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Born on this Day 1879 Leon Trotsky 1914 Jackie Coogan 1925 Paul Daneman 1916 Francois Mitterrand 1942 Bob Hoskins 1947 Hilary Clinton 1947 Jaclyn Smith 1971 Audley Harrison 1973 Austin Healey Died On This Day 899 Alfred the Great 1952 Hattie McDaniel 1993 Vincent Price Music 1957 The Crickets reached No.1 on the UK singles chart with 'That'll Be The Day'. 1963 Brian Poole and the Tremeloes began their 3rd week at No.1 with 'Do You Love Me'. 1966 Jim Reeves was spending his 5th week at No.1 with 'Distant Drums'. 1974 Ken Boothe reached the top spot with 'Everything I Own' a No.1 hit for Boy George 13 years later in 1987. Sport 1863 The English Football Association was formed in London. 1991 England beat Scotland 9-6 at Murrayfield to go through to the final of the Rugby World Cup. 1997 Canadian driver Jacques Villeneuve became world Formula 1 Champion with a 2nd place in Spain after Michael Schumacher appeared to deliberately ram Villeneuve from the rack when his own car began to suffer from engine problems. Schumacher went off and Villeneuve made it to the finish line. People & Showbiz 1950 The first sound and vision broadcast from the Houseof Commons was broadcast, showing George VI reopening the chamber after repair work carried out on damage sustained during the war. 1965 The Queen awarded the Beatles their MBE medals at Buckingham Palace. 1989 The Globe Theatre opened for the first time in 350 years. General Events 1881 The gunfight at the OK Corral took place in Tombstone, Arizona. 1912 The Woolwich Tunnel under the Thames was opened. 1918 While the Great War approached the end in Europe, a flu epidemic claimed 2,225 lives in 1 week. 1951 Winston Churchill became Prime Minister of Great Britain 1980 60,000 protestors thronged the streets in London in Britain's biggest anti-nuclear demonstration for 20 years. 1989 Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson resigned over a rift with Prime Minister Thatcher's Alan Walters, to be replaced by John Major. 1992 90 of the 140 staff at Windsor Safari Parkwere made redundant after it closed because of financial difficulties. The remaining staff would continue to look after the animals while the receivers tried to sell the park.
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