World News
Today in History: September 18th─── 08:00 Thu, 18 Sep 2014
Historical Events:
• 1943: Hitler orders deportation of Danish Jews (unsuccessful).
• 1957: Electric train joining in Amsterdam-Brussels
• 2003: In Mozambique, twelve people are charged over a massive banking fraud, a case that was being investigated by murdered journalist Carlos Cardoso.
• 2012: World's first mother-to-daughter uterus transplant undertaken at the University of Gothenburg.
Arts, Music, TV:
• 1985: BBC Radio reports prime # 2^216091-1 found in Houston.
• 1994: Ken Burn's "Baseball" premieres on PBS.
• 2005: 57th Emmy Awards: Lost, Everybody Loves Raymond, James Spader & Patricia Arquette win.
Sports:
• 1974: Sol Campbell, English footballer is born.
• 1999: SA gains 180 medals during the 7th All Africa Games that ends in Johannesburg; followed by Egypt with 156 and Nigeria with 128.
• 2013: Ken Norton, American heavyweight boxer, dies at 70.
Source: historyorb.com & sahistory.org.com
Compiled by: Thandi Xaba