1957: Only 6,702 fans come to say farewell to Ebbets Field as the Brooklyn Dodgers play their last game there before moving to Los Angeles.
1968: Don Hewitt launches 60 Minutes on CBS.
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Thursday, September 24, 2009
TODAY IN HISTORY
1969: Judge Julius Hoffman presides over the first day of the Chicago Eight trial. It becomes the Chicago Seven when Bobby Seale is tried separately,
1957: Only 6,702 fans come to say farewell to Ebbets Field as the Brooklyn Dodgers play their last game there before moving to Los Angeles.
1968: Don Hewitt launches 60 Minutes on CBS.
1957: Only 6,702 fans come to say farewell to Ebbets Field as the Brooklyn Dodgers play their last game there before moving to Los Angeles.
1968: Don Hewitt launches 60 Minutes on CBS.
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