September 19, 1952: US Immigration slams door on Chaplin; The United States prevents film legend Charlie Chaplin from returning to Hollywood until he is investigated by the Immigration Services.

September 18, 1970: Rock legend Hendrix dies after party; Rock guitarist Jimi Hendrix dies after collapsing at a party in London.

September 17, 1982: Refugees massacred in Beirut camps; More than 1,000 people are feared to have been killed during a 24-hour rampage by Lebanese militia in West Beirut.

September 15, 1970, King Hussein of Jordan forms a military government with Muhammad Daoud as the prime minister

September 14, 1948, Scientists in Washington warn that the world is outgrowing its food supply

September 12 1906, It is revealed that Russian authorities instigated Siedice massacre of Jews in Poland

September 11, 2001 America comes under terrorist attack as two planes demolish the Twin Towers in New York, and the other two hitWashington and Virginia

September 10, 1923: The Free Irish State is admitted into the League of Nations in Geneva

September 8,  1905, 1.5 million people in the UK now hold a union card

September 7, 1979, Over 300 reported killed by Mozambique troops

September 6, 1962: Soviet Spy Robert Soblen tries to commit suicide as he is being deported from UK

September 5, 1979: UK, Nationwide mourning marks the State Funeral of Lord Mountbatten, killed in an IRA bomb attack 

September 4 1962: JFK promises all steps necessary against Cuban aggression

September 3 1964, Robert Kennedy resigns as Attorney General to run for the Senate

September 2, 1961: US and UK call for ban on nuclear tests in the atmosphere

September 2, 1961: US and UK call for ban on nuclear tests in the atmosphere

September 1, 1969: Colonel Gaddafi became de facto leader of Libya after staging a Coup