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The following events occurred in November 1974:
November 1, 1974 (Friday)
- Argentine Federal Police official Alberto Villar, 51, and his wife Elsa were killed when a bomb exploded aboard their cabin cruiser in Tigre, Buenos Aires.[1]
- Died:
- Baroness Moura Budberg, 82, Russian adventuress and suspected double agent[2]
- Bullet Joe Bush (born Leslie Ambrose Bush), 81, American Major League Baseball pitcher[3]
- Ernest Muir FRCS, CIE, CMG, 94, Scottish medical missionary known for work with Hansen's disease[4]
November 2, 1974 (Saturday)
- Born:
- Nelly (stage name of Cornell Iral Haynes Jr.), American rapper; in Austin, Texas[5]
- Sofia Polgar (aka Zsófia Polgár), Hungarian-Israeli chess player; in Budapest
- Died: Nelson "Jack" Edwards, 57, the first African-American vice president of the United Auto Workers, was shot and killed while trying to break up an argument at a West Side Detroit bar.[6]
November 3, 1974 (Sunday)
November 3, 1974: Daewang Corner fire in progress
- An early-morning fire at the Daewang Corner building in the Dongdaemun District of Seoul killed 88 people and injured 35. Many of the victims had been inside the Time Go-Go Club on the building's sixth floor.[7][8][9]
- Died: Frances Bemis, 76, American public relations specialist and fashion director, was murdered in a vacant lot in St. Augustine, Florida, near the location of the January 23 murder of Athalia Ponsell Lindsley.[10] Both Lindsley and Bemis' murders remain unsolved.
November 4, 1974 (Monday)
- Died: Edgar Fernhout, 62, Dutch painter[11]
November 5, 1974 (Tuesday)
- In the United States, the Democratic Party made major gains nationwide in gubernatorial,[12] House, and Senate elections.[13] Former NASA astronaut John Glenn, the first American to orbit the Earth, was elected to the U.S. Senate for the first time.[14]
- Born:
- Ryan Adams (born David Ryan Adams), American singer and songwriter; in Jacksonville, North Carolina[15]
- Dado Pršo (born Miladin Pršo), Croatian footballer; in Zadar, Socialist Republic of Croatia, Yugoslavia[16]
- Jerry Stackhouse, American basketball player; in Kinston, North Carolina[17]
- Died:
- Anwar Ali, 61, Pakistani economist, governor of the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority, died following a heart attack.[18]
- Manoug Exerjian, 76, Ottoman Empire-born Armenian-American architect[19]
- John C. Farrar, 78, American editor, writer and publisher, co-founder of Farrar & Rinehart and Farrar, Straus and Giroux[20]
- Patrick Buchan-Hepburn, 1st Baron Hailes, GBE, CH, PC, 73, British politician, former Governor-General of the West Indies Federation[21]
- Julian Ormsby-Gore, 33, son of David Ormsby-Gore, 5th Baron Harlech, was found dead of a gunshot wound to the brain, an apparent suicide.[22]
- Stafford Repp, 56, American actor known for playing Chief Miles O'Hara on the Batman television series[23]
- William Gardner Smith, 47, American journalist, novelist and editor, died of cancer of the esophagus.[24][25]
November 6, 1974 (Wednesday)
- A massive fire at a gas storage depot in the dock area of Dublin caused houses within a 2-mile (3.2 km) radius to be evacuated. Two people were injured.[26]
- Up to 80 people died in a collision between two passenger trains 43 miles (69 km) west of Cotonou, Dahomey.[27]
- California Indian Legal Services filed suit on behalf of a 5-year-old American Indian boy and his mother against Pinedale Elementary School in the Clovis Unified School District. The school's dress code prohibited the boy from wearing a traditional Indian hairstyle.[28]
- A fire at Anchorage International Airport destroyed 3 airplanes and caused $10 million in damage.[29]
November 7, 1974 (Thursday)
- A bombing at the King's Arms pub in Woolwich, Southeast London, killed one person and injured 26.[30]
- At Cape Canaveral, Florida, NASA held a final dress rehearsal for the Apollo–Soyuz mission, scheduled for launch in July 1975. Many of the technicians who participated in the simulation anticipated losing their jobs once the mission flew.[31]
