Today in History June headlines of 1968 to 1981 events
On June 5 1968 Sen Robert Kennedy was assassinated in Los Angeles after winning California's Democratic primary Sirhan Sirhan was immediately arrested In 1884 Gen William T Sherman refused the Republican nomination In 1917 about 10 million American men began WWI draft in 1933 the US went off the gold standard In 1981 CDC reported five homosexual men in Los Angeles with a rare pneumonia later named AIDS
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World in Brief and Irish religious orders face reforms
The CDC cautions swine flu will persist globally with peaks in the Southern Hemisphere, citing over 600 cases in South America and more than 11 400 in the United States. Separately in Ireland, 18 Roman Catholic orders pledged external audits and a new compensation fund after Prime Minister Cowen pressed for accountability for abuse victims.
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Michigan woman gives birth to her own set of triplets
A 23 year old Detroit woman Amber Ali welcomed three sons Amir Armann and Amari Whitaker on May 26 at Sinai Grace Hospital The newborns weighed 4 pounds 5 ounces 4 pounds 3 ounces and 3 pounds 12 ounces respectively All are hospitalized and father Andre Whitaker 25 says naming the trio was a long process Ali says she is excited to play with her babies and that it will be fun
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Obama calls for unity with Muslim world at Cairo speech
President Obama addressed Cairo University urging a shared future and peace with Islam. He invoked his middle name and Quran, urging restraint from war, while noting global duties to halt nuclear threats and to press Israelis and Palestinians toward peace. Reactions ranged from cautious optimism to doubt among Hamas and Iran officials.
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Wichita billboard firms pass on PETA ads citing bad timing
Wichita billboard companies including George Lay Signs Inc and Clear Channel Outdoor declined to run PETA designed billboards tied to the abortion debate following the death of physician George Tiller. executives cited ill timing and community crisis as reasons, noting past PETA campaigns but rejecting current requests.
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Animal Rights Group
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Obama speech in Egypt poll on Muslim relations impact
Readers weigh the effect of Obama's Egypt address on American Islamic ties with options outlining large, little, or no impact. The poll invites further responses and directs to LJWorld.com for more votes.
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