Out of office in the autumn of 1971, Wilson formulated a 16-point, 15 year programme that was designed to pave the way for the unification of Ireland.

The series was broadcast in other countries: Netherlands ( 26 January 1972 ), Poland ( 13 February 1972 ), USA ( 13 February 1972 ) Belgium ( 7 September 1973 ) Greece ( autumn 1974 ) and Australia on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation ( premiering in Melbourne at 8pm Sunday 10 October 1971, and again in 1978 ).

Walker's major rebuild of 1971 under the administrator Monsignor John Moloney and the most recent refurbishment of the instrument, by the same firm which was completed in the autumn of 1995.

Her most notable campaign took place in autumn 1975, after a federal judge ordered Boston schools to expand their busing programs to comply with the 1971 Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education decision.

He went on to Brown University that autumn, where he graduated in May 1971 with the degrees AB-ScB ( Honors ) in Physics.

Karjalainen's coalition fell in the autumn of 1971 and early parliamentary elections were called.

In 1960, he debuted in Odessa at the autumn exhibition of the Fine Art Federation and took part in several officially-approved exhibitions in the Soviet Union and abroad until 1971.

In autumn 1971 she released her first book of the same title.

In autumn of 1971 guitarist Ismet Arnautalić invited Bregović to form Jutro ( Morning ).

DB planned to introduce a new Intercity system with fast first class connections between major cities in autumn of 1971, so the specification sheet demanded class 103. 1 to be capable of pulling a train at.

In 2004 she collaborated with former Los Angeles neighbour Morrissey to record a version of his song " Let Me Kiss You ", which was featured on her autumn release Nancy Sinatra.

During the autumn, Fellini researched and developed a treatment based on a film adaptation of Mario Tobino ’ s novel, The Free Women of Magliano.

The day is also called " ziua pelinului " ( mugwort day ) or " ziua bețivilor " ( drunkards ’ day ) and it is celebrated, in order to insure good wine in autumn and, for people and farm animals alike, good health and protection from the elements of nature ( storms, hail, illness, pests ).

In the autumn, Owain ’ s Aberystwyth Castle surrendered — whilst he was out fighting for the land it stood on.

He worked in Street ’ s office for nine months, first at Oxford and afterwards in London when Street removed there in the autumn.

The general ill will against Struensee, which had been smouldering all through the autumn of 1771, found expression at last in a secret conspiracy against him, headed by Rantzau-Ascheburg and others, in the name of the Queen Dowager Juliana Maria, who in this way was willing to wrest power away from the king, and secure her and her son ’ s position of power for many years to come.

By autumn 1915, with Asquith ’ s Coalition close to breaking up over conscription, he was blamed for the failure to bring in that measure and for the excessive influence which civilians like Churchill and Haldane had come to exert over strategy, allowing ad hoc campaigns to develop in Sinai, Mesopotamia and Salonika.

In the autumn of 1978, the album ’ s tenth anniversary, EMI reissued the album as a two-record set pressed on white vinyl in limited quantities of only 150, 000 copies.

By autumn 1915 Asquith ’ s Coalition was close to breaking up over conscription, and in the absence of firm leadership ad hoc campaigns had developed in Sinai, Gallipoli, Mesopotamia and Salonika.

In the autumn of 1949, Martin Horrell of Grand Central Station ( a radio program known for romances and light dramas ) rejected one of Serling's scripts about boxing because his mostly female listeners “ have told us in no uncertain terms that prize fight stories aren ’ t what they like most .” He then offered some advice: “ I have a feeling that the script would be far better for sight than for sound only, because in any radio presentation, the fights are not seen.

They are in a document that will form the basis of a White Paper to be published this autumn and herald the end of Labour ’ s complicated tax credits system, with many benefits being rolled into one.

As expected, a number of key Republicans abandoned the former governor during the autumn campaign, one of the most significant defections being that of wealthy WW Atterbury, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, who resigned his seat on the Republican National Committee to actively support John Hemphill, Pinchot ’ s Democratic opponent.

