Nepal King Mahendra dies of heart attack at 51
King Mahendra of Nepal dies at Bharatpur after a Sunday heart attack. He reigned nearly 16 years directing modernization and reform, with Crown Prince Birendra succeeding to the throne. Mahendra fostered ties with India, China, the United States, and the Soviet Union while promoting development projects and constitutional shifts.
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St. Joseph College
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Eton
England
Wyoming Equality State nickname origin
Wyoming is nicknamed the Equality State for granting women suffrage in 1869, a year after becoming a territory and 51 years before nationwide voting rights.
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ABC UN Correspondent Marvin Goode to Speak at Friday Forum
ABC UN correspondent Marvin R. Goode will headline the Chamber of Commerce Friday Forum at the Hotel Lawtonian. A Pittsburgh Courier alum, Goode joined ABC in 1962 and has covered major events and met world leaders. He will also address Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority and servicemen at the Lawton USO.
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Lawton Uso
Road Bond Vote Due In House
Oklahoma Legislature spends the week on Gov. David Hall's 250 million road-building bond proposal. Final passage in the house expected today, senate decision Tuesday, then election board to prepare for a statewide vote on March 7. House Speaker Rex Privett says Oklahomans will support it after hearing the facts.
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Impeachment Attempt of President Andrew Johnson
The sole impeachment case against a U.S. president occurred in 1868 with Andrew Johnson. Verdict had 35 guilty to 19 not guilty, but the chief justice directed acquittal for lacking the required two thirds.
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President Taylor Allows Horse to Graze on White House Lawn
President Zachary Taylor permits his horse to graze on the White House lawn, reflecting informal routine at the executive residence. The event underscores daily life around the presidency as the nation watches evolving affairs.
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Time as Basis of Time and Year
The day and the year are defined as the two fundamental units of time. They derive from the earth's rotation on its axis and its revolution around the sun, forming the basis for all other temporal measures.
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