81. Michael Douglas Interview-It Runs In The Family Movie Interview with actor michael douglas about his role in It Runs in the Family, costarring his father Kirk douglas, his mother Diana, and his son Cameron. http://movies.about.com/cs/interviews/a/itrunsint.htm

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82. Entertainer Mike Douglas, 81; Hosted Daytime TV Talk Show Mike douglas, a modest Midwesterner whose daytime TV talk show, with its mix of music, comedy and conversation, drew large audiences during the 1960s and http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/08/11/AR2006081101748.

var SA_Message="SACategory=" + 'metro/obituaries'; Hello Change Preferences Sign Out Sign In Register Now ... Pets SEARCH: washingtonpost.com Web Search Archives washingtonpost.com Metro Obituaries ... E-Mail This Article RSS News Feeds Top News Metro What is RSS? All RSS Feeds E-mail Newsletters View a Sample and Sign Up Breaking News Alerts Manage Your Newsletters Entertainer Mike Douglas, 81; Hosted Daytime TV Talk Show By Joe Holley Washington Post Staff Writer Saturday, August 12, 2006; Page B06 Mike Douglas, a modest Midwesterner whose daytime TV talk show, with its mix of music, comedy and conversation, drew large audiences during the 1960s and 1970s, died Aug. 11 in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., on his 81st birthday. His wife, Genevieve Douglas, told the Associated Press that he had been admitted to the hospital the day before. She said that she wasn't sure of the cause of death but that he had become dehydrated while playing golf a few weeks earlier and had received treatment. Photos Mike Douglas Mike Douglas, talk show host veteran of 21 years who was best known for his easy-going, warm style, died Friday in West Palm Beach, Fla. on his 81st birthday. Search Paid Death Notices Notices are searchable for 90 days. For a full list, leave the box below empty and click the "Go" button.

83. Maryland Civil Rights By Mike douglas, Teacher, Doris M. Johnson High School. Our partnership began with a Save Our History grant we won in 2004 to document the neighborhoods of http://www.mdcivilrights.org/

Home "In Their Own Words" Timeline Pennsylvania Avenue ... About Us The Maryland Historical Society and the Doris M. Johnson High School Research the Civil Rights Movement in Baltimore The information collected on this site is part of a three year collaboration between Doris M. Johnson High School and the Maryland Historical Society. This page is a collection of student work on African-American history and civil rights in Maryland. Please browse our pages to learn more about the topics listed above, listen to oral history interviews with civil rights activists from Baltimore collected from 2006-2007, visit our timeline of civil rights history, and learn more about us This project was made possible with a grant provided by the Annie E. Casey Foundation and distributed by Associated Black Charities. Introduction By Mike Douglas, Teacher, Doris M. Johnson High School Our partnership began with a Save Our History grant we won in 2004 to document the neighborhoods of northeast Baltimore. In this project, the students, under my guidance and with the help of Maryland Historical Society staff member Jennifer Yaremczak, researched the history of their neighborhoods and conducted oral history interviews with neighborhood residents. It was a fascinating lesson in the history and struggles of everyday citizens in Baltimore. With the success of this first project, we were able to win a grant from the Annie E. Casey Foundation to continue our research and oral histories, focusing on the civil rights movement in Baltimore and Cambridge. As my students did research, I learned along with them about the Route 40 Freedom rides, the integration of movie theaters conducted by high school and college students in coordination with community and civil rights groups, of the influence of the

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