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Apr. 14
1756 Governor Glen of South Carolina protests against 900 Acadia Indians 1777 New York adopts new constitution as an independent state 1828 Noah Webster copyrights the first edition of his dictionary 1846 The Donner Party of pioneers departs Springfield, Illinois, for California 1861 Formal Union surrender of Fort Sumter 1861 Robert E Lee resigns from Union army 1862 Battle of Fort Pillow TN 1865 Mobile AL is captured 1865 President Abraham Lincoln shot in Ford's Theatre by John Wilkes Booth 1872 Dominion Lands Act passed-Canada's Homestead Act 1903 Dr Harry Plotz discovers vaccine against typhoid (New York NY) 1912 RMS Titanic hits an iceberg in the North Atlantic at 23:40 (sinks morning of April 15th) 1914 Stacy G Carkhuff patents non-skid tire pattern 1915 Dutch merchant navy ship Katwijk sunk by Germany torpedo 1918 Douglas Campbell is 1st US ace pilot (shooting down 5th German plane) 1927 The first Volvo car premieres in Gothenburg, Sweden 1940 Allied troops land in Norway 1942 Destroyer Roper sinks German U-85 of US east coast 1945 American B-29 incendiary raids on Tokyo & damage the Imperial Palace 1945 US forces conquer Motobu peninsula on Okinawa 1945 US marines attack Yae Take on Okinawa 1953 Viet-Minh offensive in Laos 1956 In Chicago, videotape is first demonstrated 1960 1st underwater launching of Polaris missile 1961 Cuban-American invasion army departs Nicaragua 1967 In the Vietnam War, US planes bomb Haiphong for 1st time 1971 President Richard Nixon ends blockade against People's Republic of China 1973 FBI director P Gray resigns after admitting he destroyed evidence in the Watergate scandal 1983 President Ronald Reagan signs $165 billion Social Security rescue 1992 Court throws out Apple's lawsuit against Microsoft
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