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whose father was the wealthiest passenger aboard and wanted his child to be born in the United States
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→Inquiries: The investigations embraced a theory of a boat-long gash from an iceberg that was disproven decades later when the wreckage was found. The lack of full use of the lifeboats that were available was barely noticed by the biased, pro-regulat
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he official hearings in the United States were initially conducted in what is now called the "Kennedy Caucus Room" in the Russell Senate Building, and was the first of many famous congressional hearings held in that room.
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The Encyclopedia Britannica's entry about the Titanic is devoted mostly to dry speculation about the cause of its sinking, rather than the intense human drama, chivalry, and heroism.
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The Encyclopedia Britannica's entry about the Titanic is devoted mostly to dry speculation about the cause of its sinking, rather than the intense human drama and heroism.
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→Passengers: The passengers included only one black man, an engineer from Haiti who saved his French wife and their children, while perishing with the ship himself.
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See Unborn on the Titanic.
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Nine unborn children survived the sinking, including John Jacob Astor VI.
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This disaster has been the subject of the third highest-revenue movie in history, plays, literature, and scientific scrutiny.
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→The sinking: ubsequent regulations included requiring lifeboats to hold every passenger, and that radio operators on all ships monitor the airwaves constantly.
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→The sinking: A later investigation discovered numerous freakish errors, the avoidance of any one of which would averted the sinking. The liberal media blamed the tragedy on failure to follow prudent safety procedures, but in fact human error and
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Yet liberals exploited the tragedy to require excessive lifeboats and demand more regulations.
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Not all the lifeboats were used (only 18 out of 20), many were only partially filled, and if the neighboring ''Californian'' had simply responded to the distress signals than all could have been saved. Yet government regulators exploited the tragedy to r
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"All Second Class children were saved, along with 86% of their women, but only 8.33% of their menfolk."
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