Looks like 15th March, 1965.
Looks like 15th March, 1965.
Thanks.
That is a better copy than what I had.
March 15, 1965 looks correct.
Here is a collaborating article on the 1965 date.
http://www.anthropology.hawaii.edu/News/Announcements/Dunham/dunham.html
But even this has an interesting line....(this is a quick sidebar)....
“AD: Despite some reports that she majored in mathematics, she majored in anthropology here at the University of Hawai‘i (BA 1967, Department of Anthropology, prior to the MA and PhD). “
The ‘some reports’ come from - University of Hawaii!
http://math-hawaii-edu.appspot.com/?math_news
“Dunham received a BA in Mathematics from UH-Manoa in 1967, then went on to earn an MA (1983) and PhD (1992) in Anthropology from UH. “
[End sidebar]
Some links with the incorrect 1967 date. All still active.
Metapedia
http://en.metapedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Ann_Dunham_Soetoro
“In 1967 Ann Dunham married Lolo Soetoro, an Indonesian oil manager and practicing Muslim whom she meet at the university. “
Time article - April 2008
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1729685-4,00.html
“He was easygoing, happily devoting hours to playing chess with Ann’s father and wrestling with her young son. Lolo proposed in 1967.”
Oft refereed Sodahead
“Two years later, when her son was five, dunham married Lolo Soetoro. an indonesian oil manager and practicing muslim whome she met at the University. In 1967 they moved to Jakarta, Indonesia. While in Indonesia Ann got a job at the american Embassy teaching english. Barak’s half sister, Maya Soetoro was born in Indonesia.”
[Note the specific reference to the son being 5 above. Sorry Sodahead - it was 1965 and he was merely 3. ]
Biography Channel - a well known cable TV channel
http://www.biography.com/people/ann-dunham-434238
“Polite, even-tempered Soetoro was an international master’s student from Indonesia. In 1967 he proposed to Dunham. Once married, Ann changed her surname to Soetoro and the new family relocated to Indonesia near the city of Jakarta. In 1970, Ann gave birth to daughter Maya.”
The number of references to the incorrect 1967 seem almost universal in 2008. As if were being fed out time and time again from a common source. And one that did not want too much digging into the implications of the connections to Indonesia.
Obots use to fly in rage on this board when the subject of Indonesia was raised instead of Hawaii or Kenya. Wonder why.