Benjamin Harrison and Revolutionary Era Legacy Highlighted
Benjamin Harrison, a wealthy Virginia planter aligned with revolutionary causes, supported the Committee of Secret Correspondence. The World Almanac notes his role before the Department of State emerged and marks him as an ancestor of U.S. presidents.
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Officials quiet on 2.1 million suit over Kill Cop A Day plot
Connecticut officials refused comment on a 2.1 million lawsuit filed by the National American Indian Movement and Crusade for Justice alleging they were wrongly accused of plotting to kill a cop a day. The suit asserts Telex messages misrepresented AIM and Brown Berets leaders and seeks damages and retractions.
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