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January 14th Celebrated History
1784
Continental Congress ratifies the Treaty of Paris ending the American Revolution.
1952
NBC broadcasts the first episode of Today hosted by anchor Dave Garroway. The morning national news show was the first of its kind.
1973
The King of Rock 'n Roll performs the first live concert transmitted by satellite around the world. Elvis: Aloha from Hawaii was performed live on location. Estimates vary how many people watched the concert, and it was revolutionary and Elvis Presley's concert was the most-watched broadcast by an individual entertainer in tv history at that time.
January 14th Celebrated Birthdays
Benedict Arnold - 1741
The Continental soldier more than once demonstrated his skill and loyalty to the United States cause entered into an agreement with the British in 1779 that branded him a traitor for life.
Matthew Maury - 1806
The American naval officer was one of the founders of oceanography and published the first modern text dedicated to its study, The Physical Geography of the Sea.
Richard Felton Outcault - 1863
One of America's pioneering cartoonists, Oucault developed one of the first popular characters known as The Yellow Kid. His cartoons led to the modern-day comic strip.
Mark Goodson - 1915
The television producer developed several game shows during his career. Some of his most popular games included, To Tell the Truth, The Match Game, and What's My Line. Another that still airs today is The Price is Right.
Julian Bond - 1940
The civil rights leader was elected twice to the Georgia state legislature and both times, the legislature refused Bond his seat. It wasn't until the U.S. Supreme Court ruled the exclusion was unconstitutional in December of 1966 that Bond was sworn in a month later.
Shannon Lucid - 1943
The American astronaut spent 188 days in space aboard the space station Mir. At the time, it was a record spaceflight for any U.S. astronaut.
LL Cool J - 1968
Born James Todd Smith, the Grammy-winning American rapper also pursued a successful acting career. He's known for his roles on In the House and NCIS: Los Angeles.
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