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Ephemerides of tomorrow, Tuesday, June 29, 2010.

Madrid, June 28 .- Saints for tomorrow, Tuesday, June 29, 2010: Saints Peter and Paul, Marcelo, Siro and Casio.

The morning sun rises at 04:47 and sets at 19:49 (GMT).

The moon comes out tomorrow at 21:41 and sets at 07:35 (GMT).

1706 .- Succession War. A column of cavalry, under the orders of the Marquis of Villaverde, Madrid, stargate worlds naquadah, takes possession on behalf of the Archduke Charles.

1868 .- Pius IX convened the First Vatican Council, which was to open in Rome on December 8 the following year.

1890 .- Franco-Spanish Treaty is recognized by Spain a territory in the Gulf of Guinea, now Equatorial Guinea.

1900 .- begins to govern the Nobel Foundation, which, ffxiv gil, awards the prizes of the name.

1905 .- Violent clashes in Russian ports, especially in Odessa. Military intervention caused hundreds of deaths.

1912 .- The V inaugurated in Stockholm Olympics.

1913 .- The Norwegian Parliament granted women all voting rights.

1917 .- It proclaimed the Autonomous Republic of Ukraine.

1929 .- Close, earthrise credits, the Madrid Theatre Apollo, known as the "cathedral of the genus boy."

.- 1933 Primo Carnera, world champion of boxing to win by ko

Jack Sharkey.

1940 .- World War II: the Germans come to the Franco-Spanish border and occupy the Channel Islands.

Netherlands 1949 .- troops leave Indonesia.

1958 .- Brazil wins soccer World Cup after winning the selection Stockholm Sweden 5-2.

1970 .- Spain and the European Economic Community in Luxembourg signed a prrential trade deal.

1971 .- killed three crew members of the Soviet spacecraft Soyuz II "when an accident shortly before landing.

1984 .- The "Contadora Group" is awarded the Principe de Asturias de Cooperaci?n Iberoamericana.

1986 .- XIII Argentina wins soccer World Cup finals in Mexico.

1989 .- Sahagun Agustin Rodriguez (CDS) is inaugurated mayor of Madrid to win the motion of censure tabled by his party and the socialist People's Party against John Brown.

1991 .- The Spanish national basketball gets its first bronze medal at the European Championship after beating France by 101-83 in Rome.

1992 .- gunned Algerian President Mohamed Boudiaf, when giving a speech in the city of Anaba.

1 994 .- The Socialist Tomiichi Murayama was elected Prime Minister of Japan.

.- The U.S. space shuttle Atlantis and the Russian Mir station are joined in space 20 years after the first Russian-American orbital coupling.

1999 .- A Turkish state security court sentenced to death the leader of the Workers Party of Kurdistan (PKK) Abdullah Ocalan for treason and separatism.

2001 .- Kofi Annan is re-elected general secretary of the UN.

Jorge Dezcallar .- The diplomat was appointed director of the CESID and becomes the first civilian who heads the Spanish intelligence service.

2002 .- enters into force in Spain the new Political Parties Act.

2003 .- The Rolling Stones concert before 60,000 people at the Estadio Olimpico de Barcelona.

2005 .-The Congress of Deputies approved the reform of divorce law, which removes the requirement of prior separation allows the custody of children without parental consent.

2006 .- The U.S. Supreme Court concludes that the special military courts set up to try prisoners at Guantanamo Bay violate the Geneva Convention and U.S. law.

2008 .- Spain soccer team won the second European Championship in their history by beating Germany 1-0 in Vienna (Austria).

2009 .- The American Bernard Madoff is sentenced to 150 years in prison for having created and maintained for decades a fraudulent investment scheme estimated at over 50,000 billion dollars.

BIRTHS ———– 1886 .- Robert Schumann, French politician, one of the "fathers of Europe."

1900 .- Antoine de Saint-Exup?ry, French aviator and novelist.

1903 .- Justin Azcarate Florez, Spanish politician and lawyer.

1905 .- Manuel Altolaguirre, Spanish poet.

1911 .- Leopoldo Federico Bernardo of Lippe-Biesterfeld, Prince of the Netherlands, father of Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands.

1923 .- Pablo Garcia Baena Spanish poet.

1925 .- Giorgio Napolitano, president of Italy.

1929 .- Peter George, U.S. weightlifter.

1930 .- Oriana Fallaci, Italian journalist.

1935 .- Jose Maria Cuevas, a former president of the Spanish Confederation of Business Organizations (CEOE).

1942 .- Juan de Dios Ramirez Heredia, Gypsy first parliamentary politics in the history of Spain.

1945 .- Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga, former President of Sri Lanka.

1946 .- Ernesto Perez Balladares, former President of Panama.

1949 .- Joan Clos, Spanish politician, former mayor of Barcelona.

1956 .- Pedro Santana Lopes, former Prime Minister of Portugal.

1957 .- "Ouka Lele, a Spanish photographer.

1 962 .- Joan Laporta, president of Futbol Club Barcelona.

1963 .- Anne Sophie Mutter, German violinist.

1968 .- Elmer Figueroa Arce, "Chayanne, singer Puerto Rican.

1725 DEATHS ———– .- Juan Manuel Fernandez Pacheco, the first director of the Royal Spanish Academy.

1940 .- Paul Klee, Swiss painter.

1941 .- Jan Ignacy Paderewski, Polish politician and musician.

1967 .- Primo Carnera, U.S. fighter.

1975 .- Ridruejo, Spanish writer and politician.

Blas de Otero .- 1979, Spanish writer.

1990 .- Irving Wallace, American author.

1991 .- Henri Lbvre, French philosopher and sociologist.

1992 .- Mohamed Boudiaf, president of Algeria.

1998 .- Carmen Llorca, Spanish writer and historian.

.- 2000 Vittorio Gassman, Italian actor.

2001 .- Eligio Garcia Marquez, Colombian journalist and writer.

2003 .- Katharine Hepburn, American actress.

2005 .- Rafael Morales, Spanish poet.

2007 .- Orhan Dogan, Kurdish politician. AP

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