Today in History highlights wartime, statehood and leaders
On December 11, 1969 the calendar marks 20 days remaining in the year. Notable events include Germany and Italy declaring war on the United States in 1941 and Indiana becoming the 19th state in 1816. Other moments feature Louis Napoleon’s 1848 election, Edward VIII’s abdication, Mussolini’s withdrawal threat, and postwar UN plans.
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Associated Press
Germany
Italy
United States
Indiana
Union
Louis Napoleon
France
Edward VIII
Brazil police target priests in anti terror crackdown
Sao Paulo police report priests friars and seminary students involved with terrorism against the military government. Officials say church figures aided terror groups across borders to Uruguay Paraguay and Argentina. Navy security chief Admiral Augusto Rademaker leads the crackdown.
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Isaac M. Flores
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Condio
Christo
Carlos Marighela
Sao
Po Paulo
Marichala
Adm
Augusto Rademaker
Navy
Navy Security Branch
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Britain
George VI
Benito Mussolini
League of Nations
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Pepperell, Cannon
Spurgeon
la Crosse Tribune
Uruguay
Paraguay
Argentina
Joaquim Camara Ferreira
Carlos Alberto Christo
Frei Beto
O Estado de Sao Paulo
Christo Rei
Porto Alegre
ED Phillips & Sons
MT. Vernon ST
Lacrosse, Wis
SRI
Dream World
Peignoir
Lady Buxton