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May 1, 1965: The YF-12 flies faster than any previous airplane YF-12A.jpg
May 1, 1965: The YF-12 flies faster than any previous airplane
May 14, 1965: Inter-American Peace Force arrives in Dominican Republic to replace U.S. troops Honduran soldiers, first troops of Inter-American peace force, arrive to assume peace-keeping duties and to render emerg - NARA - 541976.jpg
May 14, 1965: Inter-American Peace Force arrives in Dominican Republic to replace U.S. troops

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May 4, 1965 (Tuesday)

May 5, 1965 (Wednesday)

May 6, 1965 (Thursday)

May 7, 1965 (Friday)

May 8, 1965 (Saturday)

May 9, 1965 (Sunday)

May 10, 1965 (Monday)

May 11, 1965 (Tuesday)

May 12, 1965 (Wednesday)

May 13, 1965 (Thursday)

May 14, 1965 (Friday)

May 15, 1965 (Saturday)

May 16, 1965 (Sunday)

May 17, 1965 (Monday)

May 18, 1965 (Tuesday)

May 19, 1965 (Wednesday)

The Hand-Held maneuvering unit HHMU.jpg
The Hand-Held maneuvering unit

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May 28, 1965 (Friday)

May 29, 1965 (Saturday)

May 30, 1965 (Sunday)

May 31, 1965 (Monday)

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