What Happened when: A Noted Researcher's Almanac of YesterdaysI. Washburn, 1966 - 442 pages |
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... governor of Tennessee signs into law a bill making it unlawful for any teacher in any of the state's universities ... Governor George C. Wallace of that state flies to Washington for a conference with President Lyndon B. Johnson . The ...
... governor of Tennessee signs into law a bill making it unlawful for any teacher in any of the state's universities ... Governor George C. Wallace of that state flies to Washington for a conference with President Lyndon B. Johnson . The ...
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... Governor Faubus ' moves to bar integration of the public schools in Little Rock , President Eisenhower warns the Governor that he will uphold the Federal Constitution by every legal means . 1963 At the order of Alabama Governor George C ...
... Governor Faubus ' moves to bar integration of the public schools in Little Rock , President Eisenhower warns the Governor that he will uphold the Federal Constitution by every legal means . 1963 At the order of Alabama Governor George C ...
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... Governor Thomas E. Dewey and Governor John W. Bricker , Republicans . 1956 The cease - fire order issued by the United Nations , in connection with the fighting in Egypt between that country , Israel , and the British and French forces ...
... Governor Thomas E. Dewey and Governor John W. Bricker , Republicans . 1956 The cease - fire order issued by the United Nations , in connection with the fighting in Egypt between that country , Israel , and the British and French forces ...
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