This Day in History May 9 1965 Highlights
On May 9 1965 events span from Franklin's Join or Die cartoon in 1754 to modern milestones. Notable items include John Brown's birth in 1800, Japan's 21 demands to China in 1915, Byrd and Bennett reaching the North Pole in 1926, and the 17th Amendment’s ratification in 1913. The record also notes King Victor Emmanuel's abdication in 1946, West Germany joining the EEC ten years ago, and civil rights actions by William Rogers five years ago. Khrushchev's 1966 visit to Alexandria is listed as one year ago.
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John Brown
Japan
China
Cmdr
Richard Byrd
Floyd Bennett
North Pole
Atty
William Rogers
South
Nikita Khrushchev
Alexandria
Egypt
Reserve Call-Up Isn't Foreseen During Viet Nam Crisis
Alameda AP reports General Earle G Wheeler chairing the Joint Chiefs of Staff says reserves are not expected to be called up for active duty in the foreseeable future. He spoke during Armed Forces Week aboard the Ranger after air strikes in North Viet Nam. The story also notes Montana’s state flower Lewisia is named for Meriwether Lewis of the Lewis and Clark expedition.
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Alameda
Calif
Earle G. Wheeler
U.S Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ranger
North Viet Nam
Montana
Lewisia
Meriweather Lewis
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Associated Press
Sylvania Gazette
Benjamin Franklin
Patrick Henry
Thomas Paine
Victor Emanuel
Italy
Republic of West Germany
Ropean Union Council
Konrad Adenauer
United Arab Republic
Pute Wheeler
Stevens Ave
Wildwood Plaza
MidDletown
Wards
Nema
Riverside