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...ice of 1965. It will quickly be followed by releases from the John Phillips-led Mamas and the Papas (“If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears,” January 1966), Love with Arthur Lee (“Love,” May 1966), Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention (“Freak Out,” June 1966), Buffalo Springfield, featuring Stephen Stills and Neil Young (“Buffalo Springfield,” October 1966), and The D...

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... of their windows and into a differentplane of reality. And, some chilling deaths took place in them thar hills. In 1968,former silent film star Ramon... ... to virtually every musician who passes through theEyes and Ears,” January 1966), ... ... merous acts to his various Laurel Canyon-based record labels. Many ofMay 1966), Frank Zappa and ... ...efheart and Larry “Wild Man” Fischer), but some of them,(“Freak Out,” June 1966), ... ...rstardom.ing Stephen Stills and NeilYoung (“Buffalo Spring-field,” October 1966), and ... ...old aninterviewer that he couldn’t really say why he headed out to LAcirca 1966; he and others “were just going like Lemmings.” “He... ...mmon for the same guy to be the sole witness to two separate ‘ac-cidental’ deaths.Art also neglected to mention, by the way, that just weeks before Di... ... Gram’s death, his family had already experienced its share ofquestionable deaths. Just before Christmas, 1958, Parson’s father had sent 19, and... ...n There are a few other curious deaths we could add here as well, though they October 29, 1971 and Nov...

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...tudy by A. Muhammad Ahmad The Freedom Schools: Concept And Organization by Staughton Lynd (1965) Black Panther Party Platform, Program, and Rules (1966) The Radical Education Project: An Introduction And An Invitation (1966) Refugees from Amerika: A Gay Manifesto Carl Wittman (1970) Suppressed Speech on the 350th Anniversary of the Pilgrim's Landing at Plymouth Rock...

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...anization by Staughton Lynd (1965)Black Panther Party Platform, Program, and Rules (1966)The Radical Education Project: An Introduction And An Invitat... ...hideous character. During three weeks of my residence at the Farm, no less thanfour deaths took place among the slaves; one, Jerry, living three miles... ...dan, Chinese Warlord, The Career of Feng Yu-hsiang (Stanford: Stanford Univ. Press, 1966), pp. 279-280. Also, Feng YuxiangJiangjun Ji'niance (Album in... ...rough the intervention of et Black probation officerwho recognized his genius.(2)In 1966, Dowdell, Baker and Rufus Griffin helped form the Black Panth... ...he UAW for endorsing the annualDetroit Police field day. It also listed a number of deaths attributed to the policedepartment. After the third week Bl... ...ss. Aug. 8-9, 1964 Black Panther Party Platform, Program, and RulesOctober 1966 Black Panther PartyPlatform and ProgramWhat We WantWhat We Be... ...ed. The public was not told about the nuclear accident at Detroit's Fermireactor in 1966, which was similar to the later accident at Three Mile Island...

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...le Torimiro Liberia’s Conflict: Prolongation through Regional Intervention . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .177 Karl P. Magyar The Rhodesian Conflict: 1966–79 . . . . . . .195 Herbert M. Howe Civil War in a Fragile State—Mozambique . 225 Christopher Gregory The War Over Angola and Namibia: Factors of Prolongation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 259 Garth She...

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... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 177 Karl P. MagyarThe Rhodesian Conflict: 1966–79 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 195 Herbert M. HoweCivil ... ...edstruggle that was proposed by Syria at frequent intervalsbetween 1959 and 1966. Syria proposed starting limitedmilitary actions that would increment... ...arked escalation in both clashesand rhetoric between Israel and Syria since 1966.) Nasser had alienated the conservative Arab world by hiscostly inter... ...in 1947 when the Missiryes turned against the Rattatinine, resulting in 180 deaths, and again in 1972 when the same Missiryes slaughtered 120 “rebels”... ..., butobservers generally assume that civilians account for 90percent of the deaths in the continent’s civil war. Anotherdimension concerns the long-te... ...1(1992). 194 The Rhodesian Conflict 1966–79 Herbert M. Howe All sides at least initially misjudge... ...ners were from Ghana,the People’s Republic of China, and Tanzania. In April 1966 a 14-man ZANLA band moved from Zambiainto Rhodesia and then split int... ...ily through direct combat,helped to account for 68 percent of all guerrilla deaths. The Scouts also gained a reputation for “dirty tricks.” Theysometi... ...a coup against their high command.While failing, the attempt caused some 60 deaths. Kenneth Kaunda’s anger at the guerrillas’ disunityincreased when, ...

