Truman Series Ex President By Harry S. Rosenthal
Former president Harry S. Truman's life after leaving office is sketched from his Independence, Missouri home to his public work. The piece notes his memoirs, library efforts, lectures, and public stance on civil rights, health, and personal habits.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
Associated Press
Washington
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Harry S. Truman
John Jones
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Margaret
New York
Truman Library
Kansas City
Congress
Truman Library Institute
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John F. Kennedy
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Hower
Adlai Stevenson
W. Averell Harriman
Stevenson
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Martin Luther King
Vietta Garr
National Negro Baptist Convention
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Clifton Daniel Jr
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Daniel
New York Times
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Truman Writes Own Epitaph
Independence Missouri AP Harry S Truman who joked about Tombstone epitaph laid out his own grave and that of his wife Bess He listed his life milestones from birth in Lamar Missouri to presidential terms and dying at 88 He proposed an obelisk at the burial site and left final wording to survivors
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Jackson County
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Bess Wallace Truman
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Truman Library
Dissident Nabbed in Plan To Destroy Paper Chronicle
In Moscow police arrest another dissident for widening efforts behind the underground journal The Chronicle of Current Events. Irina Belogorodskaya, held for investigation, previously served a labor camp term in 1960 for distributing a protest letter. Delone also served nearly three years for participating in the Red Square protest of 1968.
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Lile
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