Hisdates•ComPage 7: Historical Events In June - 24
Monday, 14 July 2025
1968 Deadline for redeeming silver certificate dollars for silver bullion on this day in history. 
1968 On June - 24 joe Frazier TKOs Manda Ramos for world heavyweight boxing title
1968 On this day in history resurrection City closed
1969 Maria Belgado, entertainer, dies on June - 24.
1970 Senate votes overwhelmingly to repeal Gulf of Tonkin Resolution on June - 24.
1971 On June - 24 jack Good, actor (Father Goose), dies
1973 On this day in history marlene Raymond (15), limboes under a flaming bar at 6 1/8"
1973 Mary Carr, actress (Forbidden Trail, 2nd Wife), dies at 99 on this day in history.
1975 On this day in history 113 killed in Eastern Boeing 727 crash at JFK
1975 On this day in history eastern 727 crashes at JFK Airport NY, kills 113
1977 IRS reveals Jimmy Carter paid no taxes in 1976 on this day in history.
1978 On June - 24 north Yemen President assassinated
1982 Equal Rights Amendment goes down to defeat on this day in history.
1982 First Frenchman launches into orbit, as part of Soviet mission on June - 24.
1982 Jean-Loup Chretien, first spacionaut, 2 others, lift off (Soyuz T-16) on this day in history.
1983 7th Space Shuttle Mission-Challenger 2 lands at Edwards AFB on June - 24.
1983 Syria expels PLO leader Yasser Arafat on June - 24.
1984 William Keighley, dir (Man who came to Dinner), dies of a stroke at 94 on June - 24.
1985 18th Space Shuttle Mission (51-G)-Discovery 5 returns to Earth on this day in history.
1985 On June - 24 challenger moves to Vandenberg AFB for mating of STS 51-F
1985 The motion picture " Cocoon", directed by Ron Howard, grossed some $7.9 million during its opening weekend across the country. "Cocoon", which had a brilliant cast, including screen legend Don Ameche, beat out "Rambo First Blood, Part II" starring Sylvester Stallone, in firstweekend receipts on June - 24.
1985 On this day in history the wife of exiled Soviet author Alexander Solzhenitsyn became a U.S. citizen.
1985 On this day in history the motion picture " Cocoon", directed by Ron Howard, grossed some $7.9 million during its opening weekend across the country. "Cocoon", which had a brilliant cast, including screen legend Don Ameche, beat out "Rambo: First Blood, Part II" starring Sylvester Stallone, in firstweekend receipts
1986 Guy Hunt elected first Republican governor of Alabama in 112 years on June - 24.
1986 US Senate approves "tax reform" on this day in history.
1987 On this day in history ‘The Great One’, Jackie Gleason, passed away on this day, at the age of 71. Gleason was one of TV’s biggest stars in the 1950s and 1960s. He started on the DuMont Television Network, became a celebrated fixture on CBSTV, and later, a movie star. He starred in honored films such as, "Gigot" and "The Hustler". He also starred in "Smokey and the Bandit". Jackie Gleason is best remembered from TV, however, as bus driver Ralph Kramden in "The Honeymooners", which still ranks as one of TV’s greatest sitcoms.
1987 On this day in history hophnie Hobah Hines Johnson, cricketer (3 Tests for WI), dies
1991 Martin Rosenblatt, actor (Splitz, Annie Hall, NY Stories), dies at 74 on this day in history.
1992 On June - 24 juris Podnieks, cameraman/director (Commandant), drowns
1994 Leonarda da Vinci MacLaren, founder of the LSE, dies at 83 on June - 24.
1995 On this day in history inshan Ali, cricketer (WI chinaman bowler 1971-77), dies
1996 On this day in history quinton Hazell, businessman, dies at 76
1997 "Mars Attacks!" becomes the first DVD ever to incorporate sound with menus on June - 24.
1997 On this day in history june 24 - Port Colborne Harbour Railway, a division of the Caledonia and Hamilton Southern Railway (Trillium Rail), starts operation between Welland and Port Colbourne on the following lines in Ontario CN Port Colbourne Spur (6.6 miles). Macy Spur (west of the Welland Canal). Government Spur (off Macy Spur). a new 1.1 mile connection between the Port Colbourne Spur and the Macy Spur.
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