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Coronation Street

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13th May - Martha Longhurst dies from a heart attack in the Rovers Return Inn.

Dr Who

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Doctor Who Universe

The Doctor visits St. Cedd's College at Cambridge. (DW: Shada)

July

13 - Maria Jackson breaks free of the Trickster's Graske servant and arrives in this date. A few minutes after, 13 year old Sarah Jane Smith's best friend Andrea Yates falls off a pier and drowns. (SJA: Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane?).

Negated timeline

In a timeline created by the Trickster, Sarah drowns and Andrea lives. (SJA: Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane?).

November

15 - According to her passport, the birthdate of Perpugilliam "Peri" Brown companion to the Doctor in his fifth and sixth incarnations. (DW: Planet of Fire)

Real World

January

04 - "The Escape" (DW: The Daleks Episode 3) is first broadcast.
11 - "The Ambush" (DW: The Daleks Episode 4) is first broadcast.
18 - "The Expedition" (DW: The Daleks Episode 5) is first broadcast.
25 - "The Ordeal" (DW: The Daleks Episode 6) is first broadcast.

Early 1964

Moris Farhi submits a six-episode script entitled Farewell Great Macedon and a single-episode script entitled The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance. Neither are produced, but both are eventually published in 2009.

February

A recording of the Doctor Who theme by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop is released on a 45 rpm single. Likely the earliest release of any soundtrack music from the series.
Another recording of the Doctor Who theme, this time by Eric Winstone and his Orchestra, is also released on Pye Records, and is possibly the first non-BBC recording of the theme to be issued.
01 - "The Rescue" (DW: The Daleks Episode 7; not to be confused with a later serial of the same name) is first broadcast.
08 - "The Edge of Destruction" (DW: The Edge of Destruction Episode 1) is first broadcast.
15 - "The Brink of Disaster" (DW: The Edge of Destruction Episode 2) is first broadcast.
15 - Radio Times prints its first-ever Doctor Who-related cover (dated February 22-28) to promote the first episode of DW: Marco Polo.
16 - Christopher Eccleston (the Ninth Doctor) is born in Salford, Lancashire, England. He is the first actor to play the Doctor born after the series debuted on television.
22 - "The Roof of the World" (DW: Marco Polo Episode 1) is first broadcast.
29 - "The Singing Sands" (DW: Marco Polo Episode 2) is first broadcast.

March

07 - "Five Hundred Eyes"(DW: Marco Polo Episode 3) is first broadcast.
14 - "The Wall of Lies" (DW: Marco Polo Episode 4) is first broadcast.
21 - "Rider From Shang-Tu" (DW: Marco Polo Episode 5) is first broadcast.
28 - "Mighty Kublai Khan" (DW: Marco Polo Episode 6) is first broadcast.

April

01 - Marcus Hutton is born.
04 - "Assassin at Peking" (DW: Marco Polo Episode 7) is first broadcast.
11 - "The Sea of Death" (DW: The Keys of Marinus Episode 1) is first broadcast.
18 - "The Velvet Web" First Broadcast (DW: The Keys of Marinus Episode 2) is first broadcast.
20 - BBC Two, the United Kingdom's third TV network, is launched. Henceforth the main BBC network, which aired Doctor Who, would be known as BBC One.
25 - "The Screaming Jungle" (DW: The Keys of Marinus Episode 3) is first broadcast.

May

02 - "The Snows of Terror" (DW: The Keys of Marinus Episode 4) is first broadcast.
09 - "Sentence of Death" (DW: The Keys of Marinus Episode 5) is first broadcast.
16 - "The Keys of Marinus" First Broadcast (DW: The Keys of Marinus Episode 6) is first broadcast.
23 - "The Temple of Evil" First Broadcast (DW: The Aztecs Episode 1) is first broadcast.
30 - "The Warriors of Death" (DW: The Aztecs Episode 2) is first broadcast.

June

06 - "The Bride of Sacrifice" (DW: The Aztecs Episode 3) is first broadcast.
13 - "The Day of Darkness" (DW: The Aztecs Episode 4) is first broadcast.
20 - "Strangers in Space" (DW: The Sensorites Episode 1) is first broadcast.
22 - Paterson Joseph is born.
27 - "The Unwilling Warriors" (DW: The Sensorites Episode 2) is first broadcast.
30 - The Dalek Book first published, possibly the first book tie-in with Doctor Who featuring original material.

July

11 - "Hidden Danger" (DW: The Sensorites Episode 3) is first broadcast.
18 - "A Race Against Death" (DW: The Sensorites Episode 4) is first broadcast.
22 - Bonnie Langford, who would play Melanie Bush, is born in Hampton Court, Surrey, England. She is the first companion actor to be born after the start of the original series.
25 - "Kidnap" (DW: The Sensorites Episode 5) is first broadcast.

August

01 - "A Desperate Venture" (DW: The Sensorites Episode 6) is first broadcast.
08 - "A Land of Fear" (DW: The Reign of Terror Episode 1) is first broadcast.
15 - "Guests of Madame Guillotine" (DW: The Reign of Terror Episode 2) is first broadcast.
22 - "A Change of Identity" (DW: The Reign of Terror Episode 3) is first broadcast.
29 - "The Tyrant of France" (DW: The Reign of Terror Episode 4) is first broadcast.

