Today in History October 1 highlights and events
On this date in 1961 Roger Maris hit his 61st home run in a 162 game season for the Yankees, surpassing Babe Ruth’s 60 in a 154 game season. The day marks Civil War events, Ford Model T’s market debut, the LA Times bombing, Free Speech Movement launch, Disney World opening, Carter library dedication, and multiple global and sports notes.
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Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Tracy Stallard
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
North Carolina
Pamlico Sound
Henry Ford
Los Angeles Times
University of California At Berkeley
Walt Disney World
Orlando
Fla
Jimmy Carter
Atlanta
Ronald Reagan
Los Angeles
Lottery draw results and jackpots
The notice lists several lottery results including Pick Three and Pick Four midday and evening draws with numbers: Minds 9-8-9, 6-6-3. Four 3-4-3-8, 6-1-9-5. Little Lotto 11-12-34-36-39. Mega Millions 3-19-21-44-45 Mega Ball 29. Lotto jackpot 2.75 million. Mega Millions jackpot 113 million. Kentucky Pick 3 midday 2-1-4. Pick 778-0. Pick 3 evening 9-7-3. Pick 4 evening 8-5-9-2. Missouri Pick 3 midday 2-5-0. Pick 4 midday 9-1-6-9. Pick 3 evening 8-5-7. Pick 4 evening 9-7-2-1. Show MeCash 2-5-8-20-24. Powerball jackpot 47 million.
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Missouri
Southern accuracy line prompts reader callout
A notice invites readers to report inaccuracies in The Southern by calling three listed phone numbers for clarification and correction. It emphasizes phone-based feedback and directs inquiries to the publication’s contact lines.
Kevorkian Artworks and Belongings Set for Auction
Detroit doctor and assisted-death advocate Jack Kevorkian’s paintings writings and his blue sweater will be auctioned in late October at the New York Institute of Technology. More than 20 paintings an art kit and sweaters linked to his life will go on sale with proceeds largely to his heir a niece and the charity Kicking Cancer for Kids.
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Detroit
Jack Kevorkian
Mayer Morganroth
New York Institute of Technology
Morganroth
Kevorkian
Karen O to unveil Stop the Virgens at Brooklyn festival
In New York Karen O of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs will debut her mini opera Stop the Virgens at The Creators Project festival with Vice. The two day event October 15 16 in downtown Brooklyn also features Florence and the Machine and a David Bowie multimedia work.
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New York
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Karen O
Vice
Intel
the Creators
Brooklyn
N.Y
Florence and the Machine
David Bowie
The
Opera
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