1966 - Despite a transit strike, most professionals in Manhattan are able to make it to work by crowding Grand Central Station and the highways.
1966 - Austrian skier Karl Schranz wins an international downhill skiing competition in Kitzbuhel, Austria.
1966 - Billy Kidd participates in an international downhill men's skiing competition in Kitzbuhel, Austria, where another racer tumbles.
1966 - The ocean liner Michelangelo is seen sitting in a New York dock, heavily damaged by a deadly storm, and survivors disembark to be reunited with emotional friends and family.
1966 - Australian long distance runner Ron Clarke sets a new record in the two mile run at the Golden Gate Invitational held indoors in San Francisco, California.
1966 - Men in Spain participate in a race on a muddy, hilly course where they can switch from bicycling to running with their bikes at will.
1966 - Pedestrians and drivers must navigate snowy roads in New York City, New York.
1966 - Hungarian women make ceramics.
1966 - Dolphins are fed at a marine zoo.
1966 - Sniper Charles Whitman opens fire from a tower on the campus of the University of Texas, and wounded students are evacuated before he is caught.
1966 - Highlights of the Ringling Brothers' Barnum and Bailey circus at Madison Square Garden include a tiger riding a horse.
1966 - Little boys box at a special competition hosted by the US Naval Academy.
1966 - Prime Minister Wilson is reelected in London, England.
1966 - Kids dance the twist with a circus elephant under the big top.
1966 - Golfer Billy Casper defeats Arnold Palmer at the US Open.
1966 - The musical group Up With People concludes an uplifting number.
1966 - Vice President Humphrey leaves his home in Rock Creek Park in the morning.
1966 - Many participants in a kayak slalom down Germany's Roer river are capsized.
1966 - A Dutch vehicle called an amphirol proves maneuverable on mud, quicksand, and in the water.
1966 - A new British army vehicle, a six-wheel gun and personnel carrier, demonstrates its maneuverability.
1966 - American soldiers stationed in France work with French civilians and marry French women.
1966 - Cranes are used to lower two new US Navy scientific research submarines into the water off New London, Connecticut.
1966 - Troops pass in review and children perform folk dances in a May Day celebration held in Red Square of Moscow, Russia.
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1966 - LA Dodgers pitchers Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale hold out for higher salaries, and are rewarded.
1966 - Fred Stolle defeats John Newcombe for the men's title at the US Open.
1966 - LBJ receives an honorary doctorate from Princeton University, and arrives to give a speech at the dedication ceremony for the new Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
1966 - Women model fashionable new swim caps while boating in Jamaica.
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1966 - A NASA scientist uses pipettes and flasks in an experiment on crafting drinks for astronauts in space.
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1966 - Traffic heads towards the Manned Spacecraft Center in downtown Houston, Texas.
1966 - In a speech at the dedication ceremony of Princeton University's new School of Public and International Affairs, LBJ describes America's foreign policy as one of restraint but ready to defend freedom in places such as southeast Asia.
1966 - Construction workers build out a shipyard in San Francisco, California.
1966 - Kurt Kiesinger becomes Chancellor of West Germany.
1966 - Governors Lindsay and Volpe of New York and Massachusetts give special honors to Alfred Hitchcock in recognition of his fiftieth film.
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1966 - Exteriors of the Kennedy Space Center in Florida show signs for it and NASA.
1966 - Guests arrive at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City, New York for the final performance before the house is destroyed, while protestors gather outside to preserve it.
1966 - Golfers Billy Casper and Arnold Palmer compete in the US Open.
1966 - Vice President Humphrey arrives in Atlantic City to give a speech at the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America's convention.
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1966 - A man cuts meat into small portions for space food tests in a laboratory.
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1966 - A NASA mathematician uses chalk to work on the Project Gemini rendezvous formula.
1966 - President Marcos and the First Lady of the Philippines attend the opening performance of the Metropolitan Opera in New York City's Lincoln Center.
1966 - The Belmont Stakes race begins at the Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens, New York, with special attention paid to Kauai King who is poised to win the Triple Crown.
1966 - Commuters crowd Penn Station and highways during a New York City transit strike. Michael Quill, head of the Transport Workers Union, is thrown in civil jail.
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1966 - Computers synthesize code matrix data to locate precise coordinates for the US Navy on a map of Vietnam.
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1966 - Cars and trucks drive towards the Manned Spacecraft Center in downtown Houston, Texas.
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1966 - Two men overlook launch umbilical towers at the Kennedy Space Center.