On this day in history, we explore pivotal moments that shaped science, culture, and society. Stuart McMillian delves into the discovery of Lucy’s 3.2 million-year-old skeletal remains in Ethiopia, a groundbreaking find that reshaped our understanding of human evolution. Learn about Lucy’s unique features and her enduring significance in evolutionary studies.

Also, we reflect on the assassination of Lee Harvey Oswald, accused assassin of President Kennedy, and the shocking moment 61 years ago when Jack Ruby shot Oswald live on national television. Eyewitness accounts and news coverage of the event remain etched in American history.

Finally, we celebrate the Broadway debut of Guys and Dolls 74 years ago, a musical that left an indelible mark on American culture with iconic songs like “Luck Be a Lady.” Join us as we examine these impactful moments and their lasting legacies.

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