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Chicago was a different city in 1951. Mostly whites lived in the West Englewood neighborhood on the South Side. "Too Young" by Nat King Cole topped the Billboard charts early that summer, and girls who married could not graduate from Chicago public high schools. |
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15th June 2016. From Fred Itua, Abuja Senators drawn from the North-east were sharply divided yesterday on where the headquarters of the proposed North-east Development Commission should be located. The inability of the lawmakers to reach an agreement on the source of funding was another issue that.... |
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Martin R. Delany Juneteenth Festival. June 17. Celebration of Life: Black-tie event, Sheraton Hotel Pittsburgh at Station Square, $75. June 18. St. Benedict the Moor Catholic Church: Program from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., 89 Crawford St., Hill District. Jubilee of Freeman Parade: 11 a.m.-1 p.m. |
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Chicago was a different city in 1951. Mostly whites lived in the West Englewood neighborhood on the South Side. "Too Young" by Nat King Cole topped the Billboard charts early that summer, and girls who married could not graduate from Chicago public high schools. |
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Orlando (AFP) - Forty-nine people were killed in the US resort city of Orlando this week when Omar Mateen sprayed a gay nightclub with bullets during a three-hour siege. Authorities said Mateen, an American of Afghan heritage, was radicalized by Islamist propaganda but the motive for the attack was.... |
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CARD PARTIES. Monday, June 20: St John’s card party, Pilgrim Church, Glenfield. Contact Margaret on 6922 3539 or Bette on 6933 1345. Monday, June 27: Better Hearing Australia Card Party, at the Pilgrim Centre, Glenfield. Contact Val on 6931 7446. Monday, July 18: St Andrews PWA Card party, held at St Andrews Hall, Cross Street, Wagga, at 1pm. |
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AMMAN: A preacher who posted an online video criticizing Jordan’s participation in the coalition battling the Daesh group in Iraq and Syria was arrested on Tuesday, a judicial source said. The source, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the state security court placed Amjad Qursha in.... |
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Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has defended his department's actions over the case of a Muslim cleric who previously preached the death sentence for homosexual acts. British-born Farrokh Sekaleshfar voluntarily boarded a flight at Sydney Airport on Tuesday night ahead of the immigration department's decision to revoke his visa. |
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News of the massacre at Pulse nightclub in Orlando was devastating—but, sadly, it was hardly the first time our community has been attacked in what is usually considered a safe haven.
As President Obama said “the place where they were attacked is more than a nightclub— it is a place of solidarity.... |
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High Court okays house demolitions for Jaffa Gate terrorists. The High Court approves the demolition of the homes of two Palestinian terrorists who carried out a deadly attack at the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem in December 2015. Anan Abu Habsah and Issa Assaf, both 21 and both from the West Bank village.... |
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Firefighters treating survivors of the fire at the UpStairs Lounge in New Orleans in June 1973. Credit G.E. Arnold/Associated Press. The terrorist attack in Orlando that killed 49 and wounded 53 was the largest mass killing of gay people in American history, but before Sunday that grim distinction.... |
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