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Vintage KSDK: A day at the zoo in 1968

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Vintage KSDK: Earthquake hits St. Louis

This week's Vintage KSDK takes us back to Saturday, Nov. 9, 1968. The morning an earthquake shook the St. Louis area.
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Vintage KSDK: Frigid Veterans Day 1968

Veteran's Day in St. Louis, 56 years ago. Cold, wet weather didn't stop the annual parade.
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Vintage KSDK: UFO mania hits St. Louis

UFO mania is taking over Vintage KSDK on this Halloween day.
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Vintage KSDK: Drivers need eye tests

Vintage KSDK goes back to Oct. 14, 1965. The first day a new state law went into effect making vision tests mandatory for anyone wanting a Missouri driver's license.
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Vintage KSDK: Missouri Gov. Mel Carnahan killed in plane crash

Carnahan was running for U.S. Senate in an election that was just weeks away when his plane crashed on its way to a campaign event in New Madrid, Missouri.
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Vintage KSDK: Presidential campaign of 1964

Vintage KSDK takes us back to the presidential election of 1964. A number of high-profile political figures visited the Bi-State during the month of October.
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Vintage KSDK: St. Louis Cardinals win 1964 World Series

Sixty years ago this month, our St. Louis Cardinals were fighting for a World Series title! Here's a look back at the series.
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Vintage KSDK: Standard Oil Co. replaces iconic sign near Forest Park

When you think of famous landmarks in St. Louis, the Gateway Arch may come to mind. In today's Vintage KSDK, we visit another landmark that's decades older.
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Vintage KSDK: John F. Kennedy visits St. Louis

On Sept. 12, 1962, President John F. Kennedy visited St. Louis. He came during the height of the space race between the U.S. and Russia.
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Vintage KSDK: Spirit of St. Louis Airport opens

The Spirit of St. Louis Airport is famous for its annual air show and stem expo. It recently celebrated 60 years in service.
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Vintage KSDK: First aircheck on Aug. 19, 1974

The very first complete air check of a newscast aired on Aug. 19, 1974. Dick Ford and Joh Auble were the anchors. Jay Randolph and Dianne White were also on set.