- An explosion at a black powder plant in Roosevelt, Utah, killed employees Fred Anderson and Lester Holt.[32]
- Died:
- Rodolfo Acosta, 54, Mexican-born American actor, died of liver cancer.[33]
- Alexander Bickel, 49, American legal scholar and constitutional law expert, died of cancer.[34]
- Sherburne F. Cook, 77, American physiologist and demographist, died of cancer.[35]
- Eric Linklater, 75, British author, Carnegie Medal recipient for The Wind on the Moon[36]
- Helene Thimig, 85, Austrian stage and film actress, widow of Max Reinhardt, died of heart failure.[37]
November 8, 1974 (Friday)
- American pop singer and actress Connie Francis was raped at knife-point in her room at a Howard Johnson's motel in Westbury, New York, after performing at the Westbury Music Fair the previous evening.[38] Francis subsequently sued the motel chain for failing to provide adequate security and reportedly won a $2.5 million judgment,[39] one of the largest such judgments in history, leading to a reform in hotel security. Her rapist was never found.[40]
- The original Covent Garden market in London closed after 300 years, with a bell tolling at 11 a.m. to mark the occasion. The market would reopen the following Monday as the New Covent Garden Market, at a new site 2.5 miles (4.0 km) away.[41][42]
- Judge Frank J. Battisti of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio acquitted 8 former members of the Ohio Army National Guard in the May 4, 1970, Kent State shootings, finding that the prosecution had not proved beyond a reasonable doubt that the guardsmen intended to violate protestors' civil rights. Battisti stated in his opinion: "It is vital that state and National Guard officials not regard this decision as authorizing or approving the use of force against demonstrators, whatever the occasion of the issue involved. Such use of force is, and was, deplorable."[43]
- Born:
- Penelope Heyns, South African Olympic champion swimmer; in Springs, Transvaal[44]
- Masashi Kishimoto, Japanese manga author; in Nagi, Okayama[45]
- Matthew Rhys, Welsh actor; in Cardiff[46]
- Died: Ivory Joe Hunter, 60, American rhythm and blues singer, songwriter, and pianist, died of lung cancer.[47][48]
November 9, 1974 (Saturday)
- In the British Virgin Islands, a fisherman discovered the body of 23-year-old American marine biologist David Drew, who had apparently fallen and hit his head, in a rocky crevice on Cockroach Island. Drew was buried at sea the following day.[49]
- A bomb exploded on the second floor of the Organization of American States headquarters in Washington, D.C. No one was injured.[50] A previously unknown group called "Cuba Movement C-4" claimed responsibility for the bombing, stating its opposition to the Cuban regime of Fidel Castro.[51]
- Nine people, ranging in age from 2 to 44 years old, were killed in a car crash when their vehicle broke through a guardrail on Interstate 20 in Texas and fell 50 feet (15 m), landing upside down.[52]
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November 8, 1974: Workmen hose down USS Pegasus prior to launch
- In Seattle, Washington, the United States Navy launched USS Pegasus (PHM-1), the lead ship of the Pegasus-class hydrofoils designated "PHM" for "Patrol Hydrofoil, Missile".[53]
- Born: Alessandro Del Piero, Italian football player; in Conegliano[54]
- Died:
- Richard McCoy Jr., 31, an American convicted airplane hijacker, was killed in a shootout with agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation at his home in the Wolf's Snare neighborhood of Virginia Beach, Virginia. FBI agents arrested Melvin Dale Walker, a bank robber who had escaped from prison with McCoy in August, in a car nearby.[55]
- Holger Meins, 33, German anarchist, died in a West German prison after a two-month hunger strike.[56]
- Egon Wellesz, CBE, FBA, 89, British composer, teacher and musicologist[57]
November 10, 1974 (Sunday)
