Apollo-Soyuz Launch
Commands the American Apollo spacecraft in the joint mission.
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Commands the American Apollo spacecraft in the joint mission.
Speaks with the Apollo-Soyuz crews after docking.
Oversees NASA during the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project.
The Treaty of Helsinki establishes the Conference on Security & Co-operation in Europe
The Declaration covers human rights
The Declaration covers human rights
Releases Born to Run, the album that brings his first major commercial breakthrough.
Kissinger succeeds in bringing the Israelis & Egyptians to the negotiating table
Kissinger, Rabin & Peres agree the withdrawal of Israel from Sinai
Reaches number one in the United States with Fame, co-written with John Lennon and Carlos Alomar.
Appears on the covers of Time and Newsweek in the same week during the Born to Run breakthrough.
Joins Dylan's Rolling Thunder Revue.
Begins the Rolling Thunder Revue tour.
Appears on Soul Train, becoming one of the few white British rock artists to perform on the programme.
Sentenced to life in prison for her attempted assassination of President Ford
Hosty was questioned during congressional investigation of whether the FBI had withheld information about Oswald's note from the Warren Commission.
Congressional questioning examined why the existence and destruction of Oswald's note had not been disclosed to the Warren Commission
In congressional testimony, Hosty maintained that he destroyed the Oswald note after being instructed to do so by his Dallas superior.
Hosty told investigators that he remembered the note as a complaint and did not recall language threatening violence against the FBI.
Congressional inquiry recorded conflicting recollections about whether Oswald's note was merely a complaint or contained a threat.
Congressional investigators compared Hosty's recollection of the note with a former Dallas FBI receptionist's more threatening account of its contents.
Investigators confronted the conflict between Hosty's claim that Shanklin ordered destruction of the note and Shanklin's denial of prior knowledge.
Wins the Academy Award for Best Director for The Godfather Part II.
David Mamet's American Buffalo premiered in Chicago, exposing insecurity and distrust among small time criminals planning a theft.
Kissinger succeeds in bringing the Israelis & Egyptians to the negotiating table. Decides to send arms to support the FNLA in Angola
Helps found Blondie
Releases Bongo Fury with Captain Beefheart, combining studio material with recordings from their joint tour.
Plays piano on Born to Run after joining the E Street Band during the album's long recording period.
Releases "Born to Run"
Drums on Born to Run, helping create the powerful E Street Band sound of the breakthrough era.
Asimov collected varied speculative stories in Buy Jupiter and Other Stories.
Shaw's family donated his papers to the National Archives, creating an archival collection documenting his finances, writings, trial, and acquittal.
Converts to Sunni Islam
Converts to Sunni Islam
Arendt died in New York while working on the unfinished Life of the Mind.
Leaves Eagles after the One of These Nights period as the band moves toward a harder rock direction.
Appointed Director of the CIA
With Elizabeth Roemer, discovers the Jovian moon later named Themisto before it is temporarily lost.
Pacino stars in Dog Day Afternoon, based on the true story of bank robber John Wojtowicz, directed by Sidney Lumet
Pacino stars in Dog Day Afternoon, based on the true story of bank robber John Wojtowicz, directed by Sidney Lumet
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