Hakeem Jeffries Рођендан, Датум рођења

Hakeem Jeffries

Hakeem Sekou Jeffries ( hah-KEEM; born August 4, 1970) is an American politician and attorney who has served as House minority leader and leader of the House Democratic Caucus since 2023. Currently in his seventh term, Jeffries has been the U.S. representative for New York's 8th congressional district since 2013 and served three terms as a member of the New York State Assembly from 2007 to 2012.

Jeffries was born and raised in Crown Heights, in the New York City borough of Brooklyn. He attended law school at New York University, graduating with honors and becoming a corporate lawyer before running for elected office. Both his state assembly district and congressional district are anchored in Brooklyn.

In Congress, Jeffries chaired the House Democratic Caucus from 2019 to 2023. The members of the caucus unanimously elected him to succeed Nancy Pelosi as leader in November 2022. This made him the first African American to lead a party in either chamber of the United States Congress.

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уторак, 4. август 1970.
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Знак Звезде
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4. август 1970. је био уторак под знаком звездице ♌. Био је 215 дан у години. Председник Сједињених Држава је био Richard M. Nixon.

Ако сте рођени на данашњи дан, имате 55 година. Ваш последњи рођендан је био понедељак, 4. август 2025., пре 43 дана. Ваш следећи рођендан је уторак, 4. август 2026., за 321 дана. Живели сте 20.132 дана, или око 483.175 сати, или око 28.990.537 минута, или око 1.739.432.220 секунди.

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4th of August 1970 News

Вести како су се појавиле на насловној страни Њујорк тајмса на 4. август 1970.

Observer: Further Words on the Chet Huntley Affair

Date: 04 August 1970

By RUSSELL BAKER

Russell BAKER

R Baker humorous comment on retirement

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A U.S. NEWSMAN IS MISSING IN WAR; Reporter Believed Seized by Reds in Cambodia

Date: 05 August 1970

Time magazine reporter R S Anson reptd captured by Communists 34 mi north of Pnompenh; reptd area of capture is out of bounds for newsmen; Time spokesman comments

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STOCKS ON AMEX TAKE A BEATING; Volume Drops to 1,690,840 Price Index Down 0.10

Date: 04 August 1970

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AMEX STOCKS CUT MORNING LOSSES; Exchange Index Unchanged as Turnover Expands

Date: 05 August 1970

By ALEXANDER R. HAMMER

Alexander HAMMER

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BLUE CHIPS LEAD SHARP STOCK DROP; Lag in Institutional Trading Helps Cut Volume to One of Year's Lowest Levels DOW SAGS 11.16 TO 722.96 Losers Outdistance Gainers Throughout Session by a Ratio Topping 2 to 1 BLUE CHIPS LEAD SHARP STOCK DROP

Date: 04 August 1970

By JOHN J. ABELE

John ABELE

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Mr. Nixon's Loose Talk

Date: 05 August 1970

ed scores remarks

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Fulbright Calls Access to TV Vital to Congress; Fulbright Calls Full Access to TV For Congressmen Vital to U.S.

Date: 05 August 1970

By CHRISTOPHER LYDON Special to The New York Times

Christopher Special

Sen (Pastore) subcom opens hearings on Sen Fulbright bill to legislate Cong's right of access to TV; Fulbright says balance in Govt would be effectively destroyed unless Cong could command automatic access to network TV that Pres now has by informal courtesy of broadcasting indus; proposal challenged by networks as invasion of journalistic freedom; Pastore opposes bill but hopes to achieve same goal of wider airing of Cong views through negotiations with network officials; Fulbright says 'communication is power and exclusive access to it is dangerous, unchecked power'; Pastore pledges broad study; Fulbright stresses that focus of his bill is 'institutional, not partisan,' and that he is more concerned about balance among Govt branches than balance of Dem and Repub parties; proposal would also give voice to policy dissenters within Pres' own party; would have effect of designating Cong leaders over Natl Com as primary spokesmen of opposition; Pastore and other subcom members doubt whether Cong has any peculiar right to answer Pres' TV appearances; Fulbright suggests that HR and Sen divide Cong's TV time evenly and that, within respective branches, spokesmen for different issues would emerge naturally and without squabbling; disputed by Pastore and Sen Goodell; Fulbright says his proposal is conscious indictment of TV journalism; network officials charge proposal would make TV simple 'conduit' of Govt policy

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Nixon Calls Manson Guilty, Later Withdraws Remark; Refers to Coast Murder Trial in Talk in Denver, Then Says in Washington He Didn't Mean to Prejudge Case NIXON WITHDRAWS MANSON REMARK

Date: 04 August 1970

By ROBERT B. SEMPLE Jr. Special to The New York Times

Nixon, in remarks to newsmen during stopover in Denver on flight from San Clemente to Washington, says C Manson, hippie cultist now on trial in Calif, is 'guilty, directly or indirectly, of 8 murders without reason'; issues statement on arrival in Washington saying he did not intend to prejudge case

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Nixon's Remarks on Manson and Statement in Washington

Date: 04 August 1970

Remarks in Denver Special to The New York Times

Nixon, speaking to press on law and order, thanks media for informing nation on perils of drug abuse, Denver, Colo

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News Summary and Index; The Major Events of the Day International National Metropolitan

Date: 04 August 1970

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