Almanac today in history birthdates and notable events
Today in 2010 marks the 315th day and 51st of autumn. Significant events include the Mayflower Compact, WWI armistice, women priests in Anglican Church, and Arafat’s death. Births span Abigail Adams, Dostoyevsky, Patton, Vonnegut, Tucci, Moore, DiCaprio, Sanchez. Moon phase noted after new moon November 6.
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Politick
Germany
Church of England
Anglican Church
Yasser Arafat
Paris
Abigail Adams
United States
Fyodor Dostoyevsky
George Patton
U.S
Kurt Vonnegut Jr
Stanley Tucci
Demi Moore
Leonardo DiCaprio
Mark Sanchez
Fayyad Builds Framework Toward Palestinian Statehood
Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad advances a plan named Homestretch to Freedom aimed at completing a state framework by 2011. He pushes security reform, infrastructure upgrades, and budget transparency while warning economic peace cannot replace political progress after occupation ends.
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Ramallah
West Bank
U.S
Obama
Salam Fayyad
Fayyad
International Monetary Fund
Hamas
Israel
Palestinian Authority
Rawabi
Gaza
Mahmoud Abbas
United States
United Nations
Yossi Sarid
Theodore Herzl
Veterans Day tribute calls for immigration reform support
A veteran author calls on Congress to enact immigration reform that keeps military families together. Immigrant service members have fought in all wars, and 114,601 noncitizen personnel served as of last June, comprising about 8 percent of the active force.
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U.S. Air Force
U.S
Iraq
Marine Lance Corp
Jose Gutierrez
Gutierrez
United States
Marines
Guatemala
Lexington Green
Afghanistan
Congress
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Phillynews.com
Kathleen Parker
Chronicle- Telegram
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NATO
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