Saturday, 29 September 2012

TODAY IN HISTORY [30TH SEPTEMBER]

Lead Story
James Dean dies, 1955
American Revolution
Washington blames militia for problems, 1776
Automotive
James Dean dies in car accident, 1955
Civil War
Battle of Poplar Springs Church (Peeble's Farm), 1864
Cold War
Berlin Airlift ends, 1949
Crime
A Texas college student kills his ex-girlfriend, 1994
Disaster
Radiation released at Japanese plant, 1999
General Interest
Henry IV proclaimed, 1399
Munich Pact signed, 1938
USS Nautilus commissioned, 1954
Riots over desegregation of Ole Miss, 1962
Hollywood
Eisner resigns as Disney CEO, 2005
Literary
First volume of Little Women is published, 1868
Elie Wiesel, Holocaust survivor and best-selling author, is born, 1928
Music
Johnny Mathis is born, 1935
Old West
Wyoming legislators write the first state constitution to grant women the vote, 1889
Presidential
President Woodrow Wilson speaks in favor of female suffrage, 1918
Sports
Babe Ruth hits 60th homer of 1927 season, 1927
Vietnam War
First large scale antiwar demonstration staged at Berkeley, 1964
Humphrey announces that he would halt the bombing of North Vietnam, 1968
World War I
Turks abandon Damascus as Allies approach, 1918
World War II
Hitler appeased at Munich, 1938

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