Page 9: Historical Events In 1973

Jun 01   Harvey S Firestone Jr, US tire manufacturer, dies at 75   

Jun 01   Paul McCartney and Wings release "Live and Let Die"   

Jun 04   Arna Bontemps, writer (Harlem Renaissance), dies at 72 in Nashville.   

Jun 05   Max Terhune, actor (Range Justice, Night Riders), dies at 82   

Jun 06   Canada bans US oil tankers from Canadian waters to reach planned oil refinery at Eastport, Maine   

Jun 07   Lane Bradford, actor (Dead Man's Gold, Gun Hawk), dies at 50.   

Jun 08   Eino Mauno Aleksanteri Linnala, composer, dies at 76.   

Jun 09   Secretariat is recorded as becoming the inaugural Triple Crown winner in 25 years by winning the Belmont Stakes   

Jun 10   NASA launches Radio Astronomy Explorer 49 into lunar orbit.   

Jun 10   William M Inge, US playwright (Come Back Little Sheba), dies at 60.   

Jun 13   Alvin Derold Etler, composer, dies at 60.   

Jun 15   "American Graffiti" opens in NYC.   

Jun 17   Luis Van Rooten, actor (One Man's Family), dies at 66.   

Jun 18   Fritz Mahler, composer, dies at 71   

Jun 18   NCAA makes urine testing mandatory for participants   

Jun 19   Pete Rose and Willie Davis both get career hit # 2000.   

Jun 19   Roger Delgado, actor (Adv's of Sir Francis Drake, Dr Who), dies at 55   

Jun 21   Frank Leahy, football coach (Notre Dame), dies at 64.   

Jun 21   Nixon and Brezhnev sign arms limitation agreement.   

Jun 22   In this year, George Harrison releases "Living in the Material World"   

Jun 22   Jacques Leon Wolfe, composer, dies at 77.   

Jun 22   Skylab 2's astronauts land   

Jun 23   Fay Holden, actress (Mother-Andy Hardy films), dies at 77.   

Jun 23   The Pope opens the vatican gallery of modern art   

Jun 24   Marlene Raymond (15), limboes under a flaming bar at 6 1/8"   

Jun 24   Mary Carr, actress (Forbidden Trail, 2nd Wife), dies at 99.   

Jun 25   John Dean begins testimony before Senate Watergate Committee.   

Jun 26   Arnold Richardson, composer, dies at 59.   

Jun 27   Earl Browder, leader US Communist Party (1930-45), dies at 82   

Jun 27   John W Dean tells Watergate Committee about Nixon's "enemies list".   

Jun 30   Elmer Layden, one of Notre Dame's legendary 4-horsemen, died.   

Jun 30   Observers aboard Concorde jet observe 72-min solar eclipse.   

Jul 01   inaugural US-China basketball game, US collegiates beats Shanghai 96-61.   

Jul 01   Mario La Broca, composer, dies at 76   

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Jan 02   Abu wilson: Running back (indianapolis colts)   

Jan 02   Chris woodruff: Knoxville tenn, tennis star (1993 ncaa division i)   

Jan 02   Fredric ford: Wlaf cb (scotland claymores)/nfl cornerback (eagles)   

Jan 02   Sarah schwald: Bellingham wash, 1.5k runner   

Jan 02   Lucy davis: British actress   

Jan 02   Will kirby: American actor   

Jan 04   Lamont warren: Nfl running back (indianapolis colts)   

Jan 16   Josie davis: La calif, actress (sarah-charles in charge) [or jun 19]   

Jan 05   Cornelis van dis: Dutch mp (sgp),    

Jan 11   Isabel randolph: Actress (missing corpse),    

Jan 15   Jef alpaerts: Flemish pianist/conductor,    

Jan 16   Ray barrett: Sportscaster (gillette summer sports reel),   

Jan 17   Fred essler: Actor (unsinkable molly brown),   

Jan 19   Max adrian: Actor (boy friend, her favorite husband),    

Jan 20   Amilcar l cabral: Fought for guinea bissau independence, murdered 51   

Jan 22   Lyndon b johnson: President (1963-69),