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Way first. We begin with a big. Tv screen that shows the cbs soap opera that was running on that day in november on tv and as you walk by the tv, it interrupts the soap opera with the iconic footage announces the president s passing. With cronkite becoming emotional taking his ghass off and having to catch his breath. Our focus is not on kennedys death. Its on kennedys life. This part of the exhibit examines one of the most iconic parts of his life, his world war ii service. He became a hero and...

Opera with the iconic footage. And announcing the president s passing and becoming emotional. Taking his glasses off and catching his breath. Our focus here is not on kennedys delaware. It death. Its his life. This examines one of the most iconic parts. His world war ii service. He became a hero. With the contains some amazing one of a kind items including his actual signed letter where he requests duty. To serve in the military. And specifically says he wants to serve on the pt boat. The signed...

Featuring documents and artifacts organized into 12 episodes of the war that was raging in Southeast Asia 50 years ago. Up next, on american artifacts, an interview with the archivist of the United States, followed by a tour of the exhibit with curator alice camps. This is just under half an hour. David ferrell, archivist of the United States. What was the reason for the vietnam exhibit . Its a commemoration of the anniversary of the war itself. The national archive, the Record Keeper of the cou...

How do we keep people engaged, how do we reduce the burden to require this episode. Right over the years, outed in the program, i graduated from pepperdine. It really is local and that is true for value in healthcare is working. And it is the same on the entire continuum of the country. And we are seeing Health System and the marketplace to be very specific, it is who you are, what your assets are, what your Service Lines are. What your pay landscape is, what is your socioeconomic environment . ...

Midway. The untold story of the battle of midway. And timothy orr coauthorer of never call me a hero. A dive bomber pilot remembers the battle of midway. Watch the battle of midways 75th anniversary live on friday beginning at 9 30 a. M. Eastern on American History tv on cspan 3. The house way and Means Committee recently held a hearing to changes to the tax code that could expand the u. S. Economy and create jobs. Executives with Manufacturing Companies were at the hearing. Which was chaired by...

Spectrum, looks at politics and policies. 1927, within a couple of years, the regulators at the commission are renewing licenses but very carefully noting that propaganda stations will not be a allowed and in fact, early on, 1929 and that period, you had money stations if i can use that political term by the wcfl in chicago and eugene e. Debs and they wanted for Political Services for free speech and they wanted when they were renewed, they were told to be careful of expressing their opinions. S...

And then an examination of the culture and lives of africanamericans during world war i. There was a real year of conflict when africanamericans came home. They were welcome in their home communities. In terms of reforming how americans thought about race relations, i dont think it did. It didnt have the impact that africanamericans hoped it would. The story of Abigail Scott dunaway, an oregon pioneer and Political Rights activist t. Shes an example of one of the really great diaries. She descri...

[inaudible conversations] good afternoon, everyone, good afternoon. My neighboring is michael, resident fellow of American Enterprise institute and its my pleasure today to welcome to aei profess or Cass Sunstein. He was the administrator of the Office Information of regulatory affairs, commonly known as oir from obama administration. Hes written a dozen books and herest hes here to talk about his latest books which is called republic. I think that a reader would not have pronounced the word tha...

Author David Horowitzs newest book big agenda, does it feel like the 60s to you in america . Feels much worse than the 60s. First of all the big movement of the 60s was hippies and they were benign in my political view and event the left was not as violent as this left is. I dont recall, it may have happened but i dont recall a speaker invited to a campus being shut down in a way that Charles Murray and mcdonald where they destroyed 100,000 worth of property, six individuals sent to the hospital...

He was a law professor, a politician, and activist who was born and raised in wisconsin and came to be a professor at the University School of law when he was in his late 20s. It was a major career job. He was soon appointed dean. The youngest being in the country. Then he got involved in a lot of social and political issues. He was a labor arbitrator. He negotiated settlements and agreements from the International Agreement and Pacific Maritime association. He was the only arbitrator that could...