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2008 Princess Rayet Al Noor bint Al Hashim, born in Amman, Jordan
1996 Michael Jordan signs a NBA contract for 1 year for $25 million 1996 Barbara Jordan, Representative-D-Texas, 1972 - 1978 1995 Michael Jordan rejoins Chicago Bulls after 17 months, beats Pacers 1995 Michael Jordan announces he is ending his 17 month NBA retirement 1994 Jordan and Israel sign peace accord 1994 1st telephone link between Israel and Jordan 1994 Jordan and Israeli end 46 year state of war (Washington D.C.) 1994 Israel and Jordan agree to talks in Washington D.C. on July 25th 1994 Bahjat Talhouni, Prime Minister of Jordan 1960 - 1962, 1964 - 1965, 1967 - 1969, 1969 - 1970, dies 1993 Richard Jordan, U.S. actor (Hunt for Red October, Posse), dies at 55 1993 James Jordan, NBA Michael Jordan's father, found dead near McColl, South Carolina 1993 Jordan, father of Michael Jordan, murdered 1993 Clifford Jordan, tenor saxophonist, dies of cancer at 61 1993 MTV hostess Martha Quinn marries longtime boyfriend Jordan Tarlow 1993 Chicago Bull Michael Jordan scores his 20,000th career point 1992 Brave's Charlie Leibrandt 1,000th strikeout and decides to keep the ball He rolls it to the dugout, allows Ricky Jordan to take 2nd on error 1991 Chicago Bull Michael Jordan, named NBA's MVP 1990 Louis Jordan's revue "Five Guys Named Moe," premieres in London 1990 Michael Jordan scores 69 points, 4th time he scores 60 points in a game 1989 Egypt, Iraq, Jordan and North Yemen form common market 1989 Michael Jordan scores his 10,000th NBA point in his 5th season 1988 Patty Jordan wins LPGA Ocean State Golf Open 1988 King Hussein dissolves Jordan's House of Representatives 1988 Jordan cancels $1.3 billion development plan in West Bank 1988 Jim Jordan, actor (Fibber McGee), dies from a blod clot at 91 1987 NBA's Michael Jordan's 58 points is a Chicago Bull record 1987 Michael Jordan, scores Chicago Bulls record 58 points in a game 1986 Jordan government shuts al-Fatah offices 1985 Michael Jordan named NBA Rookie of Year 1985 Jordan king Hussein and PLO leader Arafat sign accord 1984 Egypt and Jordan regain diplomatic relations 1983 58th Australian Womens Tennis: M Navratilova beats K Jordan (62 76) 1983 Jordan king Hussein ceases negotiations with PLO 1983 Jordan Taylor Hanson, born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, singer, Hansons-MMMMbop 1981 Elizabeth Jordan Carr, 1st American test tube baby 1981 Vernon Jordan resigns as president of National Urban League 1980 Attempted assassination on Vernon Jordan, Jr. National Urban League president 1980 54th Australian Womens Tennis: Barbara Jordan beats S Walsh (63 63) 1978 Jordan's King Hussein marries Elizabeth Halaby, 26-yr-old American 1978 Katie Price, born in Brighton, England, Jordan, model, businesswoman, television personality, tabloid, celebrity magazine subject, topless model, appeared on 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!' show 1974 Richard Jordan, linebacker, Detroit Lions 1973 Israel, Egypt, Syria, Jordan, U.S. and U.S.S.R. meet in Geneva 1973 Jordan enters Yom Kippur war 1973 Jeremy Jordan, born in Hammond, Indiana, singer, actor, pop, dance music, recorded music featured in the film 'Airborne', appeared in made-for-TV movies and theater performance of Never Been Kissed 1973 Claudia Jordan, Miss USA-Rhode