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	20 May 1768 Dolly Dandridge Payne Madison, first lady 20 May 1901 Max Euwe, of the Netherlands, world chess champion (1935-37) 20 May 1806 John Stuart Mill, philosopher, political economist, Utilitarian 20 May 1933 Constance Towers 20 May 1940 Sadaharu Oh, of Yomiuri Giants (Japan), hit 868 career HR

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	20 May 1979 Cambodian Martyrs Day 20 May 1985 Dow Jones Avg closes above 1300 for 1st time 20 May 1506 Christopher Columbus died in poverty in Spain 20 May 1927 Lindbergh flew NY-Paris - 1st solo flight across Atlantic 20 May 1972 Republic of Cameroon declared

Fact of the Moment
	The C.S.S Hunley, the first submarine to sink an enemy ship,the U.S.S Houstica, was fourth submarine built for war purposes. The Hunley's weapon was a metal canister on a metal rod extending from the submarine carring 100lbs. of black gunpowder designed to enter the enemy ships hull and then the Hunley would back away about 130ft. before detonating. The Hunley was an iron coffin after sinking several times and killing over 20 people, including its creater, Horance L. Hunley. After trying several times to sink an enemy ship the succded, but was also sunk in the explosion since it could not get for enough away using its hand cranked propeller. It was found over a 120 years later by a team of divers contracted by NUMA(National Underwater and Marine Agency) in Charleston Harbour. Efforts are underway to find a way to raise and preserve the famous rebel craft.

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	by Upanishads Know thou the self (spirit) as riding in a chariot, The body as the chariot. Know thou the intellect as the chariot-driver, And the mind as the reins. The senses, they say, are the horses; The objects of sense, what they range over. The self combined with senses and mind Wise men call "the enjoyer."