2005 Vine Deloria, Jr., Sioux Author
1989 United Airlines DC-10 crashes at Sioux City Iowa, kills 112
1979 Sioux nation receives $100 million in compensation for Black Hills, South Dakota
1975 Randy Farland finds a 14-leaf clover near Sioux Falls, SD
1969 Don Wengert, Sioux City, Iowa, pitcher for the Oakland A's
1967 KMEG TV channel 14 in Sioux City, IA (CBS) begins broadcasting
1967 Cara Coughenour, Sioux City, Iowa, female pitcher, Colo Silver Bullets
1963 Dan Goldie, Sioux City IO, tennis star
1960 KSOO (now KSFY) TV channel 13 in Sioux Falls, SD (NBC) 1st broadcast
1957 Siouxsie Sioux, [Susan Ballion], Kent England, Siouxsie and Banshees
1954 KTIV TV channel 4 in Sioux City, IA (NBC) begins broadcasting
1953 KCAU TV channel 9 in Sioux City, IA (ABC) begins broadcasting
1951 Mary Hart, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, TV hostess, Entertainment Tonight
1948 Fred Grandy, born in Sioux City, Iowa, Rep-R-Iowa, 1986-, /actor, Love Boat
1948 Jerry Mathers, Sioux City Iowa, actor, Beaver-Leave It To Beaver
1939 Charles Eastman, Sioux Author
1936 Jerry Lacy, born in Sioux City, Iowa, actor, Play it Again Sam
1933 Vine Deloria, Jr., Sioux Author
1922 Frances Rafferty, born in Sioux City, Iowa, actress, December Bride
1922 Constance Moore, Sioux City Iowa, actress, Window on Main Street
1918 Abigail Van Buren, [Mrs Morton Phillips], Sioux City Iowa, columnist
1918 Ann Landers, born in Sioux City, Iowa, twin sister/advice columnist
1915 Iris Meredith, born in Sioux City, Iowa, actress, Son of Davy Crockett
1913 MacDonald Carey, born in Sioux City, Iowa, actor, One Life to Live, Dream Girl
1909 Red Cloud, Sioux indian chief, dies
1894 Indian chiefs from the Sioux and Onondaga tribes met to urge their people to renounce Christianity and return to their old Indian faith
1890 US 7th Cavalry massacre 200+ captive Sioux at Wounded Knee, SD
1890 Big Foot, Sioux indian chief, dies at Wounded Knee
1890 Around 11M acres, ceded to U.S. by Sioux Indians opens for settlement
1881 Sioux Indian Chief Sitting Bull, surrenders to federal troops
1877 Crazy Horse, [Tashunka Witko], last great Sioux war chief, dies at 27
1876 American Horse, Sioux chief, dies in battle
1876 Custer and 7th Cavalry wiped out by Sioux and Cheyenne at Little Big Horn
1870 Washington: President Grant meets with Sioux chief Red Cloud
1866 Cheyennes, Arapho's, Sioux, Fetterman Massacre
1863 Little Crow, [Ta-oya-te-duta], Santee Sioux indian chief, dies
1862 38 Santee Sioux Indians hanged in Mankato Minn, due to their uprising
1862 38 Santee Sioux indians, hanged in Mankato
1862 President Lincoln orders hanging of 39 Santee Sioux indians
1862 Santee Sioux indian attack Fort Ridgely
1862 Sioux Indians begin uprising in Minnesota
1858 Charles Eastman, Sioux Author
1851 Treaty of Traverse des Sioux signed by Sioux Indians and U.S.
1830 3 Indian tribes, Sioux, Sauk and Fox, signs a treaty giving the U.S. most of Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri
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