Major historical milestones from March 15 across centuries
A concise timeline notes Julius Caesar’s assassination in 44 B C, Columbus’s 1493 homecoming, Andrew Jackson’s 1767 birth, John McCloskey’s cardinalship in 1875, Wilson’s 1913 news conference, the 1919 American Legion founding, My Fair Lady opening in 1956, Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton’s 1964 marriage, LBJ voting rights push in 1965, Onassis death in 1975, Rodney King case in 1991, and Liggett Group Medicaid settlements in 1996.
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Exiled American seeks pardon from US after Vietnam protest
Michael Bransome, who damaged draft records in 1969, fled to Sweden after prison and later became a doctor. He has repeatedly sought presidential pardon but has not yet received clemency from the US government. Now 49, he lives in Sweden with his family while hoping to return home.
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Michael Bransome
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Silver Spring
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