Birthdays: Marcus Aurelius, French Queen Marie De Medicis, Pasquale Paoli, John James Audubon, Frederick Law Olmstead, Eugene Delacroix, Syngman Rhee, Dr. Lee DeForrest, John Grierson founder of the National Film Board of Canada, Rudolf Hess, Bobby Rydell, Anita Loos, I. M. Pei, Eyvind Earle, , Kevin James, Amos Otis, Jimmy Giuffre, Rocker Duane Eddy- 85, Jet Li- born Li Lian jie is 62, Victor Perrin 1916, voice actor who did the Control Voice in The Outer Limits. He also was Dr Zin in Johnny Quest, First Lady Melania Trump is 55, Giancarlo Esposito is 69, Joan Chen is 62, Carol Burnett is 92
1928- Los Angeles City Hall dedicated.
1940- Disney short “Tugboat Mickey”.
1941- An organ is played for the first time at a baseball game in Chicago.
1942- The last Little Orphan Annie radio program ran on WGN Chicago. After 12 years, Ovaltine replaced it with Captain Midnight.
1954- Akira Kurosawa’ The Seven Samurai opened in Japan.
1964- The “Its’a Small World” exhibit opened at the NY World’s Fair. After the fair it moved to Disneyland.
1965- Fred Smith, a student at Yale, got his economics paper back with a "c'" and a note stating the idea he espoused was impractical. The idea was an overnight air-freight service which he founded six years later as Federal Express.
1970-PAUL IS DEAD. The height of a strange rumor that excited the rock & roll world that Paul McCartney of the Beatles had died, and the news was being kept a secret. Evidence was presented in the cryptic lyrics of "I am the Walrus", songs played backwards and the record album photo where Paul is the only figure with his back to the camera.
A primetime TV special hosted by celebrity attorney F. Lee Bailey explored the controversy. Finally, this day Paul and Linda McCartney held a news conference and declared he was very much alive and what on Earth was everyone on about? Paul McCartney is still alive today in his 80s.
1977- In New York City, Studio 54, the mecca of 70’s Disco culture opened.
1986- Arnold Schwarzenegger aka Conan the Republican, married Maria Shriver, the niece of John F. Kennedy.
1993- NBC announced former Simpsons and Saturday Night Live comedy writer Conan O’Brien would take David Letterman’s old Late Show spot. After a few years he moved on to replace the retiring the retiring Jay Leno on the Tonight Show. But soon Leno decided he did not want to retire just yet and bounced Conan.
he Bolshevik political positions thinking it would serve their own selfish interests. Unaware they were being used.
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