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Newsweek was launched in 1933 by Thomas J.C. Martyn. Soon becoming one of the "big three" of weekly news magazines, Newsweek brought the news to life with photographs, signed columns, and analysis to people across America and later across the globe.

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Democrats Take Over National Government: Roosevelt Starts to make Good on His New Deal Pledges, 1933 Control of the Atomic Bomb, 1945 The U.S., Ike and Sputnik, 1957 The Day Kennedy Died, 1963 'My God! They're Killing US' (Kent State), 1970 The Nixon Tapes, 1973 Beijing Bloodbath: The Army Finally Cracks Down on the Students Occupying Tiananmen Square, Killing 500 to 1,000 Supporters of the Democracy Movement, 1989 Spring Cloning: Three Months After Dolly, Pigs, Cows and More Sheep are Pregnant with Genetic Duplicates, 1997

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