Almanac Today June 13 1968 history and quotes
The Almanac notes June 13 1968 as the 165th day with 201 to follow and lists events including 1877 Russo Turkish War, 1935 Braddock defeats Baer for heavyweight title, 1944 Germany's vzus bomb in WW II, 1967 Ohio Cincinnati racial uprising. Yeats born 1865 with a reflective thought.
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Jim Braddock
Max Baer
Germany
England
National
Cincinnati
Ohio
William Butler Yeats
Connally Plaque Displays In Yard Sparks Presidential Talk
A reader recounts political views on McCarthy Kennedy Humphrey and Connally. The writer notes McCarthy's persistence, Humphrey's presumed lead, and a yard placard praising Connally as Texas’ favorite son for president.
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Walter Lockhoof
Connally
Texas
Local Names Appear in Court Docket Updates
The notice lists admitted and discharged individuals including Jerry D. Cole of Wellington Wednesday A. B. Clements of Kirkland Wednesday James B. Moore of Austin Mrs Emilie Byrd of Coos Bay Oregon Wednesday Mrs H E Bragg Wednesday DISMISSED Glenda Trent today C F Stillwell today
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Jerry D. Cole
Wellington
A. B. Clements
Kirkland
James B. Moore
Austin
Emilie Byrd
Coos Bay
Oregon
H. E. Bragg
Glenda Trent
C. F. Stillwell
Girls Romances spark teen diary hangups in comic issue
Washington UPI reports the July issue of Girls Romances sells 8.5 million copies as teens relate to a plot where Paula, Ronny, and Rudy echo diary fears. The story centers on a kiss and the desire to record feelings, reflecting psychoanalytic notions with humor.
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Washington
UPI
Sigmund Freud
Paula
Ronny
Honey
Rudy
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