"After the game, the king and pawn go into the same box."
Italian proverb
WHAT HAPPENED ON THE "ST NEWS" RELEASE DATE
(NOVEMBER 25TH)
by Richard Karsmakers
The second time this new column appears, and it's still hardly a
very useful one, but it's a nice trivial thing and it's not too
big anyway, so who'd give a toss anyway (it's also some promotion
for the kind of output that the potentially forthcoming "Brain
Management Utility" database will be capable of doing).
So...on November 25th the following things have happened:
1758 John Armstrong, American soldier, diplomat and
politician, born
1783 Treaty signed that ended the Revolutionary War
1835 Andrew Carnegie, American industrialist and
philantropist, born
1844 Karl Benz, German car designer, born
1867 Dynamite invented (by Alfred Nobel)
1870 Winthrop Ames, theatrical figure and playwright,
born
1895 Wilhelm Walter Friedrich Kempff, German pianist,
born
1912 Alwin Nikolais, American choreographer / designer
/ composer, born
1913 Lewis Thomas, American physician and writer, born
1914 Joe DiMaggio, American baseball player, born
1920 Ricardo Montalban, actor ("Fantasy Island"), born
1923 Jaap van Meekren, large-eared Dutch presenter,
born
1929 Jack Hogan, actor, born
1936 Anti-Comintern Pact signed between Japan and
Germany
1941 Percy Sledge, singer, born
1943 Paul Burnett, disc jockey, born
1944 Maarten 't Hart, Dutch writer ("Een Vlucht
Regenwulpen"), born
1945 Bobby Knutt, actor, born
1947 John Laroquette, actor ("Night Court"), born
1947 Jonathan Kaplan, actor, born
1952 Imran Khan, cricketer, born
1955 Bill Aycock, computer programmer ("Cal",
"CalShow", "WhatIs"), born
1956 Charles Kennedy, politician, born
1960 Amy Grant, singer, born
1965 David Kelly, footballer, born
1971 Christina Applegate, actress ("Married with
Children", "Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's
Dead"), born
1983 Mikey Lebeau, actor, born
1993 Anthony Burgess, writer ("A Clockwork Orange"),
died
1995 ST NEWS Volume 10 Issue 2 finished
And that is what happened on this day, November 25th, in earlier
years.
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