Its that time again for the 75+ club & a date with history. Jay Black (76)..........................11-02 Ken (F.Troop) Berry (81)...........11-03 Loretta (Hot Lips) Switt (77)......11-04 Dick Cavett (78).......................11-09 Bob Gibson (79).......................11-09 Petula Clark (82).......................11-15 Ed (Lou Grant) Asner (85)..........11-15 Alan (Mr. Ed) Young (95)...........11-19 Marlo (That girl) Thomas (76).....11-21 Robert Vaughn (82)...................11-22 Oscar Robertson (76).................11-24 Noel (Supermam) Neil (94)........11-25 Tina Turner (76).......................11-26 Rich Impressionist) Little (76).....11-26 11/08/1887 John Henry (Doc) Holiday dies in Glenwood Springs Colorado from tuberculosis. He was 36 years old. 11/23/1859 Henry McCarty AKA William Bonney is born in Fort Sumner New Mexico 11/26/1853 Bat Masterson was born in Quebec Canada. In the last years of his life he worked as a sports writer for the NY Morning telegraph. In 1921 while working at his desk he suffered a massive heart attack & died. He was 68. 11/24/1963 Lee Harvey Oswald is shot & killed by Jack Ruby. He was 24.
Petula Clark- liked her alot. Nice tunes. You could put her down on my list of favorite female vocalists.
I remember her 1st big hit was a tune called Downtown. Aside from having a very good voice she also always struck me as a very classy lady. Hard to believe she's 82. And remember these two from "The adventures of Superman". Jack Larson & Noel Neil. AKA Jimmy Olsen & Lois Lane. http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl...sch&ei=Sv5UVPC2MMXGsQTKv4GYDQ&ved=0CBkQsCUoBw
Speaking of Nov, always makes me the of the battle of la Drang, Nov 14-18, 1965. I believe Lt. General Half Moore is still alive at 92. And so is Col. Bruce Crandall (Snakeshit from the movie) at 81. Had to look up Crandall, so his Distinguished Service Cross was upgraded to Medal of Honor by Bush W. He's also a Seahawk fan and raised the 12th man flag last year when they played the Vikings. Just had me thinking, we commemorate actors yet we forget who the real hero's are.
