President Eisenhower cancels trip to Japan
President Eisenhower cancels trip to Japan
President Eisenhower cancels trip to Japan
Key People
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Military Leader & President
Supreme Commander of Allied forces on D-Day; 34th US President
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Events Before
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TV western "Rawhide," starring Clint Eastwood, premieres on CBS
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Gabrielle Carteris is born
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First live, nationally televised presidential news conference, held by JFK
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"I Fall to Pieces" single released by Patsy Cline (Billboard Song of the Year 1961)
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- Key figures include Dwight D. Eisenhower (Military Leader & President).