Sabin's oral polio vaccine: Enquirer historic front pages from June 24 - The Cincinnati Enquirer

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Take a look back at history through the front pages of The Cincinnati Enquirer. Every day we look at 10 pages that show the local, national and international headlines.

Today's pages cover news reported in The Enquirer on June 24 in years ranging from 1950 to 2003. Headlines included Albert Sabin's oral polio vaccine in 1962, the missing Civil Rights workers in 1964 and the University of Cincinnati's Sander Hall dormitory bit the dust in 1991.

Check out more editions of Today in History at Cincinnati.com. Get full access to more than 180 years of The Enquirer's print archives at Newspapers.com.

June 24, 1950

June 24, 1956

June 24, 1962

June 24, 1964

June 24, 1972

June 24, 1976

June 24, 1978

June 24, 1985

June 24, 1991

June 24, 2003

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