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CNNW CNN Democratic Post-Debate Special March 7, 2016

We want Kennedy Kennedy wins connecticut and the Network Broadcasters are saying that it might be a landslide. But by midnight the picture is changing. And nixon is starting to pick up midwestern and western states and its clearly going to go down to the wire. The great shock of the night for the kennedy forces and the first time when they thought they had lost was when kennedy failed to carry ohio. That was a huge setback for the campaign, and there was a lot of concern. How could we get this wrong . The popular vote was too close. No one knew for some time which candidate had actually won. Nixon returns to california to be with his family and staff at the ambassador hotel. I remember he came in in his pajamas and he said, hey, guys, this thing is not going to get decided tonight. Get some sleep. And with that, he turned around and left the room. John kennedy went to bed. You know, that night. And said im not going to stay up biting my teeth, wondering whats going to happen. Im going

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Rowhome Coffee, Herman s Coffee, Gilben s Bakery and every other businesses featured on FYI Philly

The Commodore brings Irish cuisine, to Mount Airy The Irish Center has been a gathering place for social, educational, and musical activities that promote the culture and arts of Ireland for more than 60 years. And while the social scene has been temporarily lost due to the pandemic, the club added a new restaurant that is open to both members and the public. It s called The Commodore and it features the award-winning pizzas of co-owner Daniel Gutter, along with lots of comfort bar food and Irish staples like corned beef and cabbage available for takeout and delivery. Dine-in is for members only, but anyone can join at any time. It s only $15 for the year, or $25 for a family.

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Rowhome Coffee, Herman s Coffee, Gilben s Bakery and every other businesses featured on FYI Philly

Rowhome Coffee, Herman s Coffee, Gilben s Bakery and every other businesses featured on FYI Philly
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Babe fashion boutique owner Tedd Hall has been offering fresh looks for nearly 50 years in West Philadelphia

WEST PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) Entrepreneur Tedd Hall says he always had a passion for business and a keen sense for knowing what people want in fashion. This led him and his wife, Miriam, to open Babe, a fashion boutique for women, in 1972 on 52nd Street in West Philadelphia. It was a whole different era, said Hall. There was such a thirst for new fashions, away from the department stores. Hall says he saw the need for a quality clothing store in the neighborhood where his wife was born and raised. He says he was able to open the store with just a handful of money and be successful.

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52nd Street businesses in recovery with relief funds

WHYY By The 52nd Street commercial corridor in West Philadelphia is struggling to recover from a difficult year. (Emma Lee/WHYY) After a year that brought a devastating pandemic and two waves of looting and destruction, business owners on 52nd Street in West Philadelphia are looking ahead to recovery. “So far it’s getting better,” said Mohammed Uddin, who owns RC Bargain, which has two locations near the intersection of 52nd and Market streets. When national unrest over the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police made its way to Philadelphia, Uddin was preparing to reopen his stores after months of closure due to statewide and citywide restrictions to slow the spread of COVID-19.

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