This Day In History
June 21
Spain declares war against Great Britain U.S. Constitution ratified Zachary Taylor and Richard Nixon marry their future first ladies French defeated in Spain Grant extends the Petersburg line Lot Smith, Mormon soldier, is killed by Indians U.S. soldiers attacked by Mexican government troops Pershing attacked by Mexican troops Pickford and Fairbanks mobbed by crowds Allies surrender at Tobruk, Libya Mille Miglia race is reborn after World War II Arthur Miller refuses to name communists French withdraw navy from NATO Civil rights workers disappear The KKK kills three civil rights activists Mr. Tambourine Man is released, and the folk-rock revolution is on Rolling Thunder raids continue Communists storm U.S. base near Tay Ninh Pele leads Brazil over Italy Hinckley not guilty by reason of insanity Earthquake devastates Iran
Spain declares war against Great Britain U.S. Constitution ratified Zachary Taylor and Richard Nixon marry their future first ladies French defeated in Spain Grant extends the Petersburg line Lot Smith, Mormon soldier, is killed by Indians U.S. soldiers attacked by Mexican government troops Pershing attacked by Mexican troops Pickford and Fairbanks mobbed by crowds Allies surrender at Tobruk, Libya Mille Miglia race is reborn after World War II Arthur Miller refuses to name communists French withdraw navy from NATO Civil rights workers disappear The KKK kills three civil rights activists Mr. Tambourine Man is released, and the folk-rock revolution is on Rolling Thunder raids continue Communists storm U.S. base near Tay Ninh Pele leads Brazil over Italy Hinckley not guilty by reason of insanity Earthquake devastates Iran
