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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1968
Page
5
The seventh wedding anniversary is traditionally known as the Wooden or Copper Anniversary. The Louisiana Purchase marked the first accession to the United States.
Lord Snowdon’s first television documentary “Don’t Count the Candles” aired on CBS TV. The hour profiles aging with frank, human insight, featuring Noel Coward Cecil Beaton Leopold Stokowski and Barbara Hepworth plus ordinary elders in retirement homes and active pursuits.
At the 65th American Toy Fair new rolling stock bears New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad marks with Penn Central labels. A White Plains group meets at a department store for a puzzle guided party with prizes from Springbok. A mumps vaccination campaign targets men 12 to 45 in New York City. Cleopatra wig lore and cavemen wigs noted. Health insurance coverage rises to 163 million in the United States. Will Shakespeare quote on traffic safety cautions drivers at a Chicago intersection.
Draperies use a new plastic based track system offering high slip, durability, and quiet operation with hidden pulleys and cords. A cordless denture washer runs on two flashlight batteries and speeds up overnight soaking. A baby thermo spoon indicates safe food temperature and is dishwasher safe. Pre assembled closets install in minutes without tools.
Pimlico Race Course, the nation’s second oldest track, was activated as an army camp less than 48 hours after the start of the Spanish American War. It served as training quarters for the First Maryland Brigade under the name Camp Wilmer.
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