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1964 U.S.A. Ford Mustang 10th March, 1964: The first Ford Mustang is manufactured ready for release on April 16th.
1906 France Underground Fire 10th March, 1906: An underground fire sparks a massive explosion that spreads through a series of mines killing over 1000 men in Courrieres, France.
1906 France Underground Fire 10th March, 1906: An underground fire sparks a massive explosion that spreads through a series of mines killing over 1000 men in Courrieres, France.
1917 Iraq Baqdad 10th March, 1917: British troops take control of Baqdad forcing the Turkish troops to evacuate.
1917 U.S.A. Earthquake 10th March, 1917: A deadly earthquake magnitude of 6.3 at Long Beach, California, kills an estimated 140 people
1920 U.S.A. Wednesday, 10th March, 1920: Word was that the West Virginia democratic state committee was planning to endorse John W. Davis, Ambassador to England as a presidential candidate. He had not received a dispatch from West Virginia Regarding this issue. Apparently, Davis was in London at the time, since that is the location of where this report came (news of possible candidacy).
1938 U.S.A. Jezebel 10th March, 1938: Starting on this date, the production Jezebel was shown. Bette Davis was one of the main actresses featured in this movie. For this role, Davis had won an Oscar for Best Actress.
1940 U.S.A. Opera Shown On TV 10th March, 1940 : For the first time on broadcast television, an opera was broadcast into living rooms across the nation. The opera was Ruggiero Leoncavallo's "I Pagliacci."
1940 England Peace Talks 10th March, 1940: U.S. Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles met with Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain in London, England to discuss a peace proposal. This particular talk took place not too long after a meeting with Adolf Hitler that was planned in Berlin, Germany.
1942 Australia Japanese landed March 10th, 1942: The Japanese have landed for the third time in Australia-this time about 400 miles from the mainland. Australia was soon to become the next World War II target.
1945 World War II Tokyo Firebombed 10th March, 1945: B-29 fighter planes firebombed Tokyo
1956 China Formosa 10th March, 1956: According to the press, new offensives were being carried out by Communist troops. These attacks were to take place across from Formosa, and north as far as the mouth of the Yangtze River. Formose premier O.K. Yui, made mention in his own way that the province was prepared for the attack, and warned the communists of the fierce battle to take place.
1956 Cyprus Archbishop Makarios 10th March, 1956: Following the deportation by British authorities of Archbishop Makarios. Rioting and demonstrations have broken out in Cyprus .
1959 Tibet Dalai Lama 10th March, 1959: After the Chinese invasion and control of Tibet, Tibetan rebels revolt against the chinese control by surrounding the summer palave of the Dalai Lama to protect the Dalai Lama but he is forced to flee to India who granted him political asylum.
1972 China Chiang Kaishek 10th March, 1972: Chiang Kaishek was asked by the Nationalist Party to continue as president of China. He was to be elected as of March 21st and will serve his fifth term of six years. One of Kaishek’s challenges during this time was to stand against communist foreign policy-making.
1973 Bermuda British Governor Shot 10th March, 1973 : The British governor and his assistant are assassinated in Bermuda
1975 Vietnam Ban Me Thout 10th March, 1975: The city of Ban Me Thout was seized by North Vietnamese troops. Intense fighting occurred, almost exactly two years after a cease-fire was agreed upon after Paris peace talks had taken place. This particular battle was a major loss for the South Vietnam.
1985 Vietnam Konstantin U. Chernenko 10th March, 1985 : The Soviet leader Konstantin U. Chernenko has died at age 73 and Politburo member Mikhail S. Gorbachev is chosen to succeed him.
1988 Switzerland Prince Charles 10th March, 1988: An avalanche hit the British royal party including Prince Charles as they were ski-ing off piste above the resort of Klosters in Switzerland . The Prince and several other members of the party, including their guide, were able to ski to safety, but the one of the Prince's closest friends Major Hugh Lindsay, former equerry to the Queen is not so lucky.
1988 Lebanon 10th March, 1988: Good news was announced on March 10, 1988. Briton Peter Coleridge British relief worker of the American Oxfam Agency was released along with Syrian relief assistant Omar Traboulsi two days ago (March 8, 1988). These men were both abducted at a Palestinian refugee camp about a week prior to this date.
1990 U.S.A. Sewage Spill 10th March, 1990: On this day, 22,000 gallons of sewage had spilled, and had run into Stoney Creek near Riveria Beach. The spill was caused by a sewage line valve failure. Water in this area was then tested for safety reasons.
1990 Iraq Farzad Bazoft 10th March, 1990: A court in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, has imposed the death sentence on The Observer journalist Farzad Bazoft.
