Almanac Today July 3 1968 Highlights
Key historical notes include 1775 George Washington taking command at Cambridge and 1819 Bank of Savings in New York opening with 69 depositors. 1892 Carnegie Steel strike in Homestead turned deadly. 1950 American soldiers meet North Koreans in battle. Thought cites Anatole France on weakness.
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