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What Happened on July 25, 1973 - On This Day What happened on July 25, 1973 Browse historical events, famous birthdays and notable deaths from Jul 25, 1973 or search by date, day or keyword
July 25, 1973, What happened that day? | TakeMeBack. to July 25, 1973: What was the number 1 song in the USA on that day? The number 1 song in the USA on July 25, 1973 was Bad, Bad Leroy Brown by Jim Croce, according to the music chart for the week July 23rd and July 29th
25 July 1973: Top 20 Facts You Need To Know | BirthdayAnswers Constantine I is proclaimed Roman Emperor by his troops English engineer George Stephenson introduces his first steam locomotive, a travelling engine designed for hauling coal on the Killingworth wagonway named Blücher
July 25, 1973 – Zodiac, Birthday Facts, Song Events Birthday on July 25, 1973? See your zodiac, birthday song, fun facts of the day, major events, birthstone, life path number and more Prepare to get your mind blown 🤯
News stories from Wednesday July 25, 1973 - ultimate70s. com Talmadge asked if President Nixon personally authorized the break-in Ehrlichman answered that on July 24, Nixon gave orders to Egil Krogh, the head of the "plumber's" unit, telling Krogh and his unit to take the "necessary steps"
July 1973 - Wikipedia The following events occurred in July 1973: The United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) was created within the U S Department of Justice to enforce the Controlled Substances Act, merging the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs and the Office of Drug Abuse Law Enforcement
News Summary and Index WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1973 Mr Ehrlichman, the former Presi dential assistant for domestic affairs, insisted that President Nixon had been thwarted in his “continued effort” to give the nation a “full, factual account” of