65: Democratic Headquarters at the Watergate Hotel is victim of a break in. The burglars are captured. The ensuing scandal would result in President Richard Nixon becoming the first U.S. President to resign from office following the Watergate Scandal. Vice President Gerald Ford is sworn in as President ft. History Professor at Chapman University Luke A. Nichter, co-author of The Nixon Tapes series, and former Nixon appointments secretary and author of The President's Man, Dwight Chapin.  
 
 
64: U.S./Soviet tensions come to a head in Berlin when Soviets begin a yearlong blockade of the German capital. America would drop in aid through the sky "The Berlin Airlift." 
 
 
63: President William Henry Harrison dies of pneumonia becoming the first president to die in office. Vice President John Tyler becomes the 10th U.S. President. 
 
 
62: Alexander Graham Bell receives a patent for his invention of the telephone ft. Associate Professor of History at Western University (Ontario, Canada) and author of The People's Network .
 
 
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