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March 27, 1964: Most powerful earthquake in U.S. history strikes Alaska on Good Friday AlaskaQuake-FourthAve.jpg
March 27, 1964: Most powerful earthquake in U.S. history strikes Alaska on Good Friday

The following events occurred in March 1964:

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March 1, 1964 (Sunday)

March 2, 1964 (Monday)

March 3, 1964 (Tuesday)

March 4, 1964 (Wednesday)

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Jimmy Hoffa

March 5, 1964 (Thursday)

March 6, 1964 (Friday)

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Paul I

March 7, 1964 (Saturday)

March 8, 1964 (Sunday)

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Archbishop Wojtyla

March 9, 1964 (Monday)

March 10, 1964 (Tuesday)

March 11, 1964 (Wednesday)

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Leoni

March 12, 1964 (Thursday)

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Lottery ticket buyer King

March 13, 1964 (Friday)

March 14, 1964 (Saturday)

March 15, 1964 (Sunday)

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Burton and Taylor

March 16, 1964 (Monday)

March 17, 1964 (Tuesday)

March 18, 1964 (Wednesday)

March 19, 1964 (Thursday)

March 20, 1964 (Friday)

March 21, 1964 (Saturday)

March 22, 1964 (Sunday)

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The Venus de Milo damaged further in shipping

March 23, 1964 (Monday)

March 24, 1964 (Tuesday)

March 25, 1964 (Wednesday)

March 26, 1964 (Thursday)

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Jim Thompson

March 27, 1964 (Friday)

March 28, 1964 (Saturday)

March 29, 1964 (Sunday)

March 30, 1964 (Monday)

March 31, 1964 (Tuesday)

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  119. "Four Chips Join Arms of Venus de Milo". Los Angeles Times. March 23, 1964. p. 2.
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  129. "Mental Patient Admits Attack on Reischauer", Chicago Tribune, March 25, 1964, p3
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