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Government

United States of America · Government / Democratic Party Government. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

38Records
1961–1999Date range
17Named people
0Places

Chronological records

1961

Luther Hodges1961

Government / Democratic Party Government

Appointed Secretary of State for Commerce

Abraham Ribicoff1961

Government / Democratic Party Government

Appointed Secretary of State for Health, Education & Welfare

David Dean Rusk1961

Government / Democratic Party Government

Appointed Secretary of State

Stewart Udall1961

Government / Democratic Party Government

Appointed Secretary of State for the Interior

1962

John Fitzgerald Kennedy12 May 1962

Government / Democratic Party Government

Orders the 7th Fleet to Indochina after Pathet Lao overuns most of Northern Laos

John Fitzgerald Kennedy17 July 1962

Government / Democratic Party Government

Senate rejects medicare for the aged

John Fitzgerald Kennedy23 July 1962

Government / Democratic Party Government

An greement signed by 14 nations guarentees the neutrality & independence of Laos

John Fitzgerald Kennedy5 October 1962

Government / Democratic Party Government

Following the Geneva Agreement military advisers & technicians are withdrawn from Laos

John Fitzgerald Kennedy10 October 1962

Government / Democratic Party Government

A Congressional resolution affirms the rights of western nations in Berlin

John Fitzgerald Kennedy22 October 1962

Government / Democratic Party Government

Orders a weapons blockade of Cuba because of its Soviet missile sites

John Fitzgerald Kennedy28 October 1962

Government / Democratic Party Government

Welcomes Krushchevs offer to remove missiles from Cuba. Khruschev removes the missiles but on the understanding the USA does not invade Cuba

1963

Henry Cabot Lodge1963

Government / Democratic Party Government

Appointed Ambassador of South Vietnam, 1st term

1964

Luther Terry11 January 1964

Government / Democratic Party Government

1st Government report regarding dangers of smoking is issued by Luther Terry

Henry Cabot Lodge1964

Government / Democratic Party Government

Resigns as Ambassador of South Vietnam but continues to advise President Johnson

1965

Lyndon Baines Johnson19 January 1965

Government / Democratic Party Government

Inaugurated President of the USA

Lyndon Baines Johnson1965

Government / Democratic Party Government

The Voting Rights Act is passed

Henry Cabot Lodge1965

Government / Democratic Party Government

Appointed Ambassador of South Vietnam, 2nd term

1967

Lyndon Baines Johnson21 February 1967

Government / Democratic Party Government

The 18 nation disarmament conference re-opens in Geneva

Lyndon Baines JohnsonMay 1967

Government / Democratic Party Government

Advises Foreign Minister Abba Eban not to make a pre-emptive strike against Egypt

Lyndon Baines Johnson1967

Government / Democratic Party Government

Advises Foreign Minister Abba Eban not to make a pre-emptive strike against Egypt. Diplomatic relations are broken with Iraq, resumed 1984

Henry Cabot Lodge1967

Government / Democratic Party Government

Appointed Ambassador at Large

Robert McNamara1967

Government / Democratic Party Government

Resigns after Johnson ignores his advice to stop bombing Vietnam

1968

Henry Cabot Lodge1968

Government / Democratic Party Government

Appointed Ambassador of Germany

1972

George Wallace15 May 1972

Government / Democratic Party Government

An assassination attempt is made on Wallace while campaigning in the Maryland primary

1979

Adolph Dubs14 February 1979

Government / Democratic Party Government

The American Ambassador is assassinated. Death of Adolph Dubs, assassinated

1980

Cyrus Vance29 April 1980

Government / Democratic Party Government

Resigns after a US commando mission fails to rescue hostages from Iran, 8 lives lost

1992

William Jefferson Bill Clinton12 February 1992

Government / Democratic Party Government

Admits he avoided the Vietnam war draft

William Jefferson Bill Clinton1992

Government / Democratic Party Government

Appointed President of the USA, 42nd President, 1st term

1994

William Jefferson Bill ClintonJuly 1994

Government / Democratic Party Government

Visits Germany to pass the responsibility of Easter Europe & Russia to Germany

William Jefferson Bill Clinton8 November 1994

Government / Democratic Party Government

The Republican Party wins majorities in both the Senate & the House of Representitives

1996

Alexis Herman20 December 1996

Government / Democratic Party Government

Appointed Secretary of Labour

Frederico Pena20 December 1996

Government / Democratic Party Government

Appointed Secretary of Energy

Rodney Slater20 December 1996

Government / Democratic Party Government

Appointed Secretary of Transport

1998

William Jefferson Bill Clinton25 June 1998

Government / Democratic Party Government

Arrives in China & receives an open letter from founders of the China Democratic Party

William Jefferson Bill Clinton28 June 1998

Government / Democratic Party Government

Clinton apearrs on Chinese TV with Jing Zemin discussing human rights

William Jefferson Bill Clinton29 June 1998

Government / Democratic Party Government

Gives a lecture at Beijing University on the importance of human rights

William Jefferson Bill Clinton7 August 1998

Government / Democratic Party Government

Al-Qaeda bomb the US Kenyan embassy

1999

Monica Lewinsky1 February 1999

Government / Democratic Party Government

Monica Lewinsky gives a deposition in the imeachment trial of Bill Clinton

Names involved

Abraham RibicoffAdolph DubsAlexis HermanCyrus VanceDavid Dean RuskFrederico PenaGeorge WallaceHenry Cabot LodgeJohn Fitzgerald KennedyLuther HodgesLuther TerryLyndon Baines JohnsonMonica LewinskyRobert McNamaraRodney SlaterStewart UdallWilliam Jefferson Bill Clinton

Provenance

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