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...ommission, where it highlights the problems of governability which come from an excess of democracy. We can see the actors get substituted at their deaths, they are always replaced to complete the project but the director is always the same....

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...ofPlayboy and Mary Quant ten years later created the miniskirt, awarded in 1966 as Officer of theOrder of the British Empire by the queen of the Unite... ...from an excess of democracy. We can seethe actors get substituted at their deaths, they are always replaced to complete the project but thedirector is...

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...KNOWLEDGEMENT xi LIST OF ACRONYMS xiii PROLOGUE xv 1 The Context 1 2 From Praxis to Practice 32 3 From Being Led to Lead 62 4 From Hunger Deaths to Healthy Living 90 5 Surviving Torture and Defending Human Rights 118 6 Weaving Hope with Yarns of Hardship 152 7 From Bondage to Liberation 184 8 Nurturing Little Change Agents and Leaders 212 9 Seeing the...

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... 323 From Being Led to Lead 624 From Hunger Deaths to Healthy Living 905 Surviving Torture and De... ...m this perspective, instances of poverty,malnutrition, hunger deaths, illegal detention and torture bypolice, slavery and bondage, lack o... ...ghted in chapterthree—‘from being led to lead’. Chapter four ‘from hunger deaths to healthy living’describes another process of social action in Belw... ...Division) where therewere many reported and unreported cases of starvation deathsof Dalit children and the government machinery was totallyindifferent... ...ll including Dalits. Children of Dalits likeMushars were saved from hunger deaths and anganwadiswere opened in Dalit ghettos. Healthcare system became... ...ge, reflect upon this journey of Dalit empowerment . . .Robert F Kennedy (1966) has quoted, “We all struggle totranscend the cruelties and follies of...

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...tates alone, for instance, over half of prison inmates are from broken homes. Parental divorce also results in more child abuse, child neglect, early deaths and increased suicide rates of kids. Children of divorced parents perform poorly in schools and colleges and have lower graduation rates as compared to children from intact, always-married parents as it is shown in thi...

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...s of Being Single 13 Single Men and Psychological Illnesses 14 Single Men and Crimes Rates 15 Single Men and Low Salaries 17 Single Men and Early Deaths 18 Advice of Islamic Scholars to Muslim Youth 20 Solution for the Muslim Youth 23 Chapter 3 27 COURTSHIP, DATING AND PREMARITAL RELATIONS 27 The Rise of Promiscuity in the Western Societies 27 Lust at First Sight...

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.................................................... 17 Single Men and Early Deaths ....................................................................... .............................................. 49 Parental Divorce and Early Deaths of their Children ..................................................... ...a link between single men and high crime rates, mental depressionand early deaths which has been presented in this book.Today, we are living in the ag... ...es.Parental divorce also results in more child abuse, child neglect, early deaths and increasedsuicide rates of kids. Children of divorced parents per... ...al-Muntashar: “Seek prosperity in marriage.” 28Single Men and Early DeathsOf all the groups in the society, single males have the highest death... ...en and Marriage. Louisiana, Pelican Publishing Company.30 Durkheim, Emile (1966). Suicide, A Study in Sociology. (trans. by John A. Spaulding andGeorg... ...Happy?Findings from a Study of Unhappy Marriages.244 Subhani, Rahmatullah (1966) Makhzan-e-Akhlaq (in Urdu). Lahore, Maktabah-e-Milliyyah. ...

