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| − | == | + | Statisics, according to the program for the opening ceremonies for the [[Thomas A. Johnson Bridge|Old Pensacola Bay Bridge]]: |
| + | *'''Population:''' 36,903 | ||
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| + | ==Births== | ||
| + | *[[June 18]] – [[Grier Williams]] | ||
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*[[June 13]] – Bridges spanning [[Pensacola Bay]] and [[Santa Rosa Sound]] open to traffic. The [[Casino]] beach resort also opens on this day. | *[[June 13]] – Bridges spanning [[Pensacola Bay]] and [[Santa Rosa Sound]] open to traffic. The [[Casino]] beach resort also opens on this day. | ||
*[[July 21]] – Pensacola adopted a City Manager/Council form of government | *[[July 21]] – Pensacola adopted a City Manager/Council form of government | ||
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Statisics, according to the program for the opening ceremonies for the Old Pensacola Bay Bridge:
- Population: 36,903
Births[edit]
Events[edit]
- June 13 – Bridges spanning Pensacola Bay and Santa Rosa Sound open to traffic. The Casino beach resort also opens on this day.
- July 21 – Pensacola adopted a City Manager/Council form of government
- E. Dixie Beggs, Sr. stepped down from the Escambia County School Board
