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1897 | Eric Knight (English-American Journalist, Novelist: Author of Lassie Come Home) |
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1903 | Clare Newberry (Oregon-born Children's Author, Illustrator) |
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1922 | Harvey Weiss (New York City-born Children's Author, Illustrator) |
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1941 | Martin Waddell (Northern Ireland Children's Author) |
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1947 | David Adler (New York City-born Children's Author) |
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1952 | Wendy Anderson Halperin (New York-born Children's Author, Illustrator) |
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1778 | William Hazlitt (English Author) |
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1810 | Benjamin H. Day (Massachusetts-born Printer, Journalist; Founder of The New York Sun) |
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1847 | Joseph Pulitzer (Hungarian-American Publisher, Founder of the Pulitzer Prize) |
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1934 | David Halberstam (New York City-born Author) |
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1941 | Paul Theroux (Massachusetts-born Author) |
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1949 | Gregory Nava (California-born Latin-American Screenwriter) |
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1855
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Jacob Fjelde (Norwegian-American Sculptor)
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1838
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Frank Baldwin (Connecticut-born Inventor; Known for the Monroe Calculator)
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1917
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Robert Burns Woodward (Massachusetts-born 1965 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry)
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1794
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Commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry (Rhode Island-born American Military Leader)
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1806
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Leonidas Polk (North Carolina-born Confederate General)
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1583
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Hugo Grotius (Dutch Jurist, Scholar; Wrote "On the Law of War and Peace")
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1735
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Button Gwinnett (English-American Signer of the Declaration of Independence from Georgia)
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1827
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Eliza Bryant (North Carolina-born African-American Nursing Home Advocate in Cleveland, Ohio)
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Lew Wallace (Indiana-born Statesman, Military Leader, Author of Ben Hur)
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1882
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Frances Perkins (Boston-born U.S. Secretary of Labor)
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1908
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William Booth (English Founder of the Salvation Army)
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1930
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Dolores Huerta (New Mexico-born Latin-American Labor Leader)
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1868
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George Arliss (English Actor)
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1915
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Harry Morgan (Michigan-born Actor, Colonel Potter in M*A*S*H)
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1921
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Chuck Connors (New York-born Actor)
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1926
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Junior Samples (Georgia-born County Music Performer)
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1929
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Max von Sydow (Swedish Actor)
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1932
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Omar Sharif (Egyptian Actor)
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1951
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Steven Seagal (Michigan-born Actor)
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1983
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Ryan Merriman (Oklahoma-born Actor)
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1984
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Mandy Moore (New Hampshire-born Actress)
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1988
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Haley Joel Osment (Los Angeles-born Actor)
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1936
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John Madden (Minnesota-born Football Coach, Sportscaster)
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1938
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Don Meredith (Texas-born Football Player, Sportscaster)
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879
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Louis II, King of France
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1813
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Joseph-Louis Lagrange (Italian Mathematician)
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1919
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Emiliano Zapata (Leader of Mexican Peasants, Assassinated by Government Forces)
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1931
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Kahlil Gibran (Lebanese Poet)
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1955
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William Jacobsen (Iowa-born Member of the U.S. Congress)
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1958
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W. C. Handy (Alabama-born African-American Composer, Ragtime Songwriter)
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1969
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Harley Earl (California-born Designer of the Corvette)
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1975
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Marjorie Main (Indiana-born Actress)
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1997
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Michael Dorris (Kentucky-born Native-American Author)
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2010
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Lech Kaczynski (President of Poland: Killed in Plane Crash)
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1633
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The First Bananas in England Go on Sale in London
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1768
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Marqués de Rubí Recommends Reorganization of Spain's Mexican Frontier
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1778
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Commander John Paul Jones Sets Sail to Raid British Warships in the Irish Sea
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1795
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Missionary Priest, Father Jean Francois Rivet, Arrives in Vincennes, Indiana
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1806 |
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we set out and continued our rout up the N. side of the river with great difficulty in consequence of the rapidity of the current and the large rocks which form this shore; the South side of the river is impassable. as we had but one sufficient toerope and were obliged to employ the cord in geting on our canoes the greater part of the way we could by evening we arrived at the portage on the North side where we landed and conveyed our bagage to the top of the hill about 200 paces distant where we formed a camp. we had the canoes drawn on shore and secured. the small canoe got loose from the hunters and went a drift with a tin vessel and tommahawk in her; the Indians caught her at the last village and brought her up to us this evening for which service we gave them a couple of knives; the canoe overset and lost the articles which were in her.—
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1815
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Indonesia's Tambora Volcano Sends Ash 20 Miles into the Atmosphere |
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1816
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Congress Authorizes the Creation of a Second National Bank
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1825
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The Marquis de Lafayette Arrives in New Orleans |
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1833
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First Homeopathic Medical Society, the Hahnemann Society, Is Organized in Philadelphia |
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1841
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Horace Greeley Launches the New York Tribune
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1845
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Over 1,000 Buildings Damaged by Fire in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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1849
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Walter Hunt of New York City Receives U.S. Patent 6,281 for His Safety Pin
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1861
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26 Volunteers from Sauk County Depart for Madison to Become part of the First Wisconsin Infantry, Company F
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1862
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Florida's 1st Cavalry Captures 6 Union Soldiers, Kill 1, Near Amelia Island
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Union Forces Bombard Georgia's Fort Pulaski
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1864
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Austrian Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian Accepts the Crown as Emperor of Mexico
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1865
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Crowds Serenade President Lincoln throughout the Day. He Makes Extemporaneous Speeches
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President Lincoln Asks That Flags and a Navy Sword Be Provided for His Son Tad
