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Born on this Day 1883 Arthur (Harpo) Marx 1921 Vivien Blaine 1922 Telly Savalas 1944 Harold Ramis 1945 Goldie Hawn 1964 Liza Tarbuck 1965 Bjork 1968 Alex James 1968 Andrew Caddick Died On This Day 1695 Henry Purcell 1963 Robert Stroud 'Birdman of Alcatraz' Music 1970 The Jimi Hendirx experience reached the top oft he UK singles chart with 'Voodoo Chile'. 1981 Queen and David Bowie reached No. 1 with their collaboration "Under Pressure". 1983 Michael Jackson's award-winning 14-minute video for 'Thriller' was premiered in LA. Sport 1783 Man's first free flight was made by Jean de Rosier and the Marquis d'Arlandes in the Montgolfier's hot air balloon. 1992 It was announced that Donington Park was to stage the 1993 European grand prix. People & Showbiz 1936 'In Your Garden' became the first television gardening programme broadcast by the BBC and presented by Mr. Middleton. 1995 The first episode of 'Father Ted' was broadcast. General Events 1922 James Ramsay MacDonald was elected leader of the Labour Party. 1843 Vulcanised rubber (not Spock's birth control) was patented by Briton Thomas Hancock, who had produced the first toy balloons in 1825. 1989 First footage from the House of Commons was seen on television.
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