Today In History June 12 1969 highlights and questions
Today in history notes key events from 1665 New York incorporation to 1963 Medgar Evers murder. It lists ten multiple choice prompts with answers, covering Armando Ramirez Namath Nixon era comments and more, ending with a country quiz.
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Armando Ramirez
Robert E. Lucey
New York
Joe Namath
Supreme Court
North Vietnam
U.N
U.N. Children’s Fund
Unicef
Dakota College
Nixon
United States
City of
John Winthrop
Salem
Mass
Massachusetts Colony
Iowa
Cleveland
Calvin Coolidge
Chungking
China
Medgar W. Evers
Jackson
Miss
Boyles Notebook Conversational Gymnastics
HAL BOYLE offers double talk examples with translations to show how people say one thing while thinking another. The piece surveys everyday phrases from flirtation to politeness, noting how mastery of double talk correlates with social success and money dealings.
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Ronald
AP News Quiz and Engagement Notice Highlights
AP quiz tests memory on recent world events with questions about naval incidents elections and UN development program. also reports the engagement of Miss Pauline Ruel to Robert Simoneau of Lewiston with wedding planned for August 23.
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L.Q
Associated Press News
S. U.S
Frank E. Evans
France
Communist Party
Alain Poher
Rafael Caldera
Georges Pompidou
United Nations Development Program
Cuba
Argentina
Venezuela
William P. Rogers
Nixon
Pauline Ruel
Robert Simoneau
Romeo Simoneau
Lewiston
Lucienne Ruel
Elm Street
Biddeford
Jean Paul Ruel
Miss Ruel
St. Joseph's High School
St. Mary’s School of Nursing
McLeen's Hospital
Belmont
Mass
Fragmented Cold War Timeline in Europe Document
An archive fragment notes events from five years ago the Soviet Union and East Germany signed a 20 year treaty of friendship and cooperation. It also recalls one year ago when France dissolved extremist student groups and banned demonstrations as rioting deaths rose.
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Ered
Soviet Union
East Germany
World Almanac Facts on Armageddon Origin
The World Almanac traces Armageddon to Revelation 16 16 and likely derives the name from Megiddo on the Esdraelon plain in northern Israel. Megiddo hosted Solomon’s troops in the 10th century B C and later a Roman legion, per the article.
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World Almanac
Megiddo
Esdraelon
Israel
Notre Dame Hospital Births and Local Notices
To Mr and Mrs Roger Coulombe 35 Cleveland St Saco a son Eric Peter weighing eight pounds six ounces June 2 To Mr and Mrs Robert Whittemore Nashua NH a son James Robert weighing seven pounds four ounces June 6 To Mr and Mrs Reynald Laflamme 102 South St Biddeford a son Marc Kegin weighing six pounds 14 ounces June Auto insurance firms sure are efficient Along with your damage claim check they send you your cancellation notice Say you know the business to get into Selling fishing licenses to tuna boats in Peru.
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Notre Dame Hospital
Roger Coulombe
Cleveland St
Saco
Eric Peter
Robert Whittemore
Nashua
N.H
James Robert
Reynald Laflamme
South St
Biddeford
Marc Kegin
Peru
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Associated Press
Spain
Australia
St. Andre's Grammar School
Amedee Courtemande
la Ligne Des Societes de Langue Francoise
Colette Roberge
Suzanne Remillard
Louise Maillette
Constance Devost
Joyce Dechene
Diane Pare
Claire Chouinard
Hal Boyle
Mabel
Belle
Europe
Henry
John
Jack
Jim
Jeremiah
Charley
Bos
Big Boy
Hazel
Saigon
Thieu
South Vietnam
Rafael Osuna
Twin City
Main St
Dad
Ray
Alekcee
H.P. Briggs
Stratton
H.P. Eng
Ax Magic
Prats
Briggs and Stratton
Easy Credit
Gidget
Ogo Osa
Propane
Adad
Penn
All Metal Ports
ZEBCO
Su Oe
Wenzel
Psy Creo
Racing Mirror
Junior
Golf Liquid Reg
Erscollart
sTromere
Black & Decker
Eee Mee
Newspaper Enterprise Asan
de Gaulle
Elm St
Goose Rocks
Kennebunkport
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