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... already died have New York City, New York. Based on First Responder deaths alone, 1000s of deaths from both multiple myelomasuccumbed to not o... ...evel Radi-As of March 1st, 2011, the rate of Multiple Myeloma and resulting deaths among Ground Zero First ation Campaign (LLRC). He is a visiti... .... Gettens, R.J. and Stout, G. L., “Painting Materials”, Dover Publications, 1966.14. Petraco, N. and Kubic, T., Color Atlas and Manual of Microscopy f... ... comes from combat reports of unusual deaths, injuries or destruction. These may not constitute legal or scienti... ...ery high levels of undepleted uranium (80–400ng/l: the normal level Deaths and injuries involving extreme burns indicate the use of high-tempe... ...ex-ratio,but this reversed in the low doses (around 200 mSv). Schull et al. 1966 [13] found a reduction in the sexratio in A-Bomb survivor fathers (mo... ...n Northernatomic bombings of Hiropshima and Nagasaki. Am. J. Human Genetics 1966, 8, 328-338. Sweden. J. Epidem. Community... ...ally begins in cells that form the hard, employed between 1942 and 1966, and then followed through 1993.outer part of the bone. ... ... Destroying The Planet With Impunity!were employed between 1942 and 1966, and then followed through 1993.Oak Ridge Y-12: The disease category ...

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...e of the agency. Industry has demanded shorter average review times and, with less time to thoroughly review evidence, increased hospitalizations and deaths have resulted. Meeting the needs of the drug companies has taken priority over meeting the needs of patients. Unless this corruption of regulatory intent is reversed, the situation will continue to deteriorate. We offe...

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...enefits.time to thoroughly review evidence, increased hospitalizations and deaths have resulted. Meeting the needs of thedrug companies has taken prio... ...ed to be more harmful than beneficial. A mere 1.6 percent of- patient deaths.”fered substantial advantages. Assessments by the Canadian advisory ... ...nse trumped industry lobbyists and Congressthe 4th leading cause of death. Deaths and serious reactions outside of hospitals would passed the 193... ...d percent increase in hospitalizations, and a 7.2-percent increase in deaths. Now, 20 yearslater, what Carpenter calls “corrosive capture” has se... ...s of thousands of additional hospitalizations, adverse drug reactions, and deaths.” The FDA’s obligation to serve the public is being corroded ... ... vaccine studies, both pre- and post-marketing, are large-2004), MEDLINE (1966 to December 2004), EMBASE ly inadequate. The evidence of ad... ...o cause concernamongst parents. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19660877 Pediatrics, Volume 125 / Issue 2 • February 2010 “Altho...

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... Federal and State laws and guidelines for such studies. Among the pertinent laws and guidelines are the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) of 1966, as amended in 1992 (36 CFR Part 800); the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation's “Guidelines for Consideration of Traditional Cultural Values in Historic Preservation Review” (ACHP 1985); National Register Bulletin...

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...nes for such studies. Among the pertinent laws and guidelines are the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) of 1966, as amended in 1992 (36 CFR ... ...ht is darkness… The No. of Births in this District has been greater than in the two preceding (!) years & No. of deaths Smaller: Births 81 ... ...past year unusually (!) good. We have had no Epidemics & but little sickness of any kind & comparatively but few deaths. It has been a year of peac...

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...hat it threw the girls into the air "like cricket balls," killing them instantly. The incident made headlines across Britain. Following the tragic deaths of Joanna and Jacqueline, their parents, John and Florence Pollock, were deeply affected. Florence tried to avoid thinking about their loss, while John became obsessed with the idea of reincarnation. On the day of t...

