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This place began as the Windsorlorrine Hotel around 1925 and was later known as the Marquette Hotel. In 1945, Walter Bailey purchased it and renamed it for his wife Loree. During the era of segregation, Walter Bailey ran the motel as an upscale lodging place that served black clients. He added a 2nd floor. He added a swimming pool. He also added a access for more room on the south side of the complex. He then changed the name from Hotel to Motel. There were many famous musicians who stayed at that hotel. Martin Luther King was assassinated in Room 306, so he took out room 306 and 307 from being used. He turned those two room into a memorial to the leader. Hours after the assassination, Bailey’s wife had a stroke and died 5 days later.

everal secret locations in different cities. On July 11, one ill captive was released. Meanwhile, the ongoing hostage crisis was costing President Carter the support of his people and some of his advisors ncluding Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, who had opposed the rescue. Carter later lost his reelection bid to former

During his career, He made more enemies. Hoffa was known to be one of the most powerful men in the country at the time and still. Of course because of his union leadership, many working Americans considered Hoffa as their hero. But it is believed that one of his enemies may have had something to do with his disappearance in 1975. During that year on July 30th. Hoffa left Detroit for a meeting with a local crime figure and a mob-connected union leader that was from New Jersey. The met at a restaurant in Bloomfield Township. They met up so they could try settling a feud. But Hoffa was the only person who showed up. The people don’t know what happen to the Mob boss. But his car was found in the restaurant 's parking lot. But there also were no clues to Hoffa 's whereabouts. Years later, Hoffa was declared legally dead in 1982.

Readers know that Martin Luther King Jr. is dead; and it can be suspected that the white prisoners are indeed laughing, cooperating, and making a joke of the beleaguered black POW. The lonely prisoner must reject everything he is told and fall back upon the consolation of being “American.” If he survives, he will surely discover Martin Luther King Jr. really was murdered by a white sniper. Komunyakaa uses his readers’ knowledge of King’s assassination to underscore the physical and psychological isolation being exploited by the prisoner’s Viet Cong captors.

I know that President McKinley was the 25th president of the United States and was only the 3rd president to be assassinated up until this time. This was never a widely coved topic in any of my previous history classes so I’m coming into this project with virtually no former knowledge.

Over the years, Tim Stephens has been approached by universities to serve on boards, speak, and even become a faculty member. Despite his strong credentials, each time he would politely decline. It wasn’t because of a lack of interest, rather he didn’t feel comfortable.

From the beginning, the public doubted that Oswald acted alone. Just minuets after Kennedy was pronounced dead, Lyndon Johnson expressed the concern that the assassination may have been a result of a conspiracy. A month later, the John Birch Society posted an ad claiming the assassination was part of a Communist conspiracy (the ad). Conversely, others believed that it was a result of a right wing conspiracy. Overtime, the theories that the Mafia or the CIA were involved have been the most predominate. The fact is, that Oswald had many contacts to intelligence and organized crime, but the evidence remains circumstantial. For example, he and David Ferrie maintained a loose relationship, which many have argued is proof that he was working with

No, I do not believe that someone such as John Wayne Gacy who went and cruised for his victims on the streets of Chicago would be able to get away with murdering as many people as he did back in the 70's. I did my paper on Gacy and had learned about about how he would lure his victims to his house and the way he would eventually kill them. Although he was able to fool many individuals I still do not believe he would be able to fool the advancements that have surfaced from science and technology. We currently live in a world where everything is filmed or being recorded if not by a stranger than by a camera on the street. Technology itself has advanced to the point that if you do not have basic computer skills you would most likely not even

On November 22, President John F. Kennedy was riding in downtown Dallas when three shots

One of the main suspects in the whole Kennedy assassination was Lee Harvey Oswald. Oswald shot three times at the President. The shots that killed him were the second and third shot. The Warren Commission did not think that Oswald acted alone(Sheila 39).Forty-five year old Howard Brenan saw Oswald at the window with a gun and saw him fire. Conspirators ask why did he not stop him? Did he just say that for attention(Shelia 90). Oswald was a threat to the soviets since he knew secret information and their plans. He wrote manly friendly letters to Communist organization(Stewart100). The Warren Commission laid out the case against Oswald but the Nation was not convinced or happy(Sheila 37).After Oswald was interrogated for more than seventy police

It would be nice to think that a child or two children could escape an unjust execution, but scientists, for years, have proven that it was impossible to achieve. Scientists have said, shortly after the Romanov family was executed, that it was proven that the entire Romanov family was killed in the basement in a house inside of Ekaterinburg, Russia. For years, people have tried to prove that it was possible to escape the basement the family was held in, but every scenario that all the different scientists ran, it was proven impossible. The family went down to the basement all together and never came out. Therefore, in 1918, the Romanov family line stopped with the execution of Nicholas II and his entire family.

The American Civil War endured four long and bloody years, from 1861-1865. Many effects of the Civil War were permanent changes for America’s history from the battle between the bluecoats and the grey. Following reconstruction and the succession of a new president after Lincoln’s death, differences of the North and South remained from 1866 on into the 1900’s. Whether it being social, economic, or political discrepancies, the growth of the nation remained divided and suffered different complications in between.

Oswald disturbing behavior leading up to the assassination is the strongest evidence against him. In 1963, he purchased a Mannlicher-Carcano rifle, and a Smith and Wesson .38 pistol the weapons used to assassinate President Kennedy and to kill officer Tippet. On December 2, 1963, he left his wife a note giving her instructions on what to do if he was killed or arrested. Then, on April 10th 1963, He shot at general Edwin Walker on. According to his wife, he had been planning to assassinate Walker for two months. He had photographs of Walkers house and had a plan written in a notebook. Then, on April 24, 1963, Oswald told his wife he was going to make an attempt on the life of Richard Nixon. The Warren report was able to provide a strong case against Oswald, but on the other hand, for critics, the report failed to properly examine Oswald’s connections to the CIA and the FBI.

When President Abraham Lincoln assassination occurs on 1865, vice president Andrew Johnson gained office. Lincoln was a moderate Republican, who wanted to rebuild the nation without punishing the South, and wanted to give African American the right to vote or suffrage. Before his assassination, he had a plan for reconstruction in where he would pardon the south and allow them to reintegrate the Union. It would only have been possible if 10% of the voters took an oath of loyalty, but due to his dead, the 10% plan couldn't be carried out. President Johnson was a Democrat that believes that citizenship and voting rights were to be determined by each state individually; he also agreed with Lincoln that states never legally left the Union. In fact,

The mockingbird is a type of bird commonly found in North America. It sings and imitates the sounds of other birds and animals. It is considered a sin to kill a mockingbird because all they do is sing and never eat crops. They are comparable to the people who get criticized for nothing, they are both innocent. Hatred in society takes many different forms such as racial, disability, and religious prejudice. Prejudice has been happening for a long time and still happens everyday. Everyone can experience prejudice differently, whether they experience it personally, or experience it with a large group. Continuing hatred is a real problem today. Many people have been taking a stand against it through protests and fighting for their rights. In