Today In History Highlights From June Fourteen
On June 14 history notes span 1940 Paris declared an open city in WW II and 1917 Ottawa opened the first Canaan parliament. Pershing and HQ reached Paris in World War I, 1907 Britain handed the Suez Canal to Egypt after 74 years of control.
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Paris
Christopher Columbus
Martinique
Ottawa
John Pershing
Office of War Information
Karner Fravis
Great Britain
Suez Canal
Kygyp
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Berael
Yemen
India
Jacies Gandhi
Rhegaatty Windays
Birthehey Hornet
Hed Grange
Hays Scandal Sparks Midwest Support Backlash
In Flushing Ohio and seven southern counties Wayne Hays faces fervent local backing despite a reported affair and taxpayer-funded expenses. Residents defend his 14-term record while critics cite alleged misuse of funds and a culture of self serving privilege.
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Wayne Hays
Washington
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Flushing
Ohio
Hin
Nt House
Hays
Shupents
Perhay
Plizabeth Hay
Hays Hong Servier
Mies Hay
Southern
Richard Nexon
Pentagon
Hooney
Lo Chania
Wayne Have
Mortgage lending rules spark row over inner city funding
New Home Mortgage Disclosure Act rules require lenders to publish loan data by census tract starting Sept. 40. Banks fear public scrutiny could pressure redlining, while communities seek proof of investment and fairness in mortgage decisions. Debate centers on safety returns versus social goals and potential retaliatory actions.
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New York
Humphrey Hawkins Bill Sparks Debate Across Parties
The Humphrey Hawkins Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act faces sharp criticism as a sweeping plan by Sen. Hubert Humphrey and Rep. Augustus Hawkins. Proponents tout jobs and growth while opponents warn of inflation and bureaucratic expansion. The measure aims to create national economy planning and large public job programs, backed by a growing political consensus.
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Humphrey Hawkins
Len Hubert Ho Humphrey
Minnesota
Augustus Hawkins
California
Franklin D Roosevelt
Lyndon B Johnson
Congress
Sen
Humphrey
Alabama
George Wallace
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Capitol Hill confessional fuels talk of sex scandals
A late night Capitol Hill meeting with a Midwestern congressman reveals a candid, salacious monologue about Wilbur Mills, Wayne Hays, and others. The conversation touches on affairs, secretaries, and political image, ending with plans to retreat from the headlines. The piece channels a tabloid exposé tone from the era.
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Capitol Hill
Congress
Wilbur Mills
Wayne Hays
Albert
Gentlerman
Ilinois
Chicago
Sonny
Fanny Foxe
Savalas
Playboy
Helen Frumiot
Helen Fourlet
Washington
Cannon
Pennsylvania Avenue
Oregon
Capitol Lawn
Teddy
National Employment Scheme Draws Critics and Praise
The plan features community public service works reservoirs job guarantee offers standby job corps and a National Institute for Full Employment with a National Commission of Full Employment. Proponents argue it could cut unemployment but cost is unknown and bureaucrats would dominate the system. Senate hearings opened as critics fear an economic police state amid 15 000 bank and business bankruptcies in 1893.
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Senate Banking and Currency Committee
John G. Tower
Texas
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