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Robert E. Lee Bids His Troops Farewell
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1866
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ASPCA Is Organized
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1872
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The First Arbor Day Is Celebrated in Nebraska
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1885
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Dr. Sheldon Jackson Is Appointed General Agent of Education for Alaska
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1887
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Pope Leo XIII Formally Approves the Catholic University of America
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1895
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The Ocean Liner St. Paul Is Launched in Philadelphia by the International Navigation Company
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1899
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The Second Regiment West Virginia Volunteer Infantry Is Mustered Out of Service
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1906
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A Monument Is Unveiled Marking the Spot Where the Oregon Trail Passed over the Hill Near Present-Day La Grande, Oregon
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O. Henry's "Gift of the Magi" Is Published
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1908
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The Washington Forest Fire Association Is Formed
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1909
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7.0 Magnitude Earthquake Is Centered on Alaska's Rat Islands
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1912
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Luxury Ship RMS Titanic Sets Sail from Southampton, England
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1918
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The Congress of Oppressed Nationalities Comes to a Close in Rome |
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1919
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Emiliano Zapata, Leader of Mexican Peasants, Is Assassinated In Morelos by Government Forces
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1920
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Oil Is Discovered in Stephens, Arkansas
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1924
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Simon & Schuster Is Started by Publishing a Crossword Puzzle Book
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Arkansas' State Flag Is Adopted
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1925
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F. Scott Fitzgerald Publishes The Great Gatsby
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1929
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An F5 Tornado Kills 23 People in Northeast Arkansas
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1930
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Arnold Collins Mades the First Synthetic Rubber Called Polychloroprene or Neoprene
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1932
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Paul von Hindenburg Is Elected First German President; Hitler Finishes Second
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1933
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The Civilian Conservation Corps Is Created
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1938
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Austria Is Made a State of Germany
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1941
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Independent State of Croatia Is Created in Occupied Yugoslavia |
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Hooverville, Seattle's Depression-era Shantytown, Burns Down
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1942
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U.S. & Filipino Soldiers Begin 65-mile Bataan Death March
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1944
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Harvard University Researchers Produce the First Synthetic Quinine for Treatment of Malaria
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1945
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New York Drama Critics Choose Tennessee Williams' Glass Menagerie as Best Play of the Year
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1947
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The Brooklyn Dodgers Purchase the Contract of Jackie Robinson from the Montreal Royals
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1949
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Atlanta, Georgia's Last Streetcar Makes Its Final Run
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Sam Snead Wins the Masters
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1951
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President Truman Removes Douglas MacArthur from Command of U.N. Forces in Korea
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1953
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House of Wax Premieres as the First 3-D Color Film
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Austrian Actress Hedy Lamarr Becomes a U.S. Citizen
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1957
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Ricky Nelson First Sings on Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet in the "Rick the Drummer" Episode |
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1958
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Bobby Darin Records "Splish Splash" |
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1959
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Japan's Crown Prince Akihito Marries Commoner
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1960
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Arnold Palmer Wins His Second Masters Title
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1961
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South African Gary Player Is the First non-U.S. Golfer to Win the Masters
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1962
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4.2 Magnitude Earthquake Is Largest in Vermont's Recorded History
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1963
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U.S. Nuclear Sub Thresher Sinks 220 Miles East of Boston
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1966
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10,000 Marchers Arrive in Sacramento, California in Gain Support of Farm Workers' Strike
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1968
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Fifty-one People Die as Storm Capsizes Ferry in New Zealand's Wellington Harbor
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1970
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Paul McCartney Leaves the Beatles
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1971
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U.S. Table Tennis Team Begins One-week Tour of China
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1972
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70 nations, Including the U.S. and Soviet Union, Ban Biological Warfare
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U.S. B-52 Bombers Hit Targets in North Vietnam for First Time in Four Years
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7.1 Magnitude Earthquake Kills over 5,000 in the Iranian State of Fars
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Charlie Chaplin Receives Honorary Academy Award
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1974
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Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir Resigns
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1975
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Lee Elder Is First African-American Golfer to Compete in the Masters
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1977
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Tom Watson Wins the Masters
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1978
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Independent State of Transkei Breaks All Diplomatic Relations with South Africa
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1979
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Soviet Union Launches Soyuz 33 with the First Bulgarian Cosmonaut Aboard
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1981
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Computer Timing Error Postpones the First Space Shuttle Lunch (Columbia STS-1)
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Northern Ireland Elects Dying IRA Hunger Striker to the British Parliament
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1982
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NASA Launches INSAT-1 Satellite to Provide Telecommunications Support for Remote Areas of India
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1984
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Space Shuttle Challenger Crew Successfully Retrieves Dysfunctional Solar Max Satellite for Repairs
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1987
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South Africa Signs a Security Pact with the Independent States of Transkei and Ciskei
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1988
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Self-Rule Peace Accord Reached for Northern Ireland
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1993
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ANC Leader Is Assassinated on the Eve of South Africa's First Democratic Elections
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2000
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Beth Henley, Family Week, Opens at New York's Century Theatre for the Performing Arts
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2001
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8-Months Pregnant, Jane Swift Becomes First Female Governor of Massachusetts
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2005
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Tiger Woods Wins His Fourth Masters Championship
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2006
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Across the U.S. Tens of Thousands Protest Proposed Legislation to Criminalize Illegal Immigrants
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2010
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Polish President Lech Kaczynski Killed in Plane Crash
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