It's fun to look back over the years and see the significance of certain dates. Here's a few to check out! I remember when Sesame Street made their debut!
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THIS WEEK IN HISTORY |
u 1995: President Bill Clinton signs a bill Nov. 28 ending the 55-mph federal speed limit.
u 1984: Barney Clark receives the first artificial heart transplant Dec. 2. He lives 112 days.
u 1982: The biopic film "Gandhi" premiers Nov. 30 in New Delhi, India.
u 1981: Actress Natalie Wood drowns in a Nov. 29 boat incident off Santa Catalina, CA.
u 1969: On Dec. 1, the U.S. government holds its first draft lottery since WW II.
u 1955: Rosa Parks is arrested Dec. 1 after refusing to give up her seat to a white man.
u 1942: The movie "Casablanca" debuts Nov. 26 in New York City.
u 1939: New York's La Guardia Airport opens Dec. 2.
u 1922: On Nov. 26, Howard Carter opens the tomb of King Tut in Egypt.
u 1804: Napoleon is crowned emperor of France Dec. 2 at Notre Dame in Paris.


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