Beginning of the American Revolution on Lexington Green
In April 1775 British officers ride out from Boston prompting alarm as minutemen rally. Revere Dawes and Prescott warn Concord. fighting erupts at Lexington and later Concord, leaving Colonial casualties and British retreat to Boston.
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Lexington
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Sam Adams
John Hancock
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Isaac Davis
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John Buttrick
Mamie Eisenhower to Transfer to Walter Reed
Plans are underway to move Mamie Eisenhower from Fort Gordon to Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington. She was admitted March 25 for intestinal bleeding later diagnosed as diverticulosis.
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Think Tank Center Rises In Philadelphia’s University City
A decade after aging factories and decaying houses gave way to the University City Science Center 19 acres now valued at 136.8 million. The multiuniversity, multifirm project partners 29 universities and hospitals and 50 science firms. Dr Randall M Whaley leads a 125 member team tackling race relations breast cancer and energy future. A five volume culture assimilator training manual was developed with Delaware State College and tested at four bases to teach officers through vignette based scenarios.
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Man Talks To Animals In ASL Chimps Communicate Back
The article profiles Washoe the chimp and other signing apes taught American Sign Language by researchers like Fouts and the Gardners. It traces ASL demonstrations, vocabulary milestones, and debates among linguists about whether animals can truly language. The piece also notes historical trials with chimps and early limits of vocal communication.
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Keith
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