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 Sunday, April 3, 2011  
 
    
  
[1783 - Washington Irving, author, born in New York City] 
 
  
[1837 - John Burroughs, writer, naturalist, essayist, born near Roxbury, New York] 
 
   
[1860 - Pony Express mail service begins from St. Joseph, Missouri, to Sacramento, California] 
[1865 - Richmond falls to the Union] 
 
 
     
[1893 - Leslie Howard (Steiner), actor, producer, director, born in London] 
 
 
     
[1898 - George Jessel, producer, actor, comedian, born in the Bronx] 
 
 
     
[1916 - Herb (Herbert Eugene) Caen, author, columnist, born in Sacramento, California] 
 
 
     
[1921 - Jan Sterling (Adriance), actress, born in New York City] 
 
    
  
[1924 - Marlon Brando, Academy Award-winning actor, born in Omaha, Nebraska] 
 
  
[1929 - Miyoshi Umeki, Academy Award-winning actress,  born in Otaru, Japan] 
 
 
     
[1934 - James Thomas 'Jim' Parker, Pro Football Hall of Fame guard, tackle, born in Macon, Georgia] 
 
 
     
[1936 - James Harrell 'Jimmy' McGriff, blues organist, born in Germantown, Pennsylvania] 
 
  
[1948 - President Harry S. Truman signs Foreign Assistance Act (Marshall Plan)] 
 
  
[1949 - Lyle Martin Alzado, pro football  player, born in Brooklyn] 
 
  
 Psychological Warfare 
 
 
 
How many light bulbs does it take to change a person?
 
 
 
  
 William's Whimsical Words:  
  What could we have been thinking of when we bought into the Bush-Cheney crap that embraced torture as if it were an American virtue?  
 
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