Posted on 25 March 2011. Tags: Centralia, Coal Mine, EEC, Illinois, Iran, Isaac Harris, King Faisal, Lyndon B. Johnson, Max Blanck, New York City, Ruby Bates, Saudi Arabia, Scottsboro Case, Soviet Union, Supreme Court, Triangle Shirtwaist Fire, Victoria Price, Wise Men
Triangle Shirtwaist Fire in New York City – Verdict is announced in Scottsboro case – Soviets announce withdrawal from Iran – An explosion in a coal mine in Centralia, Illinois kills 111 – The EEC (Common Market) founded – Johnson meets with the “Wise Men” – King Faisal assassinated
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Posted on 09 March 2011. Tags: Adopt-a-Highway, Amistad, Barbie, Barbie doll, George Burns, Supreme Court, Tokyo
Supreme Court rules on Amistad mutiny – Firebombing of Tokyo – Barbie makes her debut – First Adopt-a-Highway sign goes up – Comedian George Burns dies at age 100
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Posted on 08 March 2011. Tags: Egypt, Evil Empire, Iraq Constitution, Joe DiMaggio, Oklahoma City Bombing, Pennsylvania, Ronald Reagan, Suez Canal, Supreme Court, Timothy McVeigh
Pennsylvania militiamen senselessly murder Patriot allies – Egypt opens the Suez Canal – Reagan refers to U.S.S.R. as “evil empire” – The Supreme Court upholds the murder convictions of Timothy McVeigh for the Oklahoma City bombing – Joe DiMaggio passes away – A new constitution is signed by Iraq’s Governing Council
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Posted on 07 March 2011. Tags: Alexander Graham Bell, Bangladesh, Israel, Jimmy Carter, opyright Law, Sheikh Mujib Rahman, Stanley Kubrick, Supreme Court, Writers Guild, Yitzhak Rabin
Alexander Graham Bell patents the telephone – Bangladesh’s first democratic leader – Carter meets with Yitzhak Rabin – Writers Guild of America strike begins – The U.S. Supreme Court rules that parodies of an original work are generally covered by the doctrine of fair use – Stanley Kubrick dies
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Posted on 06 March 2011. Tags: Greenwich Village, Herald of Free Enterprise ferry, Slavery, Supreme Court, Svetlana Alliluyeva, United States Football League, Weather Underground
Supreme Court of the United States rules in the Dred Scott v. Sandford case – Joseph Stalin’s daughter Svetlana Alliluyeva defects to the United States – Blast at Weather Underground safe house in Greenwich Village kills three – The first United States Football League game is played – The Herald of Free Enterprise ferry sinks
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Posted on 27 February 2011. Tags: Harry S. Truman, History, Labour Party, Mine Explosion, Montana, New Britain, Olympic Hockey Team, Supreme Court, Twenty-second Amendment, William Dampier, Women's Voting Rights
The island of New Britain is discovered – Britain recognizes U.S. authority over Western Hemisphere – The British Labour Party is founded – Supreme Court defends women’s voting rights, Mine explosion kills 74 in Montana – The Twenty-second Amendment to the United States Constitution is ratified – U.S. Olympic hockey team beats Soviet Union
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Posted on 24 February 2011. Tags: Andrew Johnson, Caribbean Basin Initiative, Fidel Castro, hmed Maher Pasha, Plane Crash, Ronald Reagan, Supreme Court
President Andrew Johnson impeached. Egyptian Premier Ahmed Maher Pasha is killed in Parliament. Reagan announces Caribbean Basin Initiative. Supreme Court defends right to satirize public figures. United Airlines Flight 811, bound for New Zealand from Honolulu, Hawaii, rips open during flight. Fidel Castro retires as the President of Cuba after nearly fifty years
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