"Mc"PEOPLE
He was also Johnny Carson's sidekick on a TV game show called "Who Do You Trust?"
Ed McMahon
It's nicknamed the "City of Witches"
Salem, Massachusetts
Over 13 times heavier than water, it was known in ancient times as "living silver"
mercury
Erwin D. Canham edited this paper, founded by Mary Baker Eddy, from 1945-1964
The Christian Science Monitor
It was stormed Tuesday July 14, 1789
the Bastille
In May 1991 this former S.D. senator made it official that he won't run for president
George McGovern
This city on the Texas-Arkansas border takes its name from the two states plus Louisiana
Texarkana
Found in egg & clam shells, it was discovered in 1808 by Sir Humphry Davy
calcium
This syndicated editorial cartoonist has worked at the Washington Post since 1946
Herb Block
After a 12-day siege, it fell to Santa Anna's troops March 6, 1836
the Alamo
After his death, his reaper firm merged with others to form the International Harvester Company
Cyrus McCormick
From 1701-1875 Connecticut had twin capitals, Hartford & this city
New Haven
This element whose symbol is Li follows helium at No. 3 on the periodic table
lithium
Neue Zurcher Zeitung, one of the world's most respected papers, is published in this city
Zurich
On July 26, 1775 the U.S. Post Office was established with him as postmaster general
Benjamin Franklin
In 1968 this host of ABC's "Wide World of Sports" became the 1st sports commentator to win an Emmy
Jim McKay
Called Strawbery Banke until the 1650s, it's New Hampshire's only major seaport
Portsmouth
All regular U.S. coins minted today contain some of this element
copper
Granma is the official voice of this Latin American country's Communist Party
Cuba
On September 26, 1789 Congress confirmed him as America's first chief justice
John Jay
In 1988 this former national security advisor admitted he had misled Congress on several occasions
Robert McFarlane
The name of this third-largest Washington city is the Indian name for Mt. Rainier
Tacoma
After about 713 million years, half a quantity of uranium-235 turns into this element
lead
Last name of Otis, Norman & Harry, all of whom were publishers of the Los Angeles Times
Chandler
On April 5, 1614 Pocahontas married this tobacco planter
John Rolfe