Made Popular: Jul 18, 2008 - Sir Paul McCartney is set to make pop history by playing his first gig in Israel, 43 years after the Beatles were banned from performing in the country. In 1965 McCartney, 66, and his fellow Beatles were turned away by Israel's then education minister, David Zarzevski, who thought that a show by the band might corrupt the minds of the nation's youth. However earlier this year, Israel's…
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Made Popular: 10 hours ago2008-10-10T04:25:25-07:00 The Bill Ayers that Barack Obama and I worked with was no "domestic terrorist."
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