think stephen crittenden culture looking at the stereotype clad if you think the future of the country that . can. be taken as drama. it's all that. i might show joins me from the. post. this is the good news coming out today moving because of. many young professionals in india packing up and leaving big cities as the crisis takes away jobs. and. it's commonly thought this is the image of the world's 1st atomic bomb detonating over hiroshima. looks at why he. is confused with. british welcome to. glad you could join us with india's seeing increases of 60000 covert cases daily the medical emergency keeps expanding but so does the social and economic one millions of skimmed unskilled workers across the country have had to leave big cities either due to job losses or changes in the nature of their jobs many have no choice at all while others have difficult choices to make. bit by careful bit. backing up a home it is going to be unknown to the full force check on them tomorrow and then he moved into this apartment and go down a bustling suburb of new delhi with his wife right after their w

the peace bell rang you could hear the sound of the stick out of there was a big play of yellow crittenden and flowers and you could see a lot of the surviving people actually in the audience. for them of course it's a very big topic and they would really like the younger generation to remember. what happened 75 years ago however sadly for the younger people it's really not such a big topic. it is cause less and less so for the young people it's really not such a big day and that of course contributes to the worries of the survivors who are now on average 83 year old. $136000.00 of them left to tell what happened back then japan like the rest of the world is coping with the kind of it 19 pandemic how is that weighing on the commemoration of events this year. as indicated earlier in the report they had to scale back a lot so usually there are a lot more people in the park and they're looking at the displays and the peace bell and the train all that but this time they only allowed family members of the victims into the park and of course the invited dignitaries they had based out of the chai

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the second one was bob ford had actually been accused of murder and governor crittenden of missouri had agreed he would pardon him from that murder if he'd kill jesse james. so he took him up on that offer. ford was charged with the murder of jesse, but true to his word, the governor pardoned him of both murders. the brothers however, only ended up getting a fraction of the reward money. three months later, frank james surrendered to the governor. he had tired of the outlaw life. the public offered such universal sim paththy that even though frank underwent several long trials, he was acquitted of all crimes. so he returned to the james farm, and he worked as a horse trainer and actually started a racetrack, and he lived to be 72 when he died of natural causes. now, the james brothers' most outspoken defender was really the one who allowed them to have such a long career. this is virginia-born newspaper editor john newman edwards. he was general shelby's adjunct during the war. after the war, he helped found the kansas city times and served as its editor. he wrote editorials to persuade