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LOS GATOS CA 1967 SPRINGSTON THEODORE JR. American to perform with the New York Metropolitan Opera. Flag around the world as the captain of the first ship to circumnavigate the globe and explorer of the Columbia River. Hitler and Mussolini met at the Brenner pass in the Alps. Yes, he did have the courage of his convictions, but at what extreme cost were his ideals to be realized? Feel free to forward this, in its entirety, to others. Thousands more heard her sensational voice on a simultaneous radio broadcast. The standoff ended May 3 with the arrests or surrender of a total of 13 people, including leader Richard McLaren. Tommy figured that if a rocker and an actress like Ed and Val can survive a marriage, why not he and another? Conversation enriches the understanding, but solitude is the school of genius. Walter Lantz has left us and many generations to come with a lifetime of enjoyment; one can still see Woody Woodpecker in cartoons on television. Boyce of Chicago, Illinois incorporated the Boy Scouts of America on this day in 1910. Response 220 of 413: Marcia (MarciaH) * Thu, May 11, 2000 (16:30) * 51 lines History for May 11: Today is Thursday, May 11, the 132nd day of 2000 with 234 to follow. April 19 The American Revolutionary War began at the Battle of Lexington and Concord in Massachusetts on this date in 1775. Because the name, America, stuck, some refer to Waldseemuller as the godfather of America. Lipman of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania patented the writing device we call the pencil. Carter finds Pharoah Tutankhamen (King Tut) 1932 First patent issued for a tree, to James Markham for a peach tree 1937 DuPont Corp patents nylon, developed by employee Wallace H. The Presbyterian Church in England merged with the United Presbyterian Church of Scotland, in creating a more uniform representation of the Reformed faith in the British Isles. To Know Your History for April 27: ** This is Woody Woodpecker Day! The Lost Boyz was shot to death by masked gunmen outside a New York City hotel. This Day in History Response 400 of 413: Marcia (MarciaH) * Thu, Mar 8, 2001 (13:15) * 95 lines Want to join this *free* mailing list? And in 1994, John Wayne Gacy, the convicted killer of 33 young men and boys, was executed in Illinois. Pelee erupted, killing 30,000 (Martinique; 1902) Martinique, West Indies: Mt. Marcia (MarciaH) * Mon, Apr 3, 2000 (12:15) * 68 lines April 3, 2000 The Pony Express postal service began on this date in 1860 when the first riders left St. WWII troops, ragtime enthusiasts, jazz audiences, concert goers and TV viewers have all had the pleasure of being entertained by Eubie Blake. Lincoln was carried to a boarding house across the street from the theatre. In chaotic scenes at the American Embassy, thousands of Vietnamese were ferried out as well. John Philip Holland, inventor of the modern submarine, born in Ireland. April 28, 2000 In 1963, Andrew Oldham saw the Rolling Stones perform for the first time at the Crawdaddy Club in London. Luth : Commemoration of Erik, King of Sweden, martyr Religious History 1291 Acre, the last territory in Palestine taken by the first Crusaders, fell to invading Moslem armies. The hermit thrush stands alone as the state bird; and the red clover is the colorful state flower which attracts the state insect, the honeybee. Hilo and Honolulu, Hawaii, killing a woman flight attendant. Unoccupied land in Oklahoma, formerly in Indian hands, was opened to white settlers; about 50,000 settlers rushed in on the first day. John Updike, American novelist, poet and critic, born. Catholic church between the two popes Gregory and Benedict, held its first meeting at Pisa. Headlining performers included Bonnie Raitt, John Fogerty, Jimmy Buffett, the Doobie Brothers Reunion, Ziggy Marley and Better Than Ezra. On this day in 1950, Arlene Francis, Dorothy Kilgallen, humorist Hal Block, and Louis Untermeyer joined host John Daly as one of the classics of early television debuted on CBS. Challenger astronauts made the first satellite repair in orbit by returning a healthy Solar Max satellite to space. American terrorists attempted to blow up the offices of The Times newspaper. Isabella I, Queen of Castille, born; her marriage to Ferdinand of Aragon in 1479 united the Spanish monarchy. Singer Billy Joel married supermodel Christie Brinkley in private ceremonies held in New York City. The speech originated from New York City and was broadcast on five radio stations. That year saw his painting of the The Last Judgment on a wall above the altar in the Sistine Chapel for Pope Paul III. Would that government spent our money like it was their own. Souther, Richie Havens and Country Joe McDonald performed a series of concerts in Tokyo to benefit efforts to protect whales and dolphins. The speed limit for motor vehicles in Britain was raised from 4 mph to 14 mph. American to perform with the New York Metropolitan Opera. Donato Bramante, Italian architect, died; the last 15 years of his life were spent working for Popes Alexander VI and Julius II. Vietnamese civilians at My Lai in March 1968. Leopold Stokowski, orchestral conductor, born in London. This Day in History Response 290 of 413: Marcia (MarciaH) * Fri, Jul 14, 2000 (14:58) * 13 lines Today is Friday, July 14, the 196th day of 2000 with 170 to follow. The Soviet Union led all countries with 25 medals, the United States captured nine medals to tie for fifth place. The chase began after King, who was intoxicated, was caught speeding on a freeway by a California Highway Patrol cruiser but refused to pull over. The quake and resulting fires devastated the