When was September 15, 1974?

September 15, 1974, fell on a Sunday, the 258th day of the year.

Historical Events on September 15, 1974

• Chilean military junta takes power in a coup d'état. The democratically elected Marxist government of Salvador Allende is overthrown, leading to a bloody dictatorship that lasts for 17 years.

• Bangladesh becomes a member of the United Nations. The South Asian nation joins as its 139th member state.

  

• New York City's fiscal crisis deepens. The city defaults on its short-term debt obligations, sparking a financial crisis that nearly leads to bankruptcy.

Famous Birthdays on September 15, 1974

• Tom Felton (Actor, known for his role as Draco Malfoy in the "Harry Potter" films)
• Rosamund Pike (Actress, known for her roles in "Gone Girl" and "Jack Reacher")
• Michelle Williams (Actress, known for her roles in "Brokeback Mountain" and "Dawson's Creek")

Notable Deaths on September 15, 1974

• J.B. Priestley (English novelist, playwright, and essayist)

Global Statistics for September 15, 1974

Table 1: Countries with the Highest GDP on September 15, 1974

Table 2: Popular Baby Names in the United States on September 15, 1974

Table 3: Major Stock Market Indices on September 15, 1974

Tips and Tricks for Recreating the Style of September 15, 1974

• Fashion: Wide-leg jeans, bell-bottom pants, platform shoes, earth tones, floral patterns, tie-dye.
• Hair and Makeup: Long, flowing hair parted down the middle or worn in a perm; natural makeup with a focus on blush and mascara.
• Music: Disco, funk, soul, country rock, progressive rock.
• Movies: "The Exorcist," "Taxi Driver," "American Graffiti," "Jaws."
• TV Shows: "Happy Days," "MAS*H," "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," "All in the Family."

Why the Day of the Week Matters

Knowing the day of the week for a specific date can be useful for various reasons:

• Historical research: Understanding the chronology of events and the day of the week they occurred can provide insights into their significance.
• Ancestry and genealogy: Determining the day of the week can help researchers pinpoint births, deaths, and other life events of ancestors.
• Planning and scheduling: Knowing the day of the week for a past or future date can assist with scheduling appointments, vacations, or other events.
• Nostalgia and reminiscing: Recalling the day of the week for a memorable occasion or significant date can evoke fond memories and a sense of connection to the past.

Benefits of Knowing the Day of the Week

• Historical accuracy: Ensures precise dating of events and facilitates the understanding of timelines.
• Genealogical precision: Helps researchers accurately reconstruct family histories and establish relationships.
• Improved planning: Allows for efficient scheduling and coordination of events, especially when considering factors such as workdays and weekends.
• Nostalgic value: Provides a tangible link to past experiences and helps preserve memories.

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