Saturday, 22 September 2012

TODAY IN HISTORY [22ND SEPTEMBER]

Lead Story
Lincoln issues Emancipation Proclamation, 1862
American Revolution
Patriot executed for spying, 1776
Automotive
The famous "four-level" opens in Los Angeles, 1953
Civil War
Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation is announced, 1862
Cold War
President Kennedy signs Peace Corps legislation, 1961
Crime
So-called Midtown Stabber kills his first victim, 1980
Disaster
Train derails in Alabama swamp, 1993
General Interest
American Patriot executed for spying, 1776
Shaka Zulu assassinated, 1828
U-boat devastates British squadron, 1914
Dempsey loses on long count, 1927
Iran-Iraq War, 1980
Hollywood
Friends debuts, 1994
Literary
Playwright Ben Jonson is indicted for manslaughter, 1598
Music
The first "Farm Aid" concert is held in Champaign, Illinois, 1985
Old West
Coronado dies, without finding the fabled cities of gold, 1554
Presidential
President Ford survives second assassination attempt, 1975
Sports
Controversial long count mars Tunney-, 1927
Vietnam War
Goldwater attacks Johnson's Vietnam policy, 1964
Medina is acquitted of all charges, 1971
World War I
German U-boat devastates British squadron, 1914
World War II
Patton questions necessity of Germany's "denazification", 1945

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