city, leaving over 200,000 people homeless and over 1,000 dead. In 1996, Attorney General Janet Reno asked that the Whitewater counsel be allowed to investigate the matter of FBI background checks. South Yemeni President Salim Rubai Ali was overthrown and executed. FAA grounded older models of the Boeing 737 after mandatory inspections of some aircraft found extensive wear in power lines running through their wing fuel tanks. Louganis had won double gold at the 1984 Olympic Games. Also in 1994, Yasser Arafat took the oath as head of the new Palestinian National Authority. Today this interdenominational mission agency works in a dozen countries in Latin America, Europe and Africa. A century later, the genius of Thomas Alva Edison still permeates every part of our lives. Marie Tussaud, Swiss founder of the famous waxwork museum in London, died. The Radio Marti blimp crashed after deflating while airborne a number of years ago. Just when you get it all straight, four years have passed and a leap year comes along to confuse the issue. The first woman appointed secretary of a national political party was named to the Democratic National Committee. Shock waves felt over an area size of Europe. In 1973, President Nixon said he would NOT appear before the Senate Watergate Investigating Committee or give it access to White House files. Elvis Presley made his final concert performance at Indianapolis; he died two months later. This Day in History Response 14 of 413: Marcia (MarciaH) * Tue, Feb 15, 2000 (19:59) * 64 lines History for February 15: ** This is Reaper Day! Theodore Kaczynski, accusing him of being the person whose mail bombs had killed three people and injured 23 more since the 1970s. CENTER RIDGE AR 1966 MC KENNEY KENNETH D. This Day in History Response 88 of 413: Marcia (MarciaH) * Thu, Mar 23, 2000 (17:03) * 68 lines Those Were the Days: March 23 This is Monkey Day! A photo assignment on boxing inspired him to make The Day of the Fight, a short documentary film about boxing, in 1951. Alai Fronton, Tampa, FL John Tsalikes, the original taper. Day War began, during which Israel took control of the Sinai Desert, the city of Jerusalem and the west bank of the Jordan River. Kevin Johnson (Phoenix) begins NBA free throw streak of 57 games 1990 Dissolution of Polish communist party. Indians Religious History 1536 The General Assembly of Geneva, Switzerland officially embraced Protestantism by accepting the evangelical faith of the Swiss reformers. April 13, 2000 In 1964, Sidney Poitier became the first black man to win an Oscar for best actor. Something got lost in the translation and the two celebrations became one. Medici palace, where he was a student of the sculptor Bertoldo di Giovanni and studied the Medici art collection, which included ancient Roman statuary. Proliferation Treaty comes into force with 45 countries, including the three main nuclear powers, having signed the agreement. Booth was hunted down and shot as he hid in a barn near Port Royal, Virginia. The British steamship Sirius became the first to cross the Atlantic from Britain to New York on steam power only. On This Date in History: In 1765, the British Parliament passed the Stamp Act for taxing the American colonies, an action that became a major grievance for rebellious colonials. RELEASED BY DRV ALIVE IN 1998 1965 DOREMUS ROBERT H. As Wallis Simpson, her romance with King Edward VIII led to his abdication in 1936. Had he not died, he would have continued to grow, according to the doctors. Douglas MacArthur announced the liberation of the Philippines as World War II approached its end. Ind, announced his candidacy for the GOP presidential nomination. At one time president of South Dakota State University, Grose also worked with American Baptist publications and home missions. John Donne, English poet, died; he was also a prominent churchman and preacher. Henry Luce and Briton Hadden, is printed in several languages and is among the most popular magazines in history with readership topping four million. MHz) and at power outputs not exceeding 100,000 watts, except in rare instances. United States, Cayman Islands, France, Great Britain, Luxembourg, Spain and Switzerland. Snooky Lanson would later host the program when it made the transition from radio to TV. Full Metal Jacket (1987) addressed the Vietnam War and was another critical and commercial success. The actor, age 64, opened the successful production on Broadway in 1951. Soviet cosmonaut Aleksei Leonov made the first space walk. All 26 aboard, including 15 Americans, were killed. This Day in History Response 11 of 413: Marcia (MarciaH) * Sat, Feb 12, 2000 (16:15) * 70 lines History for February 12: ** This is Honest Abe Day! George, died in Beverly Hills aged 86. In 1978, the Commerce Department said hurricanes would no longer be given only female names. Twain, who had become a household name, lived nearby. The first escalator, the Reno Inclined Elevator, was patented by Jesse W. Charlotte Brew became the first woman to ride in the Grand National steeplechase when she rode her own horse, Barony Fort. The Vampire Bat, Captains Courageous, Ninotchka, Three Hearts for Julia, Mr. Of the three young stars who died in that plane crash, the loss of Buddy Holly reverberated the loudest over the years. In 1982, Argentina captured the Falkland Islands dependency of South Georgia. Allegedly, it is during this pastoral time that he began to experience various epiphanies. MONROE NC 1965 DOUGHTIE CARL LOUIS TARBORO NC 1967 EVERSON DAVID AITKIN MN 1965 HAGEN CRAIG L. For those who thought it was something by Lauryn Hill, move two steps back, please. |
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