license charge remains pending due to lacking a license.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Larry Smith
Smith
Cleveland
Jerome Klein
South Euclid Municipal Court
South Euclid
Bond
Connecticut
Klein
Junior MYF Halloween Party Plans Highlight Pittstown Notes
Local notices list the Junior MYF meeting at the church hall at 7 30 p m on Friday and a Halloween party at the same time to organize UNICEF activities for Saturday. Community and travel updates include visits between Pittstown and Orwell Vermont Whiting Vermont and Freehold New Jersey with several local families.
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MYF
Unicef
Millard Freemantle
Richard Christian
Orwell
Arthur Requate
Christine Hansen
Freehold
N.J
Charles Scott
New Jersey
Anton Beza
Beza
Rensselaer
Martha Lloyd
Syracuse
John Lloyd
Anna L. Sheffer
Samaritan Hospital
Neal Carpenter
Charles Werger
West Sand Lake
Town Leaf Collection Under Way in North Greenbush
Henry Meusburger announces fall leaf collection from now until mid November subject to weather. Residents should rake leaves into roadside piles for town crews to pick up, keep brush separate, and stack leaves in piles rather than windrows to speed collection. The town has two leaf hoppers for the project.
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North Greenbush Highway
Henry Meusburger
Meusburger
Thant may receive pension increase in UN plan
United Nations secretary-general U Thant could see his retirement pay rise from 15 800 to 31 250 tax free under a Budgetary Committee proposal. The plan would also lift his gross salary to 62 500 effective December 1 1971, with retirement as half the gross.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
U.N. General Assembly
Thant
Brunswick Fire Volunteers Host Halloween Party at Firehouse
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co. No. 1 will hold its annual Halloween party at the Hoosick Road firehouse for young people in the Syeaway area on Sunday October 31 from 3 to 6 p.m. Refreshments provided by committee led by Gerald Capuano. assistants include Thomas Gallagher Jr Fred Job Bruce Reardon Walter Schouler Rocco Capuano and Charles Murray.
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Brunswick Volunteer Fire Co. No. 1
Hoosick Road
Syeaway
Gerald Capuano
Thomas Gallagher Jr
Fred Job
Bruce Reardon
Walter Schouler
Rocco Capuano
Charles Murray
Uncle Sam Gets Big Piece of U.N. Budget
The United States is assessed $56,332,171 for the 1971 U.N. budget, about 31.5 percent of the total. Other allocations include the Soviet Union $22,065,684 France $9,409,000 Great Britain $8,964,633 and China $6,272,971. Calculations rely on UN financial needs and member national product with downward adjustments for low per capita income.
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United States
U.N
Soviet Union
France
Great Britain
China
United Nations
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Frank Green
Taithut Chen
Shoe Specialists
Chapel St
Ten Eyck Hotel
Alb
Brunswick Fire
Brunswick
Jack Spain
Carl Fitzpatrick
Sam Paul Lion
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