Today In History April 1 1973 Highlights
April 1 marks historic events from 1814 Napoleon Bonaparte becoming emperor to 1961 France exiting UN military duties. Notable milestones include the 1899 transfer of the Philippines, 1921 US Cuba line opening, 1951 MacArthur dismissal, 1961 France's UN stance, 196x Thresher tragedy, and 1965 LBJ civil rights act signing. Birthday note Ethel Kennedy at 45. Thought for today on kindness.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Ethel Kennedy
Dallas Funeral Director Returns to Mexico After Dallas Career
The Dallas funeral director Ab Cortez plans to return to Mexico after nearly 30 years in Dallas. His sons will continue Cortez Funeral Home which once offered dignified services for Spanish name bearers. A 1952 fund and other details are mentioned with unclear context and names.
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