Today In History March 21 1965 Highlights
On this date Plymouth made the first treaty with Indians in 1621. Pocahontas died in England in 1617. Hatfield McCoy feud ended in 1891. Roosevelt signed preservation bill in 1900. Luftwaffe bombed Plymouth in 1941. Prairie State scrapped in 1986. Geneva talks on GATT in 1975. Protests against South Africa began in 1985. Hindu-Muslim violence in 1964 and India troops move in 1965.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
Pocahontas
England
Hatfield and McCoy
Kentucky
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Hudson River
East River
U. S
Geneva
South Africa
India
Child Buyer Play to Tour Colleges Next Season
The Child Buyer is being prepared for a college tour under Theater Guild auspices. Based on John Hersey novel and adapted by Paul Shyre, the drama was produced off Broadway by the Guild but withdrawn after 32 performances.
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New York
Paul Shyre
John Hersey
Theater Guild
Guild
The Fedorenko style at the UN draws praise and dispute
At the United Nations Nikolai Fedorenko, the Soviet envoy, brings a polished, JFK-like image that clashes with hard liners as a money dispute over Congo and Middle East missions stalls U.N. operations. Diplomats note his charm and cunning while sceptics recall his Tokyo years amid anti-American protests. He remains a central figure amid Cold War tensions and rumors of his exit.
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United Nations
U. N
Fedorenko
Congo
Middle East
Japan
Tokyo
Nar
Far East
Washington
Eisehower
U.N
Mnoa
Stoat Sear ‘Seydoux
France
Seriousle
Havana
Russia
Red China
Peking
Nikita Khrushchev
Community club and civic meeting calendar
A Sunday schedule lists NAACP Young Street of Christ 3:30 p.m. and Manchester events for Industrial Council at Manchester Motor Inn, Monroe Lions at Congress Inn, Evening Optimist at Manchester, Board of Education at Administration Building, 11%h and 1003rd Trans. Bn at Armory, SPEBSQSA at home. Tuesday includes Rotary Civitan Sertoma Battery A H74A at Armory Mayfield Fire Department Sheffield Street Fire House Lincoln School Association Wilson PTO MHS Band Associates Central School Disabled American Veterans FOE Lodge Eagles and Elks meetings and Alcoholics Anonymous at 8:30 p.m.
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NAACP
Young Street of Christ
Industrial Council
Manchester Motor Inn
Monroe Lions Club
Congress Inn
Optimist Club
Manchester
Board of Education
Armory
Spebsqsa, & P.m
Legion
Sertoma Club
Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield Street
Lincoln School Association
Wilson Pto
United Cerebral Palsy of
Middletown
First Presbyterian Church
MHS Band Associates
Legion Home
FOE Lodge
Monroe
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks Temple
Alcoholics Anonymous
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Carmichall
Wie
Atts
N. Y
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Crusty Valerian Zorin
Kremlin
John F. Kennedy
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Nikolai T. Federenko
Nhaan
Admiral
Rotary Club
Civitan Club
Noon
Bandipur
Plaid
Madras
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