Daily Archives: December 22, 2013

CBS News recalls 1968 in special documentary 20 years ago this hour (12/22/1993)

December 22, 20131990s, Television 1990sadmin

Video: 'CBS Reports - 1968'

(Wednesday, December 22, 1993, 9 p.m. EST) — CBS Reports: 1968 celebrated and analyzed the tumultuous year of 1968 in an hour-long special tonight hosted by Mike Wallace.

Michael Jackson describes ‘most humiliating ordeal of my life’ in live TV address 20 years ago this hour (12/22/1993)

December 22, 20131990s, Popular Music 1990s, Television 1990sadmin

Video: 'Michael Jackson's 1993 Innocence Statement - From Neverland'

(Wednesday, December 22, 1993, 12 noon PST) — Reclusive superstar Michael Jackson fought back today against child molestation allegations, describing a Dec. 20, 1993, court-ordered body search as “the most humiliating ordeal of my life” during a live, four-minute message televised worldwide from his Neverland Ranch in Santa Barbara County, California. Continue reading Michael Jackson describes ‘most humiliating ordeal of my life’ in live TV address 20 years ago this hour (12/22/1993) →

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Nov 4 1924: U.S. President Calvin Coolidge elected to full term, defeating John W. Davis
Nov 4 1974: George Harrison performs at Seattle Center Coliseum
Nov 5 1974:Paul McCartney and Wings begin recording fourth studio album ‘Venus and Mars’ in London
Nov 5 1994: ‘Secret’ by Madonna peaks at #3 in USA
Nov 5 1994: ‘Good Enough’ by Sarah McLachlan peaks at #77 in USA
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Nov 6 1964: ‘Extracts from the Album A Hard Day’s Night’ EP by The Beatles released in UK
Nov 6 1974: George Harrison performs at Cow Palace near San Francisco
Nov 6 1974: Paul McCartney tapes appearance on ‘This Is Your Life’ with boxer John Conteh
Nov 6 1984: U.S. President Ronald Reagan re-elected, defeating former VP Walter Mondale

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