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Albert Einstein
German American physicist Albert
Einstein, born this day in 1879, had one of the most
creative intellects in human history, developed
groundbreaking theories of relativity,
and won the Nobel
Prize for Physics in 1921.
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Reelection of Vladimir Putin
2004: Vladimir
Putin, the intelligence officer and politician who
became president of Russia
in 1999 upon the resignation of Boris
Yeltsin, was overwhelmingly reelected to a second
term as president this day in 2004. |
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1969: The
Beatles' Yellow Submarine became the rock
band's 14th gold album. |
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1964: In the first courtroom verdict to be
televised in the United States, Jack Ruby was found
guilty of the murder of Lee
Harvey Oswald, assassin of U.S. President John F.
Kennedy. |
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1951: United Nations forces recaptured Seoul
during the Korean
War. |
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1883: Historian and revolutionary Karl
Marx died in London. |
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1864: Celebrated American railroad engineer Casey
Jones was born in southeastern
Missouri. |
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1826: The first Pan-American
conference convened in Panama with representatives
from Mexico, Colombia, Peru, and Central America in
attendance. |
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1681: German composer Georg
Philipp Telemann was born in Magdeburg,
Brandenburg. | | |
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