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For this week's episode, we're going back to October 1979.

On October 1st, 1979, Pope John Paul II arrived in Boston, Massachusetts. Orn Carol

Yosovova, he was elected as Pope in September 1978. There's the second time a Pope had visited the United States. Fifteen

years earlier in October in 1965, Pope Paul the 6th had visited the United States. He was

the first Pope to visit the Western Hemisphere. Pope John Paul II spent seven days in the United

States. He addressed the United Nations General Assembly on the 40th

anniversary of the beginning of World War II. He condemned concentration camps and torture.

On the last day of his trip, the Pope visited Washington, D.C. He was greeted at the White

House by President Jimmy Carter. He was the first Pope to visit the White House. Carter and the Pope

Pope Spoke in the Oval Office. Pope John Paul II visited the United States another six times.

He died in 2005. He was canonized in 2014 as Pope St. John Paul II. In 1979, Universal

Studios and Walt Disney Productions were trying to stop Sony and RCA from selling BCRs.

In court, they argued that recording shows and movies on television was a violation of copyright laws.

By a U.S. District Judge ruled that such recording is permissible under the Copyright Acts of 1909 and 1976.

In 1981, the decision was reversed on appeal.

The case made its way to the United States Supreme Court.

On January 17, 1984, the initial ruling was upheld because it was considered fair use.

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