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25 Jul 1924
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Frank Church: (Sen-D-Idaho, 1957-81)
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25 Jul 1924
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Frank Church, American lawyer and politician (d. 1984) |
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25 Jul 1924
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Scotch Taylor, South African cricketer and hockey player (d. 2004) |
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25 Jul 1924
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Estelle Getty NYC, actress (Sophia Petrillo-Golden Girls)
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25 Jul 1924
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Frank Church (Sen-D-Id)
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| 75 years anniversary |
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25 Jul 1949
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St. Louis Cardinal Stan Musial hits for the cycle beating Brooklyn 14-1
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25 Jul 1949
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St Louis Cardinal Stan Musial hits for thew cycle beating Bkln 14-1
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| 50 years anniversary |
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25 Jul 1974
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Lysa Jackson: Miss South Carolina USA (1996)
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25 Jul 1974
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Todd Fuller: NBA center (SF Warriors)
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25 Jul 1974
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Lauren Faust, American animator, producer, and screenwriter |
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25 Jul 1974
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birth
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Jay R. Ferguson, American actor |
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25 Jul 1974
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birth
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Julia Laffranque, Estonian lawyer and judge |
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25 Jul 1974
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Kenzo Suzuki, Japanese wrestler |
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25 Jul 1974
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T Smirnova discovers asteroid #2345 Fucik
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| 25 years anniversary |
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25 Jul 1999
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This years Woodstock Festival ended with riots resulting in 120 people being arrested. Three people died during the 3-day festival in separate incidents and many were hospitalised after drinking polluted water.
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| 20 years anniversary |
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25 Jul 2004
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John Passmore, Australian philosopher and academic (b. 1914) |
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25 Jul 2004
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Jimmy Buffett went to No.1 on the US album chart with 'License To Chill', the singer songwriters first No.1 album.
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25 Jul 2004
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The Streets, (Mike Skinner), scored their first UK No.1 single with 'Dry Your Eyes', taken from his No.1 album 'A Grand Don't Come For Free'.
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| 15 years anniversary |
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25 Jul 2009
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death
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Yasmin Ahmad, Malaysian actress, director, and screenwriter (b. 1958) |
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25 Jul 2009
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Alexis Cohen, American singer (b. 1984) |
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25 Jul 2009
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death
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Vernon Forrest, American boxer (b. 1971) |
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25 Jul 2009
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death
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Stanley Middleton, English author (b. 1919) |
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25 Jul 2009
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death
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Harry Patch, English soldier (b. 1898) |
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| 10 years anniversary |
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25 Jul 2014
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death
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Carlo Bergonzi, Italian tenor and actor (b. 1924) |
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25 Jul 2014
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death
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Alan C. Greenberg, American businessman (b. 1927) |
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25 Jul 2014
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death
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Çolpan İlhan, Turkish actress (b. 1936) |
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25 Jul 2014
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death
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Bel Kaufman, German-American author and academic (b. 1911) |
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25 Jul 2014
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death
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Richard Larter, Australian painter and illustrator (b. 1929) |
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25 Jul 2014
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The pop star parodist, Weird Al Yankovic became the first comedy act to hit the top spot for more than 50 years. Mandatory Fun, Yankovics 14th album, and his best-selling since Straight Outta Lynwood, which was released in 1991 went to No.1 on the US album chart. The last comedy album to reach No 1 in the US was Allan Shermans My Son, the Nut in 1963.
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