Today in History March 14 1968 highlights reel
On March 14 in history significant events include Eli Whitney patenting the cotton gin in 1794, Rhode Island unions with Providence Plantations in 1644, Boston town meetings at Faneuil Hall beginning in 1743, Einstein’s relativity theory era noted in 1879, China severing WWI relations with Germany in 1917, a 1964 Dallas jury verdict against Jack Ruby for Lee Harvey Oswald’s murder, and later political and royal notices across Iran Syria Iraq and Arlington National Cemetery milestones.
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Associated Press
Eli Whitney
Rhode Island
Providence Plantations
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Albert Einstein
China
Germany
Dallas
Tex
Jack L. Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Iran
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Soraya
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Syria
Iraq
John F. Kennedy
Arlington
Husband Of Beach Woman In Vietnam On Duty Overseas
Sgt. Thomas J Tomich of the U S Air Forces serves at Cam Ranh Bay Vietnam as an electrical power technician in the Pacific Air Forces. He is married to Betty daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Coomer of Old Orchard Beach Maine and is a Farrell High School graduate of 1947. A separate Baltimore report notes a sober driving message seen on a truck belonging to Sober Electric Co with a warning on the rear bumper about the driver.
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John B. Hebert
Bradbury St
Biddeford
Joan Hebert
J. C. Norman Cote
U. S. Air Force
Leo Cote
Pike St
Hebert
St. Louis High School
Morningstar Inc
Kennebunk
Weisbaden Air Base
Germany
Combat Air Forces
Vietnam
Thomas J Tomich
Betty
Maurice Coomer
Longwood Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Cam Ranh Bay Air Base
Tomich
Pacific Air Forces
Lowry Afb
Farrell (Pa.) High School
Baltimore, Md
Baltimore
The
Sober Electric Co
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Biddeford-Saco
Belgium
Albert van Damme
Switzerland
Elm Street
Scount Department Store
Wareham
Ronson
Varaflame
South Bend
Gillette
Deran “Sox