David Sarnoff dies at 80 a giant of communications
David Sarnoff, immigrant turned industry titan, dies at 80 in New York from complications of an ear infection. He launched radio and television, led RCA, and retired in 1970 as honorary chairman. Funeral arrangements and memorial tributes follow in major outlets.
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First atomic submarine Nautilus voyage and date facts
The Nautilus, launched in Groton Connecticut on January 21, 1954, became the first atomic powered submarine. It also undertook a polar voyage from Point Barrow Alaska to the Atlantic on August 4 1938 and reached the North Pole on August 3. The World Almanac records Yerba Buena was renamed San Francisco in 1847.
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Group stresses positive side of integration
In Pontiac Michigan seventh grader Sheryl Toby, an honor student, embraces court ordered school integration amid earlier protests by the National Action Group. She helps lead The Group a growing student effort to showcase integration’s benefits, producing a student news flash and stressing calm, inclusion and progress despite bus bombings and picket line clashes.
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