May events mark milestones from riots to spaceflight
A May calendar of historic moments includes the Haymarket riot in 1886, the first Grammy Awards in 1959, Margaret Thatcher becoming Britain’s first female prime minister in 1979, Mary Kies’s 1809 patent, Puebla’s 1862 battle, Alan Shepard’s 1961 spaceflight, Lusitania sinking in 1915, VE Day in 1945, and Nixon impeachment hearings in 1974 among others.
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Chicago
Haymarket Square
Margaret Thatcher
Mary Kies
U.S
Puebla
Alan Shepard
Outer Space
Michael P. Fay
Singapore
Timeline highlights major 19th to 21st century rescues and openings
In 1877 Crazy Horse surrendered to U S troops in Nebraska. In 1937 the Hindenburg burned in New Jersey killing 36. In 1994 the Channel Tunnel officially opened linking England and France. In 2013 three Cleveland women rescued after years in captivity.
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Crazy Horse
U.S
Nebraska
New Jersey
Channel Tunnel
England
France
Michelle Knight
Amanda Berry
Georgina
Gina” DeJesus
Cleveland
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Ireland
Germany
Mercedes-Benz
Chrysler Corporation
Vladimir Putin
Russia
John Pemberton
Europe
Wounded Knee
S.D
Soviet Union
Los Angeles
Woodrow Wilson
U.S. House of Representatives
Richard Nixon
Ohio National Guardsmen
Kent State University
Jeffrey Miller
Newton Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Network
Promontory
Utah