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Born on this Day
1734 Daniel Boone 1755 Marie Antoinette 1906 Luchino Visconti 1913 Burt Lancaster 1934 Ken Rosewall 1941 Juliet Mills 1942 Stephanie Powers 1961 KD Lang 1972 Samantha Janus Died On This Day 1950 George Bernard Shaw 1991 Irwin Allen 2000 Lady Sue Ryder Music 1963 Gerry and the Pacemakers reached No.1 with 'You'll Never Walk Alone' 1968 Jimi Hendrix entered the charts at No.18 with his classic 'All Along The Watchtower' 1981 The Specials split at the same announcing the formation of The Fun Boy Three Sport 1991 Australia beat England 12-6 in the final of the Rugby World Cup atTwickenham 1993 Former world welterweight champion Lloyd Honeyghan won his 46th professional fight after beating Steve Goodwin People & Showbiz 1954 The first edition of 'Hancock's Half' was screened by the BBC 1982 Channel 4, Britain's first new television channel for 18 years, began transmitting 2001 The computer-animated movie 'Monsters Inc' opened- it had the best ever debut for an animated film and the 6th best of all time General Events 1871 Britain's police forces began photographing all prisoners to form a 'rogues gallery' 1903 The Daily Mirror was published for the first time 1924 The Sunday Express published the first crossword to appear in a British newspaper 1976 Jimmy Carter was elected President of the USA 1989 Jaguar, one of the few British-owned car makers left, was bought by the giant American Ford corporation in a £1.6 billion deal
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