- A bomb which exploded at 2:45 a.m. caused $5,000 in damage to a United Nations Association bookstore in Los Angeles. There were no injuries.[58]
- Born: Chris Lilley, Australian comedian and actor; in Turramurra, New South Wales
- Died:
- George Counts, 84, American educator and education theorist[59]
- Günter von Drenkmann, 64, German lawyer, president of the "Kammergericht" (West Berlin district court), was murdered by six or seven men who ran up to his front door and shot him. Authorities were unable to rule out a link with Holger Meins' death the previous day.[56]
- Robert Simpson, 82, American hurdler, track and field coach and United States Army officer[60]
November 11, 1974 (Monday)
- In South Africa, heavy rains caused a mudslide at the Bafokeng mine of Impala Platinum, killing 7 miners.[61]
- Born: Leonardo DiCaprio, American actor, producer and environmentalist; in Los Angeles, California[62]
- Died:
- Jane Ace (born Jane Epstein), 74, American radio comedy performer, died of cancer.[63][64]
- J. Hunter Guthrie SJ, 73, American Roman Catholic priest, former President of Georgetown University[65]
- Ralf Harolde, 75, American actor
- Sidney Adolphus Hessel, 67, American rubber importer and amateur entomologist[66]
- Aharon Meskin, 77, Hebrew theater actor, died of a heart attack.[67]
November 12, 1974 (Tuesday)
- 19-year-old William Flowers, a student at Monmouth College in New Jersey, died of suffocation during a hazing ritual for pledges of the Delta Rho Chapter of the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity. The pledges were forced to dig "graves" in beach sand and lie in them, and Flowers' "grave" collapsed in on him. Flowers was the first black student to pledge for Zeta Beta Tau at Monmouth.[68][69] The national fraternity subsequently suspended the Monmouth chapter as a result of the incident.[69]
- Died:
- Samuel Echt, 86, German historian and teacher[70]
- Guido Piovene, 67, Italian novelist and journalist[71]
November 13, 1974 (Wednesday)
- Ronald Joseph DeFeo Jr. shot and killed all six of his family members while they slept in their beds inside the family's Amityville, New York, home.[72][73][74]
- Born: Kerim Seiler, Swiss artist and architect; in Bern[75]
- Died:
- Vittorio De Sica, 73, Italian actor and film director known for Shoeshine and Bicycle Thieves[76]
- Karen Silkwood, 28, American chemical technician and labor union activist, died in a suspicious car crash.[77]
November 14, 1974 (Thursday)
- Died:
- Johnny Mack Brown, 70, American football halfback and actor known primarily for Western films, died of kidney failure.[78]
- F. Trubee Davison, 78, American World War I aviator, government official, and former president of the American Museum of Natural History[79]
- Aleksandr Panyushkin, 69, former Soviet Ambassador to the United States[80]
- James Phelan, 81, American football quarterback (Notre Dame) and coach (University of Washington)[81]
- Omar Al Saqqaf, 51, Saudi Arabian diplomat and politician, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, died of a cerebral thrombosis.[82]
November 15, 1974 (Friday)
- Secretariat, the racehorse who had won the American Triple Crown in 1973, became a sire for the first time with the birth of his first foal, which would be named First Secretary.[83][84]
- In Egypt, 50 people drowned when an overloaded sailing craft sank in the Nile near the town of Desouk.[85]
- Universal Pictures released the disaster film Earthquake, starring Charlton Heston and Ava Gardner and directed by Mark Robson.[86][87]
- Born:
- Chad Kroeger, Canadian singer (Nickelback); in Hanna, Alberta
- Ingrida Šimonytė, Prime Minister of Lithuania; in Vilnius, Lithuanian SSR, Soviet Union
- Died: Robert Hugo, Duke of Parma, 65
November 16, 1974 (Saturday)
- The radio telescope at the Arecibo Observatory on Puerto Rico sent an interstellar radio message towards Messier 13, the Great Globular Cluster in Hercules. The message will reach its destination around the year 27,000.
