TODAY IN HISTORY: From Robert F Kennedy being shot dead in a hotel kitchen after his victory speech to a Chinese man standing alone to block a line of tanks in Tiananmen Square. 9News
The surrender came after the successful evacuation of 338,226 Allied soldiers from the French beach.
McVeigh had driven a van packed with explosives under the Alfred P Murrah Federal Building, then fled after lighting a two-minute fuse. Rolls is best remembered for the company he founded with his friend Henry Royce six years earlier, when he was 26.Queen Elizabeth II is coronated at Westminister Abbey on June 2, 1953.
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