Coincidences in the Lincoln and Kennedy Assassinations
Newsweek notes curious parallels between the Lincoln and Kennedy assassinations. Both presidents faced civil rights issues, were elected 100 years apart, were killed on Fridays with their wives nearby, shot from behind in the head, and succeeded by Johnsons born in 1808 and 1908. Booth and Oswald were southerners with unpopular ideas, both killed before trial, and both had secretaries with swapped names. Lincoln’s secretary Kennedy warned him away, Kennedy’s secretary Lincoln warned him away. Lincoln shot in a theater box then fled to a warehouse. Oswald fled to a theater after shooting Kennedy. Both last names have seven letters, and Booth and Oswald have 15 letters each.
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Warren
United States
Newsweek Magazine
Abraham Lincoln
John F. Kennedy
Lincoln
Kennedy
Johnson
Senate
Andrew Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
John Wilkes Booth
Lee Harvey Oswald
Booth
Oswald
Dallas
Young Reps Hear Glass at Club Meeting
Republican candidate State Appellate Court Judge George R. Glass spoke to the Young Republicans last Tuesday evening in Classic Hall. Jim Blythe, president of the Midwest Federation of Young Republicans covering 13 states, will address the Hanover YAs next Wednesday at 7 00.
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George R. Glass
Jim Blythe
Midwest Federation of Young Republicans
Hanover
Social Life events at Phi Omicron Chapter unfold
Phi Omicron Chapter members and dates enjoyed a hayride hootenanny and autumn dance last Saturday with chaperones Dr and Mrs Glenn Mower and Dr and Mrs Osmo Pasanen. Theta Zeta of Lambda Chi Alpha hosted a fall hayride on September 26 with guests Mr and Mrs Johnson and Mr and Mrs Faigley. On October 4 the Freshman Women's Tea welcomed new members in the first annual event, both successes.
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Phi Omicron Chapter
Glenn Mower
Osmo Pasanen
Theta Zeta
Lambda Chi Alpha
Johnson
Faigley
Homecoming Weekend Events At Hanover Manchester
This week features Homecoming with no classes, events include Tennis Hanover versus Manchester at 2:00 and Football Hanover versus Manchester at 8:30. Also Mardi Gras Dance in Long Gym. Campus groups host Fellowship and Seminar on Sunday. Monday begins KO-ED Week with Scholarship Recognition Day led by Dr Samuel E Braden of Indiana University. Bloodmobile hours 11:00 to 5:00 at Long.
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Manchester
Samuel E. Braden
Indiana University
Time-Tested Traditions Boost School Spirit at Hanover
Sue Baum extols Hanover traditions that shape student life from Scrap Day to Koed week and spring bike race. The piece highlights Easter service on the Point, serenades, river parties, and candle lights as core memories that give Hanover its unique identity beyond its thirty-one buildings.
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Sue Baum
Hanover
Greek pledges announced by several university chapters
The article lists pledges for a series of Greek-letter sororities and fraternities. Cathy Calvert of Dayton and others were pledged Monday October 5 1964 to Nu Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta. Jim Gaunt and Ralph Moss joined Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha. Phi Gamma Delta pledged Philip Brewer Eric Ericson and Randy Rounds. Dixie Cheeseman a sophomore from Portland pledged to Alpha Delta Pi on October 5.
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Cathy Calvert
Dayton
Ohio
Genie Howenstine
Glenview
Illinois
Susan Jones
Haverford
Pennsylvania
Jane Judkins
Paxton
Pam Miller
Bridgeville
Kappa Alpha Theta
Lambda Chi Alpha Theta Zeta
Lambda Chi Alpha
Jim Gaunt
Carmel
Ind
Ralph Moss
Indianapolis
Dixie Cheeseman
Portland
Alpha Delta Pi
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Hanover College
Coleman Hat Shop
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Hanover Institute
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The
Phi Delt House
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Gamma
Delta
Philip Brewer
Ft. Wayne
Eric Ericson
Mass
Randy Rounds
Louisville, Ky
Service
Chetuse Light and Power Company
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