1992 Anglican Church and Church of England OK female priests
1992 John Stuges, director (Gunfight at OK Corral), dies of emphysema at 82
1990 8 KS and OK radio stations boycott k d lang, due to her anti-meat ad
1990 U.S., England, France and England give Germany OK to reunify
1989 Supreme Court rules ok to burn U.S. flag as a political expression
1989 Okla's linebacker, Mark VanKeirsblilck assaults an Ok grad student
1988 Canadian Senate OK's free trade pact; with US
1988 Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor OK after breast cancer surgery
1986 Mail carrier Patrick Sherrill, Edmond Ok, shot 14 fellow workers dead
1985 Fireworks factory near Hallett, OK explodes, 21 die
1979 Dick Foran, actor (OK Crackerby), dies at 69
1970 52nd PGA Championship: Dave Stockton shoots 279 at Southern Hills OK
1968 John Indrisano, actor (OK Crackerby), dies at 62
1967 NL owners OK AL expansion to Seattle and Kansas City
1966 KFDO (now KVIJ) TV channel 8 in Sayre, OK (ABC) begins broadcasting
1963 Alessandra Mussolini, Naples Italy, actress, Ferragosto OK
1959 KOKH TV channel 25 in Oklahoma City, OK (IND/PBS) begins broadcasting
1959 KOED TV channel 11 in Tulsa, OK (PBS) begins broadcasting
1956 KETA TV channel 13 in Oklahoma City, OK (PBS) begins broadcasting
1954 KTEW (now KJRH) TV channel 2 in Tulsa, OK (NBC) begins broadcasting
1954 KTUL TV channel 8 in Tulsa, OK (ABC) begins broadcasting
1954 KOCO TV channel 5 in Oklahoma City, OK (ABC) begins broadcasting
1954 KTEN TV channel 10 in Ada-Ardmore, OK (ABC) begins broadcasting
1953 KWTV TV channel 9 in Oklahoma City, OK (CBS) begins broadcasting
1953 KSWO TV channel 7 in Lawton, OK (ABC) begins broadcasting
1949 KOTV TV channel 6 in Tulsa, OK (CBS) begins broadcasting
1949 WKY (now KTVY) TV channel 4 in Oklahoma City, OK (NBC) 1st broadcast
1937 Rob Houwer, Dutch director/producer/actor, OK, Professor Columbus
1929 Wyatt Earp, U.S. marshall (OK Corral), dies at 80
1922 WKY-AM in Oklahoma City OK begins radio transmissions
1919 Jo Van Fleet, Oakland, actress, Gunfight at OK Corral, East of Eden
1914 John Ireland, Vancouver BC, actor, Rawhide, Gunfight at OK Corral
1910 Dick Foran, born in Flemington, New Jersey, actor, OK Crackerby
1884 1st World Series OK by AA, Providence (NL) sweeps New York Mets (AA) in 3
1881 Gunfight at OK Corral, in Tombstone, Arizona
1881 Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday and Clanton engage in "Shootout at OK Corral"
1848 Wyatt Earp, born in Monmouth, Illinois, sheriff, OK Corral
1839 1st known use of term OK (Boston)
1839 1st recorded use of "OK" [oll korrect] (Boston's Morning Post)
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