on the day you were born, what was the big news/headline of the day? For me, Oct. 14, 1987
"Baby Jessica" the infamous baby who fell down a well and rescuers took 2 days to dig a parellel shaft to rescue her.
Day you were born
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At 5/8/06 03:59 PM, HAcoreRD wrote: on the day you were born, what was the big news/headline of the day? For me, Oct. 14, 1987
"Baby Jessica" the infamous baby who fell down a well and rescuers took 2 days to dig a parellel shaft to rescue her.
"Spawn of Satan born in NY"
At 5/8/06 03:59 PM, HAcoreRD wrote: on the day you were born, what was the big news/headline of the day?
American Airlines DC-10 crashes on takeoff from Chicago, kills 275
june the 5th 1992, 'war continues!' season final of the gulf war news updates
According to wiki, nothing important happened on the day I was born - i'm a loser. >:(
Nothin on the actual year, but the 24th October has had some good things happen throughout the years.
1945: United Nations Organisation is born
2003: End of an era for Concorde
Yeah thats all.
If Apple Jacks aren't going to taste like real apples, then they can get a regular job like everybody else.
April 11th:
April 11th in History
1814: Former French leader Napoleon Bonaparte exiled to the island of Elba
1898: President McKinley asks for Spanish-American War declaration Hearst newspapers just flourish
1899: Treaty of Paris ratified. Spain cedes Puerto Rico to US.
1941: Belgrade, in Yugoslavia, occupied by German forces during World War 2
1945: At the end of World War 2, the Red army enters the Austrian city of Vienna
1951: General MacArthur relieved of command in the Far East, over Korea
1961: Israel begins the Adolf Eichman world war II crimes trial
1970: The American Apollo 13 spacecraft launched to the Moon
Psychotropiaaaaaa!
PM me if you LOVE jewish arm pits....25 people LOVE jewish armpits :D
I think the question was the actual day you were born. Anyways, this is a fairly decent site on that:
http://www.peoplespot.com/ask/dayborn.htm
the bengals beat the bills 21-10 in the AFC championship game while the 49ers beat up the bears 28-3 in the NFC championship game en route to superbowl XXIII (23 if you cant tell).
I dont remember but the newspaper of that day is somewhere
At 5/8/06 04:00 PM, RedCoin wrote: How do you find out?
you can go to the library and the have old fashion dicks that you can put on to a machine and look at. I like to look at the weather
"Operation 'Desert Storm' begins against Iraq, for its invasion of Kuwait". I am that cool.
This too will pass.
Memento mori
What happened on my brother's b-day:
Lt Jerry Rawlings becomes head of Ghana, suspends constitution
CNN Headline News debuts
Netherlands unemployment stands at record 475,000
Here's a more direct link:
http://dmarie.com/timecap/
On July the 16th...
1661: The Bank of Stockholm issues Europe's first bank notes
1945: First atomic bomb test, in New Mexico, USA
1965: The Mont Blanc road tunnel, linking France and Italy, opens
1969: Apollo 11, the first manned Moon landing, launched
3 other ones I know are
Rwandan Genocide/Civil War comes to an end
Russian Revolution takes place
Holocaust starts in Vichy France
Sigs are for losers
June 24th in History
1901: Picasso displays his work for the very first time
1978: North Yemen President assassinated
1982: First Frenchman launches into orbit, as part of Soviet mission
1983: Syria expels PLO leader Yasser Arafat
I'll find more later >:[
The 100-th anniversary of FF JUVENTUS
That why I love them
They are the best
on April 30, 1979
President Carter recieved a wake-up call from the White House signal board operator at 5:30 AM
...........I couldn't find anything really interesting.
K Endate & K Watanabe discover asteroid #5847 Wakiya
"I Love Lucy" Christmas episode, shown for 1st time in over 30 years
Athol Fugard's "My Children, My Africa" premieres in New York NY
wow what famous stuff... im so proud...
josef stalin was born on the same day as me :D
unfortunatly so were christina agulara and Katie Holms
hmmm lets see who else...
DMX
brad pitt
in history....
1996 - The Oakland, California school board passes a resolution officially declaring "Ebonics" a language or dialect. LMAO!
1892 - The first performance of Tchaikovsky's ballet The Nutcracker is held at the Mariinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg.
1966 - Saturn's moon Epimetheus is discovered by Richard L. Walker.
1973 - Soyuz programme: Soyuz 13, crewed by cosmonauts Valentin Lebedev and Pyotr Klimuk, is launched from Baikonur in the Soviet Union.
1787 - New Jersey becomes the third state to ratify the United States Constitution.
Had Enough...? Good because I have.
May 12 - 1st Belgian woman (Ingrid Baeyens) to ascend Mount Everest.
Biggest headline i could find. lol.
I don't know if anything interesting happened when i was born, but i was born on the 49th anniversiery of Hiroshima.
August 13th in History
1705: Battle of Blenheim, in southern Germany
1961: Border between east and west Berlin sealed off by East Germans
1974: The last United States troops leave Vietnam
August 13th birthdays
1756: Queen Adelaide, Consort of William IV
1899: Alfred Hitchcock, English born film director
1927: Fidel Castro, Cuban leader
Sunday, August 13, 1989
Top News Headlines This Week:
Aug 13 - 2 hot-air balloon crash at Alice Springs Australia, 13 killed Aug 13 - 71st PGA Championship: Payne Stewart shoots 276 at Kemper Lakes GC Ill Aug 13 - US space shuttle STS-28 lands Aug 14 - President Pieter W Botha of South Africa, resigns Aug 15 - Cancer sufferer/SF Giant pitcher Dave Dravecky breaks arm on mound Aug 15 - Frederik de Klerk becomes president of South Africa
At 5/8/06 04:00 PM, RedCoin wrote: How do you find out?
yes how do you, im too lazy to read past this post and see if anyone already answered it.
Life is not what you believe it is.
