January 14 - What happened today?

Home What happened today in history? Blamepro's Almanac for January 14
In the headlines today:

1999		House prosecutors request US president Bill Clinton's removal from office, during post-impeachment proceedings in the Senate. (photo credit: Hutchinson)
1978	Punk artists The Sex Pistols perform their last concert, at San Francisco's Winterland Theater.
1973	The Miami Dolphins become the first NFL team to have a perfect season, remaining undefeated after beating the Washington Redskins, 14-7, in Super Bowl VII.
1972	Redd Foxx and Demond Wilson star in the comedy Sanford and Son, debuting on NBC-TV.
1970	The farewell concert of Diana Ross and the Supremes takes place at the Frontier Hotel in Las Vegas.
1969	Twenty-five crewmen, aboard the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise, are killed in an explosion off the coast of Hawaii.
1964	The Beatles release their single I Wanna Hold Your Hand in the US.
1960		Elvis Presley is promoted to sergeant in the US Army. (photo credit: BMG)
1954		Actress Marilyn Monroe weds former NY Yankees slugger, Joe DiMaggio. (photo credit: Ferine Books)
1952	The Today show makes its debut on the NBC TV network.
1858	French emperor Napoleon III survives an assassination attempt.
1784	The American Revolution officially ends as the US and England ratify their peace treaty.
1742	English astronomer Edmond Halley, discoverer of Halley's Comet, dies at age 85.