Today in history - 22nd of January - Historical Update

Today in history - 22nd of January

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What happened on this day 22nd of January Highlights:

  • 2006 Eco Morales becomes Bolivia's first indigenous president

    The left-wing politician has focused mainly on combating poverty and curbing the influence of transnational corporations.
  • 1973 The U.S. Supreme Court legalizes abortion

    The liberalization that was caused by the Roe v. Wade decision entailed fierce resistance from the Pro-Life movement, but the Supreme Court has so far upheld the decision.
  • 1970 The Boeing 747 takes off on its first scheduled flight

    The Pan Am jumbo jet flew from New York to London.
  • 1963 The Élysée Treaty formalizes the reconciliation between Germany and France

    The treaty effectively ended centuries of enmity between the two European countries.
  • 1943 World record for fastest temperature change

    The fastest temperature change recorded in history occurred on this day in Spearfish, South Dakota. The temperature increased from −4°F (−20°C) to +45°F (+7°C) in the span of two minutes.
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