President Barack Obama insists the United States will maintain what he calls the best-equipped military in history despite deep and looming defense budget cuts. (Jan. 5) Category: News & PoliticsUploaded by: AssociatedPressHosted: youtube
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Highlights of this day in history: Henry Ford’s Model T car hits the market; Mao Zedong proclaims Communist China; Game One of first-ever World Series takes place; Johnny Carson begins his ‘Tonight Show’ run; Walt Disney World opens. (Oct. 1) Category: News & PoliticsUploaded by: …
Highlights of this day in history: Patricia Hearst gets prison time; Author F. Scott Fitzgerald born; ’60 Minutes’ premieres; Baseball’s Dodgers play last Brooklyn game; Muppets creator Jim Henson born; Children’s author Dr. Seuss dies. (Sept. 24) Category: News & PoliticsUploaded by: AssociatedPressHosted: youtube
Highlights of this day in history: Patricia Hearst gets prison time; Author F. Scott Fitzgerald born; ’60 Minutes’ premieres; Baseball’s Dodgers play last Brooklyn game; Muppets creator Jim Henson born; Children’s author Dr. Seuss dies. (Sept. 24) Category: News & PoliticsUploaded by: AssociatedPressHosted: youtube
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Nazi Berlin falls to Russia; DaVinci dies in France; Stonewall Jackson accidentally shot by his own men; Mandela becomes South Africa’s first black president; Hoover dies in Washington; Crosby born in Washington State. (May 2) Category: News & PoliticsUploaded by: AssociatedPressHosted: youtube
Highlights of this day in history: Berlin falls to Russia; DaVinci dies in France; Jackson wounded by his own men; Mandela becomes South Africa’s first black president; Hoover dies in Washington; Crosby is born in Washington State. (May 2) Category: News & PoliticsUploaded by: AssociatedPressHosted: …
U.S. Supreme Court upholds the relocation and detention of Japanese-Americans during World War Two; U.S. begins 12 days of heavy bombing of North Vietnamese targets; Steven Spielberg is born; Tchaikovsky’s ‘The Nutcracker’ – publicly premieres. Category: News & PoliticsUploaded by: AssociatedPressHosted: youtube
U.S. Supreme Court upholds the relocation and detention of Japanese-Americans during World War Two; U.S. begins 12 days of heavy bombing of North Vietnamese targets; Steven Spielberg is born; Tchaikovsky’s ‘The Nutcracker’ – publicly premieres. Category: News & PoliticsUploaded by: AssociatedPressHosted: youtube
Associated Press Correspondent Terry Anderson is released from captivity; American troops head to Somalia; General George Washington says farewell to his officers in New York; Frank Zappa dies. (Dec. 4) Category: News & PoliticsUploaded by: AssociatedPressHosted: youtube