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...ut two-thirds of Stevenson'sLebanese cases, there were memories of violent deaths.Wael Kiwan case:Wael Kiwan, born in 1988, grew up in the village of ... ... instantly. The incident madeheadlines across Britain.Following the tragic deaths of Joanna and Jacqueline, their parents, Johnand Florence Pollock, w... ...f their house, where he spent time tofeel close to them. He believed their deaths were a divine punishment forhis prayer for proof of reincarnation an... ...added to the growingbody of evidence supporting Warnasiri's claims.In July 1966, when Dr. Ian Stevenson was in Sri Lanka, Francis Story andStevenson w... ...stin died from electrocution at the ageof 22.Gudrun Olafsdottir's Dream:In 1966, Margret Olafsdottir, Kristin's sister, was pregnant with Ditta. Their... ...ves but also had birthmarks(160)corresponding to the nature of the violent deaths of the men theyremembered.Ram Narain Diwedi (Ramoo) and Shesh Narain... ...d her?’ – ‘Well, the doctors from the UnitedStates.’”Easter Sunday – April 1966. (Simone’s age is 3 years and 1 month):— “We were all gathered at home... ...ntain pen.This communication was made by Simone on Easter Sunday, in April 1966.Here in Brazil, very few people would have been informed about this ty... ...dition of his book ‘TwentyCases Suggestive of Reincarnation’, published in 1966. He revised andexpanded the report in the 1974 edition of the book.Sta...

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...) English Physicist 56 WILLIAM L. BRAGG (1890 - 1971) English Physicist 56 HENRY MOSELEY (1887 - 1915) American Physicist 56 GYORGY HEVESY (1885 - 1966) Hungarian Chemist 57 RUDOLF SCHOENHEIMER (1898 - 1941) German-American Biochemist 57 MIKHAIL TSVETT (1872 - 1919) Russian-Italian Chemist 57 RICHARD WILLSTATTER (1872 - 1942) German Chemist 57 FRANK H. SPEDDING (190...

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..................................................... 56GYORGY HEVESY (1885 - 1966) Hungarian Chemist................................................... ... ...LEX MOLECULES and MINERALS. 56GYORGY HEVESY (1885 - 1966) Hungarian Chemist.RUDOLF SCHOENHEIMER (1898 - 1941) German-American B... ...ER (1827 - 1912) used PASTEUR’Srecommendations and started to report fewer deaths due to infections after surgery.LISTER practiced CLEANLINESS, ... ...ounded in1803 to encourage and promote VACCINATION. The number of deaths due toSMALLPOX was reduced significantly in England. A hundred... ...nd MS (1958) degrees from theUniversity of Arkansas, and his Ph.D. Degree (1966) from Cornell University. He has published several lecture notes, ... ...de potasio en seis suelos de Panama. Fitotecnia Latinoamericana 3:163-186, 1966. “Characterization of the potassium status in six soils of Panama”... ...s & Plant Analysis - Laboratory Manual”.Class Notes on Soil Science. 295p, 1966.Class Notes on Tropical Soils. 200 p, 1966.Class notes on Soil Fertili...

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...uld fly over restricted areas, they could not attack targets in them until 1966, and then onlywhen the targets were mentioned in the operation orders.... ...owed to attack non-operational sites or sites under construction. Later in 1966, "IronHand" missions were flown to destroy the SAMs. Attacks on MIG ai... ...rican escalation wouldprovoke Hanoi's allies as well as American doves. In 1966, these fears forced LBJ to asksarcastically how long it would take fiv... ...g capabilities of North Vietnam. At a commander's conference in January 1966, Admiral U.S. Grant Sharp, theCommander in Chief of Pacific command, a... ...but these targets remained free from attacks for over ayear. During all of 1966, less than one percent of the total sorties flown against NVN attacked... ...he targets were nowlegitimate according to the laws of war. Any accidental deaths or dam6 age resulting from attackson these targets would give the...

