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We no longer see good in the world is a natural part of our lives, but instead have witnessed evil. We were disappointed in the sentence. Having said that, i cannot say sentence. The prosecution had years in state prison. The victim s family came out and released a statement, saying the judge got it right, recognizing, they say, that this was not a consensual relationship. Reporting live in new hampshire, pam cross, Wcvb Newscenter 5. Ed thick black smoke and flames from a fire on this passenger...

I am sentencing you as a human being who has been convicted of five crimes. Pam among the most compelling statements, the victim speaking on tape to the court. We have distorted her voice. What he did to me , i would be better off dead. I am living as a victim of rape, and it s terrible to say, but now i know a people don t come forward. Pam just before the judge returned with a the sentence, labrie crossed himself at the table and appeared to pray. The prosecution had asked for seven years in s...

Quorum call a senator madam president . The presiding officer the senator from pennsylvania. Mr. Casey madam president , i ask consent to speak as if in morning business. The presiding officer the senate is in a quorum call. Mr. Casey i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. The presiding officer without objection. Mr. Casey thank you very much. I rise to talk about some of the matters were working on today with regard to votes that will take place later today. We now are in a period in our econo...

This is a special part of the one city, one book extravaganza. Thank you for being so wonderful to work with and allowing us to present this incredible panel today. I want to give a special thanks and remembrance to jim jones, junior, who was hopeful to be with us today. He sends you and the panelists all his best, but he was unable to participate to health reasons. We will send out some good love to jim. The California Historical society is deeply honored to hold the peoples temple collection. ...

Lyndon johnson read before the nation upon the signing of the act on july 2, 1964. This is the copy that was put into the teleprompter. My fellow americans, im about to sign into law the Civil Rights Act of 1964. I want to take this occasion to talk to you about what that law means to every american. 188 years ago this week, a small band of valiant men began a long struggle for freedom. He did six drafts of the speech, and then he added extemporaneously the word long, to indicate the many decade...

I want to welcome you all to the California Historical society. We are deeply honored for our dear partners and friends. The San Francisco Public Library , you cannot ask for better friends. This is part of the one city, one book extravaganza. It allows us to present this incredible panel today. Thanks to jim jones junior, who had hoped to be with us today. He was unable to participate due to health reasons. The California Historical society is honored to hold the peoples temple collection. Repo...

Josh koerner, he helped write to a morris. Bookhen bill wrote his own on eisenhowers presence is a classic, including on the eisenhower presidency. Was lucky to i know him. He lived in connecticut. I would go visit him. He was my goto guy on eisenhower. When i was going through documents or literature, i could see bill and have him answer my questions. He helped me to know and understand eisenhower. One of the most rewarding and challenging parts of writing any historical figure, especially one ...

Good morning. N my name is adrienne cannon. I am the africanAmerican History specialist for the Manuscript Division of the library of congress and one of the curators for the library s current exhibit commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1954 entitled the Civil Rights Act of 1964, a long struggle for freedom. The exhibit takes its subtitle from the speech that president Lyndon Johnson read before the nation upon the signing of the act on july 2, 1964. There is a copy of ...

Im at the university of memphis. Welcome to the roundtable discussion of Stokely Carmichael. We thought this would be an appropriate moment to discuss Stokely Carmichael. An important locus of civil rights organizing. His political journey takes us through atlanta. Born in trinidad, raised in the bronx, educated at howard university. Moreover, at the 50 year anniversary, between the most formative experiences of Stokely Carmichaels political life. He organized the freedom independent like party....

Society hosted this discussion. It is about an hour and a half. I want to welcome you all to the California Historical society. We are deeply honored for our dear partners and friends. The San Francisco public library, you cannot ask for better friends. This is part of the one city, one book extravaganza. It allows us to present this incredible panel today. A special thanks to jim jones junior, who had hoped to be with us today. He was unable to participate due to health reasons. The California ...