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50 YEARS AGO IN HISTORY John McCain was shot down as a U.S. Navy pilot over Vietnam and would spend 5 1/2 years as a prisoner of war with two years in solitary confinement. Singer-songwriter Keith...
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50 YEARS AGO IN HISTORY Former Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara was elected president of the World Bank. Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower announced their engagement. Senator Eugene McCarthy of...
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50 YEARS AGO IN HISTORY Three students died in the Orangeburg massacre at South Carolina State University where black students stood up to protest a whites-only policy at the areas’s only bowling...
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50 YEARS AGO IN HISTORY The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame opened in Springfield, Massachusetts. The Winter Olympics in Grenoble, France ended. Representing the first teachers’ strike in...
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50 YEARS AGO IN HISTORY John McCain was shot down as a U.S. Navy pilot over Vietnam and would spend 5 1/2 years as a prisoner of war with two years in solitary confinement. Singer-songwriter Keith...
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50 YEARS AGO IN HISTORY Former Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara was elected president of the World Bank. Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower announced their engagement. Senator Eugene McCarthy of...
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This week in Shelter Island history
50 YEARS AGO IN HISTORY Three students died in the Orangeburg massacre at South Carolina State University where black students stood up to protest a whites-only policy at the areas’s only bowling...
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This week in Shelter Island history
50 YEARS AGO IN HISTORY The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame opened in Springfield, Massachusetts. The Winter Olympics in Grenoble, France ended. Representing the first teachers’ strike in...
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50 YEARS AGO IN HISTORY Apollo 12, the second manned moon landing, was launched with lunar module pilot Alan Bean, Charles “Pete” Conrad Jr. and Richard Gordon Jr. aboard. The first Jackson Five...
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50 YEARS AGO IN HISTORY John McCain was shot down as a U.S. Navy pilot over Vietnam and would spend 5 1/2 years as a prisoner of war with two years in solitary confinement. Singer-songwriter Keith...
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This week in Shelter Island history
50 YEARS AGO IN HISTORY Former Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara was elected president of the World Bank. Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower announced their engagement. Senator Eugene McCarthy of...
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This week in Shelter Island history
50 YEARS AGO IN HISTORY Three students died in the Orangeburg massacre at South Carolina State University where black students stood up to protest a whites-only policy at the areas’s only bowling...
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This week in Shelter Island history
50 YEARS AGO IN HISTORY The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame opened in Springfield, Massachusetts. The Winter Olympics in Grenoble, France ended. Representing the first teachers’ strike in...
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50 YEARS AGO IN HISTORY Apollo 12, the second manned moon landing, was launched with lunar module pilot Alan Bean, Charles “Pete” Conrad Jr. and Richard Gordon Jr. aboard. The first Jackson Five...
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