- This date was The Beatles' first at Hamburg's Star-Club, the city's newest rock 'n' roll venue. The group spent the following seven weeks performing at the venue, notching up 172 hours of stage time over 48 nights.
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- Further to the story from 6th April... U.S. Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg met privately in New York City with U.S. Steel Chairman Roger Blough and outlined the steps that the Kennedy administration would take if the steel price increase continued. At 3.05p.m. Kaiser Steel rescinded its price increase, followed by Bethlehem Steel at 3.21p.m. The largest of the companies, U.S. Steel, capitulated at 5.25p.m., followed by Republic Steel at 5.57p.m., Pittsburgh Steel at 6.26p.m., Jones & Laughlin 6.37p.m., National Steel at 7.33p.m. and Youngstown Sheet & Tube 9.09p.m.
Friday, 13 April 2012
April 13th
On this day in 1962...
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