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  I had a wonderful 42nd birthday & spent most of the day with my folks who came to see me from Nebraska and we enjoyed a nice lunch together. I'm definitely in a better place then I ever thought I'd be at this age with all I've put myself through but by the grace of God and my family and friends unconditional love I'm better then ever. It's a great feeling indeed!

  

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This Day In Music!  

1999 At the TNN Music City News Country Awards, Faith Hill and Husband Tim McGraw cement their claim as the new queen and king of country music. Hill is the evening's top winner, receiving five honors. McGraw receives the best male vocalist accolade. 

1997 At the City of Hope Softball Game at Greer Stadium in Nashville, Not all is fun and games. A peg from teammate Doug Supernaw catches singer Terri Clark square in the face, leaving her with extensive soft tissue injuries and a fracture in her left cheekbone. 

1996 Drummer, Thomas Edward Montgomery dies at the age of 74. 

1995 Michael Jackson appears on TV with wife Lisa Marie Presley in a live interview with newswoman Diane Sawyer. Jackson denies in the interview all allegations of child molestation. Presley denies rumors that she is pregnant. 

1995 Irish rock great Rory Gallagher dies at age 47 in London from complications following a liver transplant. 

1994 Composer Henry Mancini dies of complications from liver and pancreatic cancer in his Beverly Hills, Calif., home. He wrote ``Moon River,'' ``Days of Wine and Roses'' and ``The Pink Panther Theme.'' He won four Oscars and 20 Grammy Awards, including the first best album Grammy for the 
1958 ``The Music from Peter Gunn.'' His biggest hit was the million-selling No. 1 single ``Love Theme from Romeo & Juliet.'' 

1987 No. 1 Billboard Pop Hit: ``Head to Toe,'' Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam. 

1982 The Pretenders fire bass player Pete Farndon. Two days later the band's guitar player, James Honeyman-Scott, dies. Farndon dies of a drug overdose in 1983. 

1980 The movie ``Roadie,'' starring Meat Loaf, debuts. The soundtrack also features Blondie's Deborah Harry, Pat Benatar, Cheap Trick, Joe Ely, Alice Cooper, Styx, Teddy Pendergrass, Roy Orbison and Emmylou Harris, Jerry Lee Lewis and Asleep At the Wheel. 

1974 IndustriaLord Anthony E. Barr is born in Englewood, CO

1974 No. 1 Billboard Pop Hit: ``Billy, Don't Be a Hero,'' Bo Donaldson & the Heywoods. 

1969 Mick Taylor is introduced to the media as the new guitarist in the Rolling Stones during a photo call in London's Hyde Park. He replaces Brian Jones. 

1964 No. 1 Billboard Pop Hit: ``Chapel of Love,'' The Dixie Cups. 

1956 No. 1 Billboard Pop Hit: ``The Wayward Wind,'' Gogi Grant.

This Day in History On June 14

1381  The Peasant’s Revolt, led by Wat Tyler, climaxed when rebels marched on Jordan. They plundered, burned and captured the Tower of London and killed the Archbishop of Canterbury. The revolt was in response to a statute intended to hold down wages during a labor shortage.  

1775  The United States Army was founded by the Continental Congress.  

1777  The Continental Congress in Philadelphia adopted the "Stars and Stripes" as the national flag of the United States.  

1846  A group of U.S. settlers in Sonoma proclaimed the Republic of California.  

1864  Alois Alzheimer was born. He was a psychiatrist/pathologist, and in 1907 he wrote an article describing the disease that is named for him.  

1893  Philadelphia observed the first Flag Day.  

1919  The first non-stop trans-Atlantic flight began. Captain John Alcot and Lt. Arthur Brown flew from Newfoundland to Ireland.  

1927  President Porfirio Diaz of Nicaragua signed a treaty with the U.S. allowing American intervention in his country.  

1940  The Nazis opened their concentration camp at Auschwitz in German-occupied Poland.  

1943  The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that schoolchildren could not be made to salute the U.S. flag if doing so conflicted with their religious beliefs.  

1944  U.S. B-29 bombers conducted their first raid against mainland Japan  

1951  "Univac I" was unveiled. It was a computer designed for the U.S. Census Bureau that was billed as the world's first commercial computer.  

1954  U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower, signed an order adding the words "under God" to the Pledge of Allegiance.  

1967  Mariner 5 was launched from Cape Kennedy, FL. The space probe's flight traveled beyond Venus.  

1985  The 17-day hijacking of TWA flight 847 began. The hijackers were Lebanese Shiite Muslim extremists.  

1989  Zsa Zsa Gabor was arrested in Beverly Hills for slapping a policeman.  

1990  The U.S. Supreme Court upheld police checkpoints that are used to examine drivers for signs of intoxication. 

Today's Birthdays-People born on June 14

Steffi Graf (1969):  

Yasmine Bleeth (1968): 

Boy George (1961): 

Donald Trump (1946): 


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