Mary Queen of Scots Beheaded and Scouts Founded
On this day in 1587 Mary Queen of Scots was beheaded and in 1910 the Boy Scouts of America was founded in Washington DC. The almanac also notes Civil Rights Act links from 1964 and a 1975 Hall of Fame induction refusal by Bill Russell.
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Follow through urged after Powell speech on Iraq
Pollack argues Powell's UN briefing influenced Americans more than Security Council members. He warns Western powers, including Germany, see Iraq as deceiving inspectors and urges sustained public and diplomatic pressure. He calls for a second U.N. resolution if Saddam does not fully comply by February 14 and for continued, clear messaging to win broad support.
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Los Angeles Times
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Washington
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Saddam
Treasures in a Mother's Drawers Reveal Family Bonds
A Miami Herald family columnist recalls sorting her mother’s belongings, from neat underwear to baby teeth, and how the act exposes values. Siblings divide keepsakes like CDs, jewelry, and photos while a father mourns the dismantling of a life.
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