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The owners of SeaWorld San Diego bought Los Angeles' Marineland of the Pacific in early 1987 before suddenly closing it. That meant all the animals had to be transferred to San Diego.

A year later, when we went to see them, Corky the killer whale had been renamed "Shamu."

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This Happened—December 4: The First Ever Presidential Trip To Europe

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Woodrow Wilson was the 28th President of the United States, serving from 1913 to 1921, during a period when the U.S. came into its role as a global power. His accomplishments would include the first-ever presidential trip to Europe.

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