Despite the opposition of many in his own party, including not only Vare ’ s powerful Philadelphia machine, but also many “ wets ” who revolted and created a separate Liberal Party that autumn — thereby giving the Democratic candidate two lines on the November ballot — Pinchot narrowly prevailed, defeating Hemphill by a margin of 1, 068, 874 to 1, 010, 204.

A friend of Ray ’ s, art critic Suzi Gablik, brought photographer Elisabeth Novick to document an installation of dozens Johnson ’ s moticos in autumn of 1955.

Things finally came to a head at a gig in Niagara Falls in autumn 1956, when, as a result of a fight, Dorsey quit the group a week before they were to appear in Alan Freed ’ s film Rock, Rock, Rock.

He invited him to go to Guy ’ s Hospital under his patronage and, in September 1837, the autumn before he was twenty-one, William Gull left his home and entered upon his life's work.

In the autumn of 1986 and the spring of 1987, descendants of Inuit from the area built Sila Lodge at Wager Bay ’ s north coast.

As of autumn 2010, Smithwick ’ s continues to be brewed in Dundalk and Kilkenny with tankers sent to Dublin to be kegged for the on trade market.

Meanwhile, in March 1982 in Tashkent, USSR Secretary Leonid Brezhnev gave a speech conciliatory towards the PRC, and Deng Xiaoping took advantage of Brezhnev ’ s proffered conciliation ; in autumn of 1982, Sino-Soviet relations resumed ( semi-annually ), at the vice-ministerial level.

In the autumn of 1914 war breaks out across the world, but Dunstable is more concerned with his older brother Willie ’ s illness.

The novel follows the lives of the Makiokas, a wealthy Osaka family, from the autumn of 1936 to April, 1941, focusing on the family ’ s attempts to find a husband for the third sister, Yukiko.

In the autumn of 1185, Kenreimon ’ in moves to a remote Buddhist retreat ( Jakkō-in ) in the Ohara mountains to avoid public attention.

However, one must not think of this ‘ Ode ’ as an optimistic praise of the wind ; it is clearly associated with autumn.

He took part in the War of the Breton Succession as a partisan of Charles of Blois serving as advisor to John, Duke of Normandy during the latter ’ s campaign in Brittany autumn 1341.

Various tree s such as maples have samara ( fruit ) | winged seeds that enable them to Seed dispersal | disperse, some Autorotation ( helicopter ) | autorotating as they fall, often catching the autumn wind as they do so.

However, pension records and other documents from the 19th Century indicate that numerous men joined various Continental and Militia units, particularly the 6th and 8th Militia Regiments, the latter of which joined Gen. George Washington ‘ s Army in the battle of New York and Long Island in the autumn of 1776.

The first single was completed in autumn 2000, entitled " Ya Soshla s Uma " ( later released in English as " All the Things She Said ").

The river ’ s flow is normally low in winter, with flows increasing in spring when the snow cloaking the Southern Alps begins to melt, with flows throughout the summer being rainfall dependent and then declining in the autumn as the colder weather begins to freeze the smaller streams and streams which feed the catchment.

In the autumn of 2008, the game Rock Band 2 was released and featured a re-recorded version of " Where'd You Go?

Her only solo recording to chart significantly in the US was " You Set My Heart on Fire ," which reached number 3 on Record World's ' Disco File Top 20 ' chart in the autumn of 1975.

They are best known for two songs, both of which hit the top 10 charts in the United States: " Green-Eyed Lady " in the autumn of 1970 ( their biggest hit, reaching # 3 on the Billboard chart ) and " Don't Call Us, We'll Call You " in 1975 ( US # 9 ).

" If You Could Read Your Mind " from Visitations was used in the arthouse film Hallam Foe the same autumn.

As You Were, a live double-album, was released in 2005 and comprised 22 tracks recorded at various venues during the autumn tour.