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... 55 World War II, about 30 percent of the US Army’s combat casualties were deaths; based on that ratio, the invasions would have killed around 15... ...isorsMcGeorge Bundy 1961–66 Army officer in WWIIWalt W. Rostow 1966–69 Army officer in WWIIHenry M. Kissinger 1969–73 Army NC... ... 544,557 Year 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 19... ...s. 3. Wayne Thompson, To Hanoi and Back: TheU.S. Air Force and North Vietnam, 1966–1973(Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press,2000), 23–24. ... ...es 1. Wayne Thompson, To Hanoi and Back: TheU.S. Air Force and North Vietnam, 1966–1973(Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press,2000), 63. The... ...see Jacob Van Staaveren, GradualFailure: The Air War over North Vietnam, 1965–1966(Washington, D.C.: Air Force History and MuseumsProgram, 2002), chap... ...ity.” In truth,however, even Hanoi admitted that thestrikes caused only 1,623 deaths in Hanoiand Haiphong—a remarkably small toll,given the intensity ... ...y (GrandRapids, Mich.: William B. Eerdmans Publishing,2000), 334. 4. Civilian Deaths in the NATO Air Campaign (NewYork: Human Rights Watch, 7 February... ...ry.4 Those who advance highercasualty figures usually attribute theadditional deaths to dictators even morevicious than those assumed by Elliot.Gerhar...

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...on scientific and political grounds or onethical grounds as well. On 7 May 1966, Johnson issued a statementproposing a treaty that would govern space ... ... States submitted a draft of this treatyto the United Nations (UN) in June 1966. The language of the draftdocument was preserved in Article IX of the ... ... “Sterilizing Space Probes,” International Science and Technology, April 1966, p. 50, folder 006695, “Sterilization/Decontamination,” NASA Historica... ...ne number that itsSubcommittee for Planetary Quarantine recommended in May 1966,47which COSPAR reaffirmed at its 12th plenary session in Prague on11–2... ... “Sterilizing Space Probes,” International Science and Technology (April 1966): 51–52, folder 006695, “Sterilization/Decontamination,” NASA Historic... ... which cited inferior laboratory pro-cedures, unexplained plant and animal deaths, and what appearedto be casual concern for back contamination preven...

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...ee “A Memorial Ap-preciation of J. F. C. Fuller,” Military Affairs, Summer 1966, 100. 14. Fuller, 123. 15. Ibid. 16. Ibid. 17. Carl von Clausewitz, On... ...of Courage, 2d ed. (Garden City Park, N.Y.: Avery Pub-lishing Group, Inc., 1966) is definitely worth exploring to gain insight into the unique en-viro... ...Thomas C. Schelling, Arms and Influence (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1966),69–91, 148–49, 151. 11. Wallace J. Thies, When Governments Collide: C... ...g from 1965until 1973. The majority of the respondents had combat tours in 1966.The wide cross section of respondents made data skewing less likely. O... ...t from 1965 to 1972 321 F-105s were lost in combat outof 833 built. During 1966 alone, 111 of these aircraft were lost.13 Thishigh-attrition rate defi... ...ots who responded adversely to the stressful environment,aircraft mishaps, deaths, pilots missing or killed in action, and overallpilot morale.End of ...

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...lity: This may sound callous, but it is nevertheless true. The number of deaths caused by terrorism is statistically insignificant; compare it to ... ...Thomas C. Schelling, Arms and Influence (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1966). 8. Friedlander, 3. 9. H. G. Wells, The War in the Air (London: Colli... ... fired against London; 517 ofthem reached their target, resulting in 2,511 deaths and 5,869 wounded.7However, the reactions produced by the “V” weapon... ...y Series.Conventional bombing resulted in almost six times as many British deaths asthe combined totals of V-1 and V-2 raids, and more than twice as m... ...ld conditions, far larger amounts are required, and the actual number of deaths is far smaller.6The perception of Hussein’s Scuds, however, was more... ...Schelling, Thomas C. Arms and Influence. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1966.Strasser, Steven, and Tom Post, “A Cloud of Terror—and Suspicion,” New... ...nd the Birth of the Royal Air Force. New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1966.Hearne, R. P. Aerial Warfare. London: John Lane, 1909.———. Zeppelins a... ...Co., 1961.Quester, George H. Deterrence Before Hiroshima. New York: Wiley, 1966.“Reprisals.” The Times, 15 June 1917.Rimell, Raymond. Air War Over Gre... ...hitehouse, Archibald. The Zeppelin Fighters. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1966.Woodward, David R. Lloyd George and the Generals. Newark, Del.: Univer...

