Today In History July 20 1966 AP Record
On this date in 1901 a severe heat wave hit the eastern United States causing about 200 deaths in New York City. In 1928 ballot voting was first used in America. 1917 saw the first Selective Service draws in Washington. Panch Villa was killed in Mexico in 1923. Five years ago Kennedy moved civil defense duties to the Defense Department. One year ago Johnson and leaders opened the second White House education conference.
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