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This VP engaged in the "Kitchen Debate" with Khrushchev at the U.S. exhibition in Moscow |
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His wife, Aline Kilmer, was a poet, too |
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His sons, Ham, Shem & Japeth, were not born until he was over 500 years old |
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You could call them Pennsylvania Dutch Masters as they grow $14 mil. worth of this crop yearly |
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The setting for Tom Stoppard's "Night and Day" is Kambawe, a fictional country on this continent |
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England's Charles II, the merry monarch, was born in this merry, merry month |
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Chicago's city council raised this mayor's salary from $25,000 to $35,000 a year |
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This title was bestowed on Edith Sitwell in 1954 |
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Before she was named Eve, Eve was called this, meaning "out of man" |
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Landmarks in this city include Heinz Hall & the Monongahela Incline |
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In "Golden Boy" a violinist gives up his musical dreams to compete in this sport |
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The 2 animals mentioned in the proverb about the weather in the month in which spring begins |
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On March 26, Elizabeth Taylor, who was raised as a Christian Scientist, converted to this religion |
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Clarence Darrow was once a law partner of this poet, who wrote "The New Spoon River" in 1924 |
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His name means "one laughs" because Sarah laughed about giving birth to him at her advanced age |
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About 50 miles of Pennsylvania's border is on this Great Lake |
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"Funny Girl" is based on incidents in this woman's life shortly before & after WWI |
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In Roman myth his blessing was asked for at the beginning of each month, not just the first |
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On Jan. 25 he announced plans to call an ecumenical council, the first in nearly a century |
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He wrote, "Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter" in his "Ode on a Grecian Urn" |
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The mother of John the Baptist, she greeted Mary, "Blessed art thou among women" |
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The state's name means Penn's these |
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This T. Williams play is set on the verandah of the Costa Verde, a "very Bohemian" hotel in Mexico |
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In this month in 1917 U.S. papers first printed reports of the Bolshevik Revolution |
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He remained British prime minister when the Conservatives won their 3rd election in a row |
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"Letters Home", a volume of her correspondence, was published in 1975, 12 years after her suicide |
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The Roman official mentioned in the Bible who is also mentioned in the Apostles' Creed |
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If you consider the original 13 colonies as an arch, Pennsylvania is in this position |
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Robert E. Sherwood won his second Pulitzer Prize for this play about Lincoln |
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Gerald Ford & Calvin Coolidge were the only 2 men to become president during this month |
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