Martian Invasion Hoax Triggers Nationwide Panic in 1938
A 1938 radio broadcast of War of the Worlds by Orson Welles caused widespread fear as listeners believed aliens were invading. Reports describe panicked evacuations, mistaken broadcasts, and lasting alarm across the country, with towns like Montgomery and Milwaukee reporting intense reactions.
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Millard Tschudy
New Glarus
SEATO Chiefs Meet in Bangkok to Review Defense Plans
SEATO top military advisers met in Bangkok in a closed session to review the eight-nation alliance defense plans.
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SEATO
Bangkok
Thailand
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Dahomey Names Maga in New Military Regime After Coup
Col. Christophe Soglo, commander of Dahomey’s army, seized power in a bloodless coup after protests demanding the ouster of President Hubert Maga. The provisional government includes Sourou Migan Apithy and Maga as foreign minister, with Maga’s rival Lem Justin Ahomá also mentioned.
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Soglo
Maga
National Assembly
Sourou Migan Apithy
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Politi
Dogbey
Legislative Assembly
Democratic Union
Cal
Lem Justin Ahoma
This Day In History Highlights From 1697 To Today
On October 30 1963 marks 303 days into the year noting historical milestones including the 1697 treaty of Ryswick ending King William's War the 1768 establishment of the first Methodist chapel in New York City the 1922 rise of Mussolini to premier and the 1941 sinking of the US destroyer Reuben James near Iceland. It also recalls postwar events such as European DP arrivals in 1948 the 1953 Nobel Prize to General George C Marshall the Warren federal obligations remark from ten years prior and the 1963 launch of the first geodetic satellite from Cape Canaveral Florida.
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England
France
Ryswick
Wiliam
America
New World
New York City
Philip Embury
Benito Mussolini
Italy
U.S
Reuben “James
Iceland
New York
George C. Marshall
United States
Earl Warren
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Permits of 24 Women Listed in Drunk Cases
LIADISON Motor Vehicle Department records show that 24 women lost their Wisconsin driver licenses in September for drunken driving. Of a total of 3,300 drunken driving convictions, so far this year.
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Liadison
Motor Vehicle Department
Wisconsin
Women defendants and men fined for license losses in September
The report notes that 149 defendants were women while 304 men lost licenses for drunk driving in September. In California the Paths in Muir Woods near San Francisco were repaved where foot traffic damaged tree roots.
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Muir Woods
San Francisco
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