- Born: Paul Scholes, English football player
- Died: Walther Meissner, 91, German technical physicist
November 17, 1974 (Sunday)
- In the 1974 Greek legislative election, the first election since the fall of the Greek military junta of 1967–1974, the newly formed New Democracy party won 220 of 300 seats in the Hellenic Parliament.[88]
- Died:
- Clive Brook, 87, English actor
- Erskine Hamilton Childers, 68, Irish politician, 4th President of Ireland, died of heart failure.
November 18, 1974 (Monday)
- The International Energy Agency was founded.
- Born:
- Chloë Sevigny, American actress
- Petter Solberg, Norwegian rally driver
- Died: Gösta Lilliehöök, 90, Swedish modern pentathlete and 1912 Olympic Games champion[89]
November 19, 1974 (Tuesday)
- Dedication ceremonies began for the Washington D.C. Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, continuing through November 22.[90]
- Died:
- Louise Fitzhugh, 46, American children's author known for Harriet the Spy, died of a brain aneurysm.[91][92]
- Alessandro Momo, 17, Italian actor (Malicious, Scent of a Woman), died in a motorcycle accident.
November 20, 1974 (Wednesday)
- Lufthansa Flight 540 crashed in Nairobi, Kenya, due to a mechanical failure, killing 59 of its 157 passengers.
- Born:
- Drew Ginn, Australian rower, 3-time Olympic gold medalist; in Leongatha, Victoria[93]
- Kurt Krömer (stage name of Alexander Bojcan), German television presenter, comedian and actor; in Berlin
- Died: Ben West (born Raphael Benjamin West), 63, American attorney and politician, former Mayor of Nashville[94]
November 21, 1974 (Thursday)
- Birmingham pub bombings: In Birmingham, England, two pubs were bombed, killing 21 people in an attack widely believed at the time to be linked to the Provisional Irish Republican Army. The Birmingham Six were later sentenced to life in prison for the bombings, but their convictions were quashed after a lengthy campaign.[95]
- Died:
- John B. Gambling, 77, American radio broadcasting pioneer known for Rambling with Gambling[96]
- Frank Martin, 84, Swiss composer
November 22, 1974 (Friday)
November 23, 1974 (Saturday)
- Died:
- Cornelius Ryan, 54, Irish-born American writer
- Massacre of the Sixty of government and military officials in Ethiopia:
- Abiye Abebe, 56–57, politician and army officer
- Aklilu Habte-Wold, 62, politician and 6th Prime Minister of Ethiopia
- Aman Andom, 50, army officer and 1st President of Ethiopia
- Asrate Medhin Kassa, 52, aristocrat and army officer
- Endelkachew Makonnen, 47, politician and 4th Prime Minister of Ethiopia
November 24, 1974 (Sunday)
- A skeleton from the hominid species Australopithecus afarensis was discovered and named Lucy.
- Born: Stephen Merchant, English actor and comedian
November 25, 1974 (Monday)
- Died:
- Nick Drake, 26, British musician, suicide by overdose
- U Thant, 65, Burmese diplomat and 3rd Secretary-General of the United Nations, died of lung cancer.
November 26, 1974 (Tuesday)
- Anneline Kriel was crowned as Miss World 1974, the second South African to hold the title after Penny Coelen in 1958, when Helen Morgan resigned four days after winning the 24th Miss World pageant.
- Born: Roman Šebrle, Czech Olympic champion decathlete; in Lanškroun, Czechoslovakia[97]
November 27, 1974 (Wednesday)
- Born: Wendy Houvenaghel, British Olympic racing cyclist; in Magherafelt, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland[98]
November 28, 1974 (Thursday)
- Died: Konstantin Melnikov, 84, Soviet architect
November 29, 1974 (Friday)
- Born: Ferenc Merkli, Hungarian Slovene priest, writer and translator
- Died:
- James J. Braddock, 69, American boxer known as "Cinderella Man"
- Peng Dehuai, 76, Chinese military leader
November 30, 1974 (Saturday)
- Born: Wallace Chung, Hong Kong actor and singer
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