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July 7, 1943
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Spitfire Gets Home By 30-Mile Glide
By the Associated Press
Glides 30 mi in Spitfire after raid on northern France
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DE GAULLE 'DRIVE' VEXES WASHINGTON; ' Anti-U.S. Campaign' Called Barrier to Recognition of Algiers Committee DE GAULLE 'DRIVE' VEXES WASHINGTON
By Harold Callenderspecial To the New York Times
de Gaulle anti-US campaign called barrier to US recognition of com
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Thousands Walk as Strike Ties Up All Rockefeller Center Elevators; Thousands Walk as Strike Ties Up All Rockefeller Center Elevators
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Rockefeller Center elevators stopped 50 mins as operators and mechanics strike over dismissal of J J Birmingham, window cleaner, on order of A L Blek, AFL Bldg Maintenance Craftsmen dir, for alleged dues-payment failure; bldg occupants walk to st; illus
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Notable Births
1943Joel Siegel, American journalist and critic (died 2007)[†]
Joel Steven Siegel was an American film critic for the ABC morning news show Good Morning America for over 25 years. The winner of multiple Emmy Awards, Siegel also worked as a radio disc jockey and an advertising copywriter.