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June 29 is an essential date in Kansas history, and many significant events and happenings took place on this day over the years. Here are 5 interesting facts about June 29 in Kansas history:

1. In 1854, the first official celebration of Kansas Territory was held on June 29, which took place on the banks of the Wakarusa River. The celebration was held to commemorate the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act that made Kansas a territory.

2. On June 29, 1864, the Second Battle of Cabin Creek took place in Oklahoma, just a few miles from the Kansas border. Union forces defeated Confederate forces in the battle, which was critical in protecting Union supply lines during the Civil War.

3. In 1933, Kansas Governor Alf Landon gave a speech on June 29th that criticized President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal policies, which he believed would expand the power of the federal government.

4. On June 29, 1956, Dwight D. Eisenhower, a native of Abilene, Kansas, signed the Federal-Aid Highway Act, which created a national network of highways, including the famous Interstate Highway System.

5. In 1982, the deadliest plane crash in Kansas history occurred on June 29th when a small plane crashed near Anthon, Kansas, killing all ten people on board, including three children.

In conclusion, June 29 is an essential date in Kansas history, and the above mentioned 5 interesting facts are just a few examples of the many significant events that have occurred in the state on this day.