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... such as influenza outbreaks, Ebola,SARS, MERS, and COVID-19 have caused the deaths of many individuals,seriously disrupted the global economy, and le... ... populations of these areas(Aytaçlar, 2021). The epidemic, which caused the deaths of 2,000 people per day, led to thedeath of approximately 5 millio... ...ion of land and individuals, facedsignificant disruptions as a result of the deaths of many citizens, leading tonegative impacts on the agricultural s... ...n ofproduction and related trade activities, depletion of food reserves, and deathsfrom starvation (Ural, 2021). 6 ... ...f the victims being children, although there was also a significantnumber of deaths among the aristocracy (Tavukcu, 2020). The outbreak,which started ... ...nomic Reforms and Market Liberalization During the Cultural Revolution from 1966 to 1976, China’s economyunder the leadership of Mao Zedong was almos... ...d stagnation. The Great LeapForward (1958-1962) and the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976) epitomizedthe failures of this approach, leading to widespread...

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... Cholera (Every Year Today) COVID-19 = 1,000,000 Deaths Highest estimations shown. ... ...ugh a six month course of four antibiotics), thedisease causes 1.5 million deaths every year, and over 10 millioncases.9 Approximately half of these c... ...asonable mortality rateof 7 to 10 percent – approximately 3.5 to 5 million deaths. In any highly contagious pandemic, denser population areaswhere m... ...the greatest of any of which he had knowledge.It was commonplace for 2,000 deaths to occur per day in Romealone, as the plague killed humans and lives... ...d for a total of 24 years, with sporadic flare-ups,and the total number of deaths falling somewhere between 7 and10 million. No account of the plagu... ...the global eradication of smallpox in 1959,and efforts were intensified in 1966. Eradication of smallpox waspossible, as the disease could not be carr...

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... Cholera (Every Year Today) COVID-19 = 1,000,000 Deaths Highest estimations shown. ... ...ugh a six month course of four antibiotics), thedisease causes 1.5 million deaths every year, and over 10 millioncases.9 Approximately half of these c... ...asonable mortality rateof 7 to 10 percent – approximately 3.5 to 5 million deaths. In any highly contagious pandemic, denser population areaswhere m... ...the greatest of any of which he had knowledge.It was commonplace for 2,000 deaths to occur per day in Romealone, as the plague killed humans and lives... ...d for a total of 24 years, with sporadic flare-ups,and the total number of deaths falling somewhere between 7 and10 million. No account of the plagu... ...the global eradication of smallpox in 1959,and efforts were intensified in 1966. Eradication of smallpox waspossible, as the disease could not be carr...

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... 6JANUARY 9THThe Sun Ain’t Gonna Shine Anymore by The Walker Brothers (1966)available on the album The Walker Brothers’ StoryScott Engel was born ... ...a failed coupattempt in 1981}FEBRUARY 24THPretty Flamingo by Manfred Mann (1966)from the album Mann Made HitsThis British Number One hit was the kind ... ... jolly tune which brought its beauty to record buyersback in the spring of 1966.{Also on this date, in 1981 the engagement of Prince Charles and LadyD... ...leads guilty to killing MartinLuther King}MARCH 11THTaxman by The Beatles (1966)from the album RevolverOn this day in 1997, Paul McCartney had a knigh... ...don's greatest-ever 58bands reached Number One in 1966 with 'All Or Nothing', but it wastwo years later when the Small Faces ... ...ic song in a truly epic film.{Also on this day, a bomb in Omagh causes the deaths of 29 people in1998}AUGUST 16THAn American Trilogy by Elvis Presley ...