October 28
Thursday 28, 1976:
John D. Ehrlichman, former domestic policy adviser of President Nixon and convicted Watergate felon, arrives at the Swift Trail Camp minimum-security facility in southeastern Arizona.
Wednesday 28, 1970:
Land speed record set by Gary Gabelich in a rocket powered automobile called the Blue Flame
Thursday 28, 1965:
In St. Louis, Missouri, the 630-foot-tall parabolic (catenarian) steel Gateway Arch is completed.
Friday 28, 1949:
Georges Bidault becomes Prime Minister of France
Wednesday 28, 1942:
The Alaska Highway is completed.
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