1993 U.S.A. Dr. David Gunn 10th March, 1993: Dr. David Gunn is murdered by an anti-abortion activist ( Michael F. Griffin ) outside a Pensacola, Fla., abortion clinic
1994 U.S.A. Non Smoking Policy 10th March, 1994: The Pentagon has introduced new smoking policies in the Pacific. For example, smoking is not allowed on military bases such as the ones located in Japan (including on the Okinawan Island) and Korea. At this time there was varying opinions expressed about the effectiveness of these new smoking laws. One point of view was that no smoking except in designate areas is the norm on certain Air Force bases already anyway. However, one big change would be that smokers would need to report outside in order to light up. Some exceptions applied, such as inside certain restaurants and bars where certain areas were still set aside for smoking.
2000 U.S.A. Top Of the DOT COM Bubble 10th March, 2000 : The technology-heavy NASDAQ Composite index peaks at 5,048 twice the figure of 12 months earlier ( Over the next 2 years the NASDAQ had reduced to less than 1,500 ) in 2008 the NASDAQ had still only recovered to less than 3,000.
2002 Palestine Israeli Attack 10th March, 2002: Israeli helicopters attacked and destroyed Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat's office in Gaza City.
2005 Iraq Suicide Bomber March 10th, 2005: A suicide bomber wired with bombs blows himself up at a funeral in Mosul, Iraq, killing at least 47 people
2006 Space Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (M.R.O.) has taken elliptical orbit March 10th, 2006: NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has parked itself in an elliptical orbit around the planet. There was a tense period of radio silence when the spacecraft passed behind Mars. The probe will steadily be reducinmg the size of its orbit until it reaches an optimal position to start its studies. The M.R.O. will be examining the surface and atmosphere in great detail. The spacecraft's engines have fired, and slowed its speed, and this has allowed it to be captured by Mars' gravity. Its continual experiments will result in periods of radio silence.
2006 England No English Parliament March 10th, 2006: The idea of an English parliament has been rejected by the Lord Chancellor in a speech on devolution. He said that such an institution would lead to the break up of the United Kingdom. The Conservative Party has said it was against an English parliament as well, but wanted England-only votes on English issues at Westminster. One of its frontbenchers has said it is wrong that Scottish and Welsh M.P's can vote on English matters but not vice-versa.
2007 United States President approves more troops for Iraq and Afghanistan March 10th, 2007: President Bush has approved a further 8,200 troops for Iraq and Afghanistan on top of reinforcements he has already ordered. This move has come during the fiery debates that are taking place in Washington over the wars. The President had agreed to send additional troops to provide support for those combat forces and to handle more anticipated Iraqi prisoners. He also decided to send a 3,500-member brigade to Afghanistan to accelerate the training of local forces.
2008 United States Obama refutes Clinton as a running mate March 10th, 2008: Barack Obama has implored voters to discount the political chatter about him joining the Hillary Clinton's presidential ticket. 'I don't know how somebody who's in second place can offer the vice-presidency to someone who's in first place,' he said. 'If I'm not ready, how is it that you think I should be such a great vice-president?' In a Mississippi town meeting he said that 'I've won twice as many states as Senator Clinton' and 'I have more delegates than Senator Clinton.'
2009 United States The Senate passes ‘pork-barrelled’ spending omnibus March 10th, 2009 : The Senate has voted for the spending bill that will fund the U.S. Government for the rest of the budget year. This has happened despite the complaints of spending nearly $8 billion in what critics called 'pork-barrel' projects. The Senators have voted 62-35 to cut off debate on the $410 billion measure. The omnibus spending bill has included more than eight thousand congressional 'earmarks,' which have caused critics to question the President's pledge to end wasteful spending. Senator McCain has been a longtime critic of congressional spending and said that the vote has shown that it was 'business as usual.'
United States 2011 United States Wisconsin Passes Anti-Union Budget 10th March, 2011 : After weeks of protests and efforts by Democratic Senators in the state of Wisconsin to block an anti-union provision in the budget bill, Senate Republicans passed the bill using a procedural move to bypass further interruption by those opposed. The provision would strip public workers in the state of their collective bargaining rights which activists believed was a purely political move against unions. Governor Scott Walker denied the move was political and stated the action was needed to balance the budget.
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2014 North Korea North Korean Leader Wins Unanimous Election
10th March, 2014 : North Korea leader Kim Jong-un was unanimously elected to the North Korean parliament in his district. This was the first of such type of elections to take place since Kim Jong-un took power in 2011.
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) когато чукотка бъдат ебани и унижени, легена мистериозно изчезва някъде и се завръща след 2-3 дена 
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