Today In History March 28 1965 highlights
On this date in 1814 the American frigate Essex surrendered to two British ships in Valparaiso Chile. Raphael was born in 1483. General Taylor crossed the Rio Grande and set Ft Brown in 1846. Rachmaninoff died in 1943. Gdynia fell in 1945. Scelba met Eisenhower in 1965. WHO linked smoking to cancer in 1965. Saud yielded power to Faisal in 1965.
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Chile
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Mario Scelba
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King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Louisville Law Dean Volz enters mayoral race
Marlin Volz, dean of the University of Louisville Law School, announced his Democratic candidacy for mayor. The newcomer to politics had to ask his students where the Democratic Party headquarters is located.
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Wide Bargains Across Floors In Fall Store Sale
Main Floor items list fabric yardage and apparel prices including cotton prints rayon crepe and corduroy pants. Downstairs and second floor sections feature toys luggage bras and sleepwear with deep discounts, from 10c to 9.99 and a mix of irregulars. Historic clothing and fabric sale notes show broad department discounts and frequent price markers.
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