This Day in History Highlights 1968 Abridged List
On September 19 events include Garfield's death in 1881 and Saratoga's first victory in 1777. Other notes cover Barrett Browning eloping in 1846, Versailles fall in 1870, Steamboat Willie in 1928, Hauptmann arrest in 1934, Peron ouster in 1955, Algerian exile in 1960, Khrushchev meeting Kennedy in 1960, and a 1965 Vietnam protest resignation.
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Associated Press
James Garfield
Saratoga
Elizabeth Barrett
London
Paris
Robert Browning
Versailles
Walt Disney
Mickey Mouse
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New York
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Juan Peron
Argentina
Algerian National Liberation Front
Cairo
Soviet Union
John F. Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Vietnam
U.S
Cincinnati Public Schools Expand Black History Curriculum
The Cincinnati Public School system revised history courses to include Black history, drawing BSU complaints. BSU seeks a separate Black history course and removal of police from schools while demanding official student-group recognition. A BSU leaflet accused administration of lying about the changes amid 13 spring demands.
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Cincinnati
Black Student Union
BSU
Paul Miller
Missing Camera Warned Hazard Involving Radioactive Case
Wood County Sheriff Earl Rife warned that an x ray camera reported missing could be dangerous if mishandled. Dale Seminew reported the loss or theft. a motorist found a marked case along a county road southeast of Bowling Green but deputies found it gone when they returned to collect it.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Wood County
Earl Rife
Perrysburg
Dale Seminew
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