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  • 6th June, 1844
    The Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) is founded in London, offering recreational facilities and community support.

  • 6th June, 1872
    Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton form the National Woman's Suffrage Association in the United States, advancing women's rights.

  • 6th June, 1892
    Chicago's "L" train begins operation, providing efficient transportation and becoming an iconic part of the city's infrastructure.

  • 6th June, 1925
    Walter Percy Chrysler founds the Chrysler Corporation, leading to innovations and advancements in the automobile industry.

  • 6th June, 1933
    The first drive-in theater opens in Camden, New Jersey, offering a new and unique way for people to enjoy movies.

  • 6th June, 1936
    The first flight of the Focke-Wulf Fw 61, the first fully controllable helicopter, takes place, marking a significant achievement in aviation.

  • 6th June, 1956
    "The Milton Berle Show" moves to NBC, becoming one of the first successful American television variety shows.

  • 6th June, 1962
    The Beatles' first recording session at EMI's Abbey Road Studios marks the beginning of their legendary music career.

  • 6th June, 1965
    The Rolling Stones release their hit single "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," which becomes a defining song of the rock and roll era.

  • 6th June, 1971
    The Ed Sullivan Show airs its final episode on CBS, concluding a significant era in American television history.

  • 6th June, 1984
    Tetris, one of the most popular and enduring video games, is released by Russian programmer Alexey Pajitnov.

  • 6th June, 1990
    The Sega Genesis game "Sonic the Hedgehog" is released, becoming a major hit and iconic franchise in the gaming industry.

  • 6th June, 1992
    Arkansas celebrates the opening of the Clinton Presidential Center, becoming a key attraction and hub of historical information.

  • 6th June, 1994
    The animated TV series "ReBoot" premieres in the United States, becoming the first fully computer-animated TV series.

  • 6th June, 1998
    The first Harry Potter book, "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone," is published in the United States, beginning a global phenomenon.

  • 6th June, 2000
    The film "Gladiator," directed by Ridley Scott, is released in theaters, achieving critical and commercial success.

  • 6th June, 2012
    Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee is celebrated, marking 60 years of her reign and bringing together people from around the world.

  • 6th June, 2016
    The Arkansas Razorbacks baseball team advances to the NCAA Super Regionals, showcasing the state's athletic talent and spirit.

  • 6th June, 2018
    The film "Ocean's 8" is released, featuring an all-female lead cast and receiving positive reviews for its performances and entertainment value.

  • 6th June, 2021
    The University of Arkansas women's track and field team wins the NCAA Outdoor Championships, adding to the university's prestigious athletic achievements.

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