AJC Deja News

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  AJC Deja News: In 1975, Cher visits Macon and sets tongues wagging

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  AJC Deja News: First MLK Day in 1969 an unofficial, local celebration

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  AJC Deja News: Paul John Knowles terrorized Georgia during murder spree (1974)

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  AJC Deja News: Winecoff disaster still nation’s deadliest hotel fire (1946)

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  AJC Deja News: Kathryn Johnston killed in illegal police drug raid of home

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  AJC Deja News: 50 years ago, ‘glorious things’ expected from I-285 (1969)

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  AJC Deja News: Downtown Connector a headache from the get-go (1964)

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  AJC Deja News: Hurricane David whips Savannah, Georgia coast (1979)

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  AJC Deja News: Legionnaires’ disease claims first Atlanta victim (1978)

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  AJC Deja News: Mark Barton’s Buckhead killing spree stuns Atlanta (1999)

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  AJC Deja News: Tropical Storm Alberto floods kill 32 Georgians (1994)

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  AJC Deja News: Crew cut nearly led to Atlanta drowning (1959)

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  AJC Deja News: Wild things on Atlanta’s interstates nothing new (1973)

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  AJC Deja News: No D-Day crowing from injured vets in Atlanta (1944)

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  Deja News: Georgia governor bans AJC from state office grounds (1970)

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  AJC Deja News: Atlanta’s Lenox Square a fire hazard? (1957)

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  AJC Deja News: Thirsty Fulton voters OK alcohol sales (1935)

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  AJC Deja News: How well did AJC reporters predict the future? (1972)

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  AJC Deja News: Rich’s department store head dies; Atlanta mourns (1975)

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  AJC Deja News: Harvard student W.E.B. Du Bois quite an orator (1890)