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Event Search Results for "May"
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A time capsule called the Crypt of Civilization, planted in 1940 by Oglethorpe Univ. in Atlanta, Georgia, was scheduled to be opened. Souvenir medals were sold in 1940 for $1 granting holders free admittance to the opening. Dr. Thornwell Jacobs, the father of the modern time capsule,” and president of Oglethorpe, calculated this date from the first fixed date in history, 4241 B.C. when most historians believe the Egyptian calendar was established. Exactly 6177 years had passed between 4241 B.C. and 1936 A.D., when Dr. Jacobs 1st proposed the project. He projected the same period of time forward from 1936, arriving at the year 8113 A.D. for the Crypt's opening.
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Myanmar's ruling junta lashed out at foreign aid donors, saying cyclone victims did not need supplies of chocolate bars and could instead survive by eating frogs and fish.
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Jordan and France signed an agreement to help the Arab kingdom develop its nuclear energy program.
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Palestinian doctors said Israel troops opened fire and wounded 7 Palestinians in a demonstration at a crossing into Israel.
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In Yemen a gunman opened fire in a mosque in a predominantly Shiite northern town, killing at least 8 worshippers and wounding dozens. Police detained the attacker.
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Zimbabwe’s opposition declared itself the new ruling party and convened what if called a session of Parliament.
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The US State Department said the US and Libya have agreed to try to resolve compensation claims from the 1988 Lockerbie bombing and other incidents Washington views as acts of terrorism by Libya.
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In Florida 2 veteran police officers were charged with providing protection for purported shipments of cocaine and stolen goods in what was actually an undercover FBI operation.
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A jury in Syracuse, NY, found Hewlett-Packard guilty of infringing a patent for data processing held by Cornell Univ. and ordered the company to pay Cornell $184 million.
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A construction crane collapsed on New York's Upper East Side, smashing into a 23-story apartment building before crashing onto the street below and killing two workers.
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Birth Search Results for "May"
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March-10-1984
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Ben May, English footballer
June-19-1982
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May Andersen, Danish supermodel
May-01-1975
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Jodhi May, British actress
February-17-1972
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Ralphie May, American comedian
October-10-1970
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Corinna May, German singer
January-16-1963
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James May, English television presenter
October-01-1956
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Theresa May, British politician
December-20-1951
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Peter May, Scottish novelist and scriptwriter
August-21-1950
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Arthur Bremer, American criminal, who shot George C Wallace in May 1972.
July-19-1947
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Brian May, English musician (Queen)
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Death Search Results for "May"
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June-09-2009 -
Dick May, Former NASCAR racecar driver
January-18-2009 -
Bob May, Actor (b. 1939)
February-01-2004 -
May O'Donnell, American modern dancer and choreographer (b. 1909)
January-22-2004 -
Billy May, American composer and musician (b. 1916)
October-23-2003 -
Soong May-ling, wife of Chiang Kai-shek (b. 1897)
January-12-2003 -
Allan Nunn May, English physicist and Soviet spy (b. 1911)
July-16-1995 -
May Sarton, Belgian-born American poet (b. 1912)
March-27-1989 -
May Allison, American actress (b. 1890)
February-02-1961 -
Anna May Wong, American actress (b. 1905)
June-21-1952 -
Wilfrid 'Wop' May, Canadian aviation pioneer (b. 1896)
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