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          Despite a lack of direct evidence linking him to the crime, Neal was taken into custody and moved between multiple jails to protect him from lynch mobs. However, a group of about 100 White men from Jackson County tracked him down to the county (cont)
        
        
      
        
          "Project 100,000" was a controversial program initiated by the DoD in October 1966, under the leadership of Defense Secretary Robert McNamara. Its primary purpose was to recruit soldiers who would previously have been deemed unfit for military (cont)
        
      
        
        
          The Long Bính Jail ("LBJ"as it was called) was a U.S. military prison in South Vietnam during the Vietnam War that opened in 1966. It housed soldiers for offenses like AWOL or drug use. On August 29, 1968, an uprising occurred due to overcrowding, (cont)
        
      
        
          Joseph Philippe Lemercier Laroche was born in 1886 in Cap-Haïtien, Haiti. At 15, he moved to France to study engineering, graduating with honors. While in France, he married Juliette Lafargue in 1908; they had two daughters, Simonne and Louise. (cont)
        
      
        
          The FBI crime statistics primarily tally arrests, not convictions. The data collected and reported in the Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program includes information on the number of arrests made for various offenses, categorized by type of crime, demographic information (cont)
      
        
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          Many point the finger at Chicago White Stockings (the modern day Cubs) star Cap Anson for leading the charge to exclude Black ballplayers. The story is, Anson refused to take the field in an exhibition game against the Toledo Blue Stockings because they had a Black (cont) 
      
        
        
          Two days earlier, twelve Black employees met with hospital president William McCord to discuss their grievances. They briefly took over the McCord's office in protest. The twelve workers were accused of leaving their patients unattended and were terminated that day. (cont)