A few things to remember about October 1st:
1) Johnny Carson made his debut on The Tonight Show this week in 1962. It went on until May ’92 when Carson retired.
Along the way, Carson had a way of addressing our political issues with humor and incredible timing. He made politics fun, specially when he would poke fun at both sides with great lines.
2) On the last day of the 1961 season, Roger Maris hit his 61st home run and set a new season record. It stood until 1998 when Mark McGwire hit 70.
And third, we remember that Bonnie was born on this day in 1910. It was many years ago that Bonnie & Clyde met the law for the last time in Louisiana.
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