Almanac Snapshot of September 6 Historical Events
Highlights from this date include Lafayette born in 1737, Pilgrims leaving England, President McKinley shot in 1901, Peary reaching the North Pole in 1906, and Cold War Berlin peace talks. Churchill quote notes milk as a community investment.
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Mercury
Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Marquis de Lafayette
Dele
England
New World
President McKinles
Buffalo
N.Y
Byrd attacks 14B repeal drive in national debate
Senator Byrd denounces Johnson administration pressure for Section 14B repeal saying it coerces workers into joining unions and threatens liberty. He warns against filibuster tactics as Mansfield and Dirksen clash over right to work and minority protections. In Macon, Georgia AP reports the death of John M. Edwards, AP traffic bureau chief, at 65, after a long illness, with survivors listed and funeral plans noted. In Woolacombe England lifeguards rescue two guards after a dangerous surf incident at a popular resort.
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Washington
Harm F. Byrd
Johnson
Congress
John
Virginia
Democrat
House
Senate Labor Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Byrd
Mansfield
Macon
John M. Edwards
Associated Press
Edwards
Dallas
Woolacombe
England
UPI
Ug Pop Raler
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Smyris
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Ajanta
Bass Edwards
Atlanta
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Hart Mortar
SKY Rides
Cricket Rockers
Foam Matstress
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Caprock Center
American Flyer
American H.O
Lubbock Power & Light
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