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‘This Day in History’: 01/21/1977 - Carter Pardons Draft Dodgers

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Published January 20, 2015 at 4:35 PM

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HISTORY - On January 21st, President Jimmy Carter pardoned the Vietnam War draft dodgers, Lenin died, the first nuclear submarine called the Nautilus was launched, and a music company sued users for pirating music.

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