Today In History April 19 1968 highlights and events
On this date in 1963 the Thresher submarine disaster led to 129 deaths. Other notable items include 1790 patent law passage, birth of William Booth, Joseph Pulitzer, and Walter Hunt patent. Also 1932 Hindenburg-Hitler runoff, 1945 Buchenwald liberation, plus brief 2000s notes on racketeers, Pope John proposals, and the AFTRA strike end.
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Associated Press
United States
North Atlantic
Salvation Army
William Booth
Joseph Pulitzer
Walter Hunt
New York City
Paul von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler
Buchenwald
Weimar
Germany
Justice Department
Pope John
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Stamps In The News: 5 Nations Issue Stamp Sets
SYD KRONISH AP News reports on commemorative issues from Germany Canada Zambia and British Indian Ocean Territory. Germany marks 500th anniversary of Berlin Supreme Court with a 30 pfennig stamp. Canada honors George Brown Henri Bourassa and John McCrae with three stamps in 1968-1969. Zambia issues 12 stamps highlighting landmarks wildlife and industry. BIOT issues a definitive reprint set for Seychelles as interim postal arrangement.
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Syd Kronish
Supreme Court
Canada
George Brown
Confederation
The
Toronto Globe
Henri Bourassa
Montreal le Devoir
John McCrae
McCrae
Flanders Fields
Republic of Zambia
Zambia
Crown Agents Stamp Bureau
Lusaka
Zambian Airways
National Museum
Livingstone
Kafue
British Indian Ocean Territory
Seychelles
Chagos Archipelago
Mauritius
Indian Ocean
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Rose Paulin
Leo James Dumond
Elizabeth Jones
Bath
Joyce Wright
North Edgecomb
Regina Blodgett
Dover
Foxcroft
George Leavitt
Mexico
Linda Cushman
Wilton
First National Stores
U.S
Richmond
Finast
Bacmesa
Kielbasi
Sssr
U.S.D.A
California
Chuck
Fish Department
Tan
Jaffa
Pascal Celery Nassnadnaeemesy
Anietann Comeanstor
Bacon
Mrs. Paul
NBC
Soni Crackers
Wil
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M.A. Petti