Island, 1997, top 10 1973 Jordan Air crash at Kano, Nigeria kills 176 Moslem pilgrims 1972 Andrew Jordan, NFL tight end for the Minnesota Vikings 1972 Egypt drops diplomatic relations with Jordan 1972 Sverre Jordan, composer, dies at 82 1971 Wasfi Tal, Jordan's PM, assassinated by Black Sept in Cairo 1971 Syriam President Assad drops diplomatic relations with Jordan 1971 Vernon E Jordan, Jr., appointed executive director of National Urban League 1971 Jordan Young, Thunder Bay Ont, Canadian Tour golfer, 1992 Purdue 1970 Jordan king Hussein forms military government 1970 PLO leader Arafat threatens to make a cemetery of Jordan 1970 Ricardo Jordan, born in Delray Beach, Florida, pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies 1970 Randy Jordan, NFL running back for the Jacksonville Jaguars 1970 Jordan Nathaniel M Knight, Massachusetts, rocker, New Kids-Hangin' Tough 1970 Jordan Knight, American Musician 1970 Alfred Jordan, CFL cornerback for the Calgary Stampeders 1969 Charles Jordan, wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins 1969 Johnny Jordan, cameraman (You Only Live Twice), dies at 44 1968 Battles between Jordan army and Al Fatah-arm forces 1968 Israeli forces cross Jordan River to attack PLO bases 1968 Reggie Jordan, NBA guard, Minnesota Timberwolves 1967 Jordan Whitfield, actor (Swamp Fox), dies of heart attack at 50 1967 Israel, Syria, Jordan, Iraq and Egypt end "6-Day War" with United Nations help 1967 King Hussein of Jordan visits Cairo 1967 Brian Jordan, born in Baltimore, Maryland, outfielder for the St. Louis Cardinals 1966 Barbara Jordan, U.S. softball outfielder, 1996 Olympics gold 1965 Bobby Jordan, actor (Dead End Kids), dies of sclerosis of liver at 42 1964 Egypt/Iraq/Jordan/Kuwait/Syria form common market 1964 Pete Jordan, born in Elmhurst, Illinois, Nike golfer, 1992 Fresno Open-2nd 1964 Pope Paul VI visits Jordan and Israel 1963 Michael Jordan, NBA guard, Chicago Bulls 1961 Marian Jordan, radio comedienne (Fibber McGee and Molly), dies at 62 1961 Michael Jordan, born in Brooklyn, New York, NBA guard and forward, Chicago Bulls 1960 Jordan premier Hazza-el-Madjali deadly injured at bomb attack 1960 Hazza el-Majali, Prime Minister of Jordan is assassinated 1959 USAF Captain Joe B. Jordan reaches 103,395 feet in F-104 jet fighter 1959 J B Jordan in F-104C sets world altitude record, 31,513m 1959 Kathy Jordan, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, tennis player, U.S. Opens Doubles 1981 1959 Patty Jordan, Buffalo, New York, LPGA golfer, 1988 Mitsubishi Motors Ocean 1959 Stanley Jordan, American Musician 1958 Jordan and Iraq disolve their Arab Federation, after 3 months 1958 King Hussein of Jordan breaks off diplomatic relations with UAR 1958 King Hussein declares himself head of Jordan/Iraqi federation 1958 Jordan and Iraq form Arab Federation 1958 Arab Federation of Iraq and Jordan forms 1956 Jordan attacks United Nations Palestine force 1956 Ibrahim Hashiroe succeeds Said el-Moefti as premier of Jordan 1956 Jordan government of Said el-Mufti forms 1956 Jordan government of Samir resigns 1956 Jordan government refuses to join Pact of Baghdad 1956 Samir el-Rifai forms government in Jordan 1955 Said el-Mufti forms Jordan government 1955 Jordan government of Tewfik Abdul Huda resigns 1955 Patrick McCabe, born in Clones, Ireland, novelist, wrote 'Butcher Boy', 