Kennedy to attempt Mt Kennedy ascent with Everest guide
Senator Robert F. Kennedy travels from New York to Alaska to join an expedition led by James Whittaker to climb Mt Kennedy, a 13 900 foot peak named for the late President. The team faces crevasses and cold, with a top possible Wednesday if weather cooperates.
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Seattle
Wash
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Yukon Territory
John F. Kennedy
Redmond
Whittaker
Kennedy
National Geographic Society
Boston Museum of Science
Michigan State University
Geology Department
University of New Brunswick
Bradford Washburn
Alaska
Boston Museum
Mt. Kennedy
Juneau
Whitehorse
Y.T
Washburn
Senator
Today In History March 22 highlights across eras
On this date in history notable events include the 175 stamp act revenue act in the American colonies, 1794 slave trade ban law, 1862 English cruiser for the Confederacy, 1933 Roosevelt signing 3.2 beer sale, 1941 Grand Coulee Dam generator start, 1942 Wainwright拒绝 surrender at Bataan, ten years ago ferry capsized near Taipei killing eighteen, five years ago Lysikov defected to West Berlin, one year ago Walter Reuther blocked Kennedy VP bid.
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Congress
United States
England
Liverpool
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Grand Coulee
Washington State
Jonathan Wainwright
Bataan Peninsula
Chilldren
Taipei
Formosa
Valery Lysikov
West Berlin
Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Robert F. Kennedy
Alaska Becomes State On July Fourth 1959
The new status marked Alaska joining the United States as the 49th state on July 4, 1959, expanding the nation’s borders and federal representation. President and regional leaders celebrated the milestone as a milestone in American expansion and governance.
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Alaska
Dentist Caps Jaguar Fangs With Steel Crowns in Columbus
In Columbus a 200 pound jaguar received four cobalt steel crown caps on his four permanent fangs to restore enamel. Dr Edward Jones, assisted by Dr Lee Simmons, performed the work under a psychosedative. The patient recovered health and appears more vigorous and combative.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Lee Simmons
Edward Jones
Thief Loots Newport Home For Radio Gun and Dog Food
In Newport Kentucky police report a burglar entered the residence of R W Walker and made off with a radio an English type revolver an antique long rifle with brass fittings and three cans of dog food.
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Newport, Ky
R.W. Walker
Dirksen Sees Limited Change in Vote Rights Bill
Sen. Everett Dirksen says Congress is unlikely to expand the voting rights bill beyond its current terms. The Republican leader notes the administration bill already limits actions to registering Negro voters in six Southern states. President Johnson likewise curves hopes for broader provisions, while House members push for stronger measures.
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Jack Bell Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Congress
Dirksen
Senate
House
John V. Lindsay
New York
South
Mike Mansfield
Montana
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Atty
Nicholas B. Katzenbach
Lindsay
Katzenbach
Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
Georgia
Kentucky
Ohioans March In Sympathy Across Lima and Wilberforce
About 2,000 Lima residents marched to Lima public square condemning Alabama and Selma police brutality. Demonstrators, described as orderly, walked two miles from Fourth Street Baptist Church while singing civil rights songs and carrying signs supporting voting rights. In a separate action, over 350 Central State College students marched four miles from Wilberforce to the Greene County Courthouse in Xenia, a peaceful event with no incidents.
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Lima
Homer Cooper
Alabama
Selma
Ala
Fourth Street Baptist Church
Limas
Central State College
Wilberforce
Greene County
Xenia
Kennedy Memorial Approved Plans for Brooklyn Plaza Monument
New York AP reports Mayor Wagner approved an external light memorial for John F. Kennedy costing 47150 dollars. The white Vermont marble structure stands five feet square and eight feet high with a continuous flame atop, located at Grand Army Plaza near Prospect Park in Brooklyn.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Wagner
Grand Army Plaza
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Glassmaking a Major Industry in Antiquity
The article notes glassmaking as a major industry in ancient times, highlighting its economic significance, regional centers, and technological advances that shaped early production and trade.
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