Today in Black History for March 29th Selected Black Facts for March 29 1. 1999 - war and famine on March 29, 1991 a UN programme to feed two million Angolans resumes after the Government lifts a three-month ban on deliveries. 2. 1999 - wars and refugees march 29, 1999 marks the fourth anniversary of the beginning of a two trek to Tanzania by thousands of Rwandan refugees fleeing the violence in Burundi 3. 1981 - Death of Trinidad Prime Minister Death of Eric Williams (79), Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, in Port of Spain. Dr. Williams was also a historian and the author of the classic work, Capitalism and Slavery. 4. 1968 - Student Take Over School Students seized building at Bowie State College. 5. 1959 - Barthelemy Boganda, President and foun Barthelemy Boganda, President and founder of the Central African Republic, dies in a plane crash. 6. 1955 - Football star Earl Campbell born Football star Earl Campbell was born in Tyler, Texas. 7. 1945 - Basketball star Walt Frazier born Basketball legend Walt Frazier was born in Atlanta, Georgia. With his Rolls Royce car, flamboyant wardrobe that featured knee-length fur coats, and stylish fedora hats, Walt Frazier was the toast of New York City as a member of the Knicks from 1967 to 1977. On the court, Frazier was super cool. His quick hands on de... 8. 1918 - Singer Pearl Bailey born Singer Pearl Bailey was born in Newport News, Virginia. 9. 1898 - W.J. Ballow patents Hatrack/Table Ballow, W. J. Combined hatrack and table Mar. 29, 1898 Patent No. 601,422 Today in Black History for March 29th Selected Black Facts for March 29 1. 1999 - war and famine on March 29, 1991 a UN programme to feed two million Angolans resumes after the Government lifts a three-month ban on deliveries. 2. 1999 - wars and refugees march 29, 1999 marks the fourth anniversary of the beginning of a two trek to Tanzania by thousands of Rwandan refugees fleeing the violence in Burundi 3. 1981 - Death of Trinidad Prime Minister Death of Eric Williams (79), Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, in Port of Spain. Dr. Williams was also a historian and the author of the classic work, Capitalism and Slavery. 4. 1968 - Student Take Over School Students seized building at Bowie State College. 5. 1959 - Barthelemy Boganda, President and foun Barthelemy Boganda, President and founder of the Central African Republic, dies in a plane crash. 6. 1955 - Football star Earl Campbell born Football star Earl Campbell was born in Tyler, Texas. 7. 1945 - Basketball star Walt Frazier born Basketball legend Walt Frazier was born in Atlanta, Georgia. With his Rolls Royce car, flamboyant wardrobe that featured knee-length fur coats, and stylish fedora hats, Walt Frazier was the toast of New York City as a member of the Knicks from 1967 to 1977. On the court, Frazier was super cool. His quick hands on de... 8. 1918 - Singer Pearl Bailey born Singer Pearl Bailey was born in Newport News, Virginia. 9. 1898 - W.J. Ballow patents Hatrack/Table Ballow, W. J. Combined hatrack and table Mar. 29, 1898 Patent No. 601,422 Continue To Celebrate Black History…. Continue To Celebrate Black History….
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