6 American STARS Who Died TODAY!

In today’s episode of Farewell Memorial, we pay tribute to four exceptional individuals whose remarkable lives and enduring contributions have left a profound mark in their respective fields. Join us as we celebrate their achievements and reflect on their lasting impact.

Honoring Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States and humanitarian icon devoted to global peace and housing initiatives.
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Remembering Arnold Yarrow, a distinguished British actor and writer who enriched television and theater with his artistry.
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Celebrating Nikki Giovanni, a celebrated poet and activist whose words ignited change and inspired generations.
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Honoring Alain Fuchs, the influential French chemist and academic whose contributions advanced the field of molecular science.
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Remembering John Cassaday, a master comic book artist and storyteller known for his exceptional work on Astonishing X-Men.
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Celebrating Carroll Dawson, the revered NBA executive and coach who shaped the Houston Rockets' legacy.
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Honoring Linda Deutsch, an acclaimed journalist who became a legend for her courtroom coverage of landmark trials.
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Remembering Jill Jacobson, a talented actress recognized for her captivating performances in Dallas and Knots Landing.
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[Guo-changChao]

Good question! I can still recall vividly that Jimmy Carter announced the U.S. terminated its diplomatic ties with Taiwan without any warning! All the Taiwanese were appalled by the sudden announcement. Many of Taiwan's friends around the world were also shocked. "My God! What a great American president!" they couldn't believe their eyes when they heard the news on television. On second thought, we learned that Carter was just a farmer without much formal education. What did he really know about diplomacy? When he was elected president of the United States, he seemed to show his displeasure over dictators, including Taiwan's Chiang Ching-guo, Chiang Kai-shek's son. I still don't know if Carter knew that Chiang Ching-guo was the one who decided that "Taiwan has put an end to
dictatorship." Meanwhile, he picked Lee Dang-hui, a well-educated Taiwanese government official who got a doctoral degree from Stanford University to be his successor and paved
the way for presidential, gubernatorial and mayoralty elections on Taiwan. He exhorted Lee: "You need to tolerate the oppositions again, again and again!" But after Carter's unexpected termination of U.S. diplomatic relationship with Taiwan, every Taiwanese started hating Carter, including the oppositions. Besides, millions and millions around the world started realizing that they could not trust America! Soon, more and more people began calling Carter an SOB.