Today In History July 30 1965 Highlights and Events
On this date in 1814 Jean Lafitte refused aid to the British. Creek Indians attacked a stockade near Mobile with 50 survivors out of 553. In 1914 New Zealand forces occupied German Samoa. Dawes Plan signed in London. German rule proclaimed in Slovakia in 1939. U S Marines and sailors landed at Yokosuka in 1945. Events of 1955 to 1964 referenced include indictments and Congo tensions. One year ago Turkey urged calm over Cyprus protests. One third of US population lives in five Great Lakes states.
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New Zealand
German Samoa
London
Slovakia
U.S
Japan
Yokosuka
Army
Aldo Icardi
William Holohan
Italy
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Belgium
Congo
Turkey
Cyprus
United States
Greece
Do Not Blame Fears For Birthmarks Or Hunger Cravings
Dr George W Crane explains that a mothers fear or cucumber cravings do not imprint birthmarks on the baby. He notes the fetus has no nerves in the umbilical cord and its heart rate runs higher than the mothers, with birthmarks arising from manufacturing imperfections.
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Lola B
Lola
Ranch Is For Growing Family
Ranch style House of the Week designed by Lester Cohen suits a growing family. It features a three bedroom two bath layout with a living room and dining area sharing cross-ventilated, light filled space. A patio between living areas allows future conversion to a family room.
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Lester Cohen
Cohen
House of The Week plans for builders to collect
Enclosed is 50 cents for baby blueprint on design H.98 Name Street City print plainly. At only a few cents each you can build your own collection as many readers do. There’s a new one each week in this newspaper.
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Tion
South Carolina Desegregation Progress Report
In Columbia and across South Carolina public schools plan to reopen with about 3 000 Negro students in classes with white children. Fifty six of 108 districts already desegregated last week with 700 Negro students. no disturbances reported. Charleston led with early desegregation in 1963.
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Columbia, S.C
South Carolina
Charleston
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