'Breakfast on Pluto', both adapted into films by Neil Jordan 1954 Israeli act of revenge in Qibiya Jordan, kills 53 1954 Mabel Paige, actress (Lucky Jordan), dies at 73 1953 Hussein I installed as king of Jordan 1952 Hussain ibn Talal proclaimed King of Jordan 1952 Hussein Ibn Talal I, proclaimed King of Jordan 1952 Jordan adopts constitution 1951 Joe Jordan, Scottish soccer star 1951 Constitution of Jordan passes 1951 Queen Noor of Jordan, born in Washington, D.C., Lisa Najeeb Halaby, president of United World Colleges movement, fourth wife and widow to King Hussein of Jordan 1951 Abdullah Ibn Hussein, Jordan's King (1946-51), killed in Jerusalem 1950 Neil Jordan, director, Crying Game 1950 Neil Jordan, born in Sligo, Ireland, novelist, Dream of a Beast, Past 1949 Transjordan renamed Jordan 1949 Israel and Jordan sign armistice agreement 1948 Jordan annexs Arabic Palestine 1948 Arabic Congress names Abdullah of Trans Jordan, King of Palestine 1948 Lonnie Jordan, born in San Diego, California, rock keyboardist/vocalist, War 1948 Jordan's Arab League captures Atarot, north of Jerusalem 1948 Arab legion attacks Gesher bridge on Jordan River 1946 Abdullah ibn Hussein becomes king of Jordan 1946 Jordan gains independence from Britain (National Day) 1946 Britain signs treaty granting independence to Jordan 1944 Hamilton Jordan, political advisor, 'Crisis - Last Days of the Carter Presidency' 1942 Pallo Jordan, South African ANC member/heads, Radio Freedom 1938 Jordan Christopher, Youngstown Ohio, actor, Secrets of Midland Heights 1938 Richard Jordan, born in New York City, actor, Dune, Old Boyfriends, Interiors 1936 June Jordan, U.S. playwright and poet, His Own Where 1936 Barbara Jordan, born in Houston, Texas, Representative-D-Texas, 1972 - 1978 1936 Bill Jordan, British trade unionist 1935 Hussein ibn Talal I, king of Jordan, 1953- 1935 Vernon Eulion Jordan, Jr., civil rights activist, National Urban League 1935 Hussain ibn Talal, King of Jordan, 1952- 1935 Frank Jordan, American Politician 1935 Henry Jordan, Emporia, Virginia, NFL defensive tackle, Cleveland, Green Bay 1932 Israel Querido, writer (Jordan), dies 1925 Jordan Klein, born in Miami, Florida, cameraman/director, Thunderball 1923 Bobby Jordan, born in New York, actor, Bowery Champs, Kid Dynamite, Flying Wild 1917 Jordan Whitfield, Pennsylvania, actor, Swamp Fox 1915 Thomas Jordan Jarvis, American Politician 1908 Louis Jordan, born in Arkansas, alto saxman, Caldonia 1898 Marian Jordan, Peoria, Illinois, radio comedienne, Fibber McGee and Molly 1897 Marian Jordan, actress, Molly-Fibber McGee and Molly 1896 Jim Jordan, Peoria, Illinois, radio comedian, Fibber McGee 1889 Sverre Jordan, composer 1884 Johannes Elsensohn, Dutch actor and writer, Arie, novel from the Jordan 1851 David Starr Jordan, New York, biologist/university President, Leland Stanford 1836 Thomas Jordan Jarvis, American Politician 1818 Richard Jordan Gatling, U.S., inventor, hand-cranked machine gun 1816 Dorothea Jordan, French actress/mistress (William IV), dies at 65 1813 Samuel Jordan Kirkwood, Gov-Iowa, U.S. Sect of Interior, 1881-82 1787 John Jordan Crittenden, MC, Union 1761 Dorothea Jordan, Ireland, French comedic actress 1623 1st breach-of-promise lawsuit: Reverend Gerville Pooley, Virginia files against Cicely Jordan, he loses |
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