September

05 - "A Bargain of Necessity" (DW: The Reign of Terror Episode 5) is first broadcast.
05 - Stephen Greenhorn, writer of DW: The Lazarus Experiment and The Doctor's Daughter, is born in West Lothian, Scotland.
12 - "Prisoners of Concergerie" (DW: The Reign of Terror Episode 6) is first broadcast. The airing of this episode concludes Season 1 of Doctor Who, although only a few weeks will pass before the start of Season 2.

October

31 - "Planet of Giants", the first episode of Season 2 and of the story DW: Planet of Giants, is first broadcast.

November

07 - "Dangerous Journey" (DW: Planet of Giants Episode 2) is first broadcast.
12 - DWN: Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks, a hardback novelisation by David Whitaker of DW: The Daleks and the first-ever Doctor Who tie-in book, is published in hardcover by Frederick Muller. In 1973, it would be reprinted by Target Books as Doctor Who and the Daleks.
14 - "Crisis" (DW: Planet of Giants Episode 3) is first broadcast.
14 - Radio Times again features a cover story on Doctor Who, this time announcing the much-anticipated return of the Daleks in DW: The Dalek Invasion of Earth.
14 - Doctor Who comic strips debut in the 674th issue of TV Comic.
21 - "World's End" (DW: The Dalek Invasion of Earth Episode 1) is first broadcast. For the first time, a Doctor Who episode features extensive location filming and brings back a previously seen monster. It is also the first story to incorporate widely known London landmarks (despite being set in the future).
28 - "The Daleks" (DW: The Dalek Invasion of Earth Episode 2) is first broadcast.

December

Its original 20,000-copy print run already sold out, DWN: Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks goes into a second printing.
Doctor Who enters the pop music leagues when a Newcastle girl group called the Go-Go's (no relation to the American group of the 1980s) releases the single "I'm Gonna Spend My Christmas With A Dalek". Coincidentally, the Dalek story now underway does indeed run through Christmas.
05 - "Day of Reckoning" (DW: The Dalek Invasion of Earth Episode 3) is first broadcast.
12 - "The End of Tomorrow" (DW: The Dalek Invasion of Earth Episode 4) is first broadcast.
19 - "The Waking Ally" (DW: The Dalek Invasion of Earth Episode 5) is first broadcast.
26 - "Flashpoint" (DW: The Dalek Invasion of Earth Episode 6) is first broadcast. The episode sees the first major cast change, as Carole Ann Ford leaves the series.

Unknown date

Doctor Who begins airing on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation network in Canada, making its North American debut.

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Years:	1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 *(Stardates unknown)*
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Centuries:	19th century - 20th century - 21st century

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DC Comics

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1954 ... 1962 - 1963 — 1964 — 1965 - 1966 ... 1974

Creators

The following creative talent are known to have been born in 1964:

Ande Parks · Jim Lee · John Stracuzzi

Titles

The following comic titles debuted with a 1964 cover date:

80-Page Giant Vol 1 · Blue Beetle (Charlton) Vol 2 · Capt. Storm Vol 1 · Doom Patrol Vol 1 · Fightin' 5 Vol 1 · Hawkman Vol 1 · Sarge Steel Vol 1

The following Comic titles were last published with a 1964 cover date:

Daring Adventures Vol 1 · Many Loves of Dobie Gillis Vol 1 · My Greatest Adventure Vol 1

The following One Shots were published with a 1964 cover date:

Sgt. Rock's Prize Battle Tales Vol 1 1

Characters

The following characters debuted with a 1964 cover date:

Adam Strange II (Earth-One) · Ahk-Ton (New Earth) · Ardora (Earth-One) · Axel Storm (New Earth) · Birdman (Earth-One) · Brain (New Earth) · Brin Londo (Pre-Zero Hour) · Bromwell Stikk (New Earth) · Computer Tyrants · Daniel Garrett (Earth-Four) · David Hand (New Earth) · Eric Morden (New Earth) · Frenk/Dyvud Retzun (Pre-Zero Hour) · Garf-Og (Earth-One) · Garguax (New Earth) · Gazor (Earth-One) · Harriet Cooper (Earth-One) · Ilshu Nor (Pre-Zero Hour) · Java (New Earth) · Johnny Quick (Earth-Three) · Joseph Hand (New Earth) · Kal-Ul (Earth-Three) · Karloff (New Earth) · Katma Tui (New Earth) · Laura De Mille (New Earth) · Mallah (New Earth) · Nura Nal (Pre-Zero Hour) · Owlman (Earth-Three) · Percival Sutter (New Earth) · Peter Hand (New Earth) · Power Ring (Earth-Three) · Quelu Ord (Pre-Zero Hour) · Rex Mason (New Earth) · Rog (New Earth) · Roy Travich (Pre-Zero Hour) · Sapphire Stagg (New Earth) · Sargent Steel (New Earth) · Simon Stagg (New Earth) · Steven Dayton (New Earth) · Super-Woman (Earth-Three) · Sussa Paka (Pre-Zero Hour) · Sven Larson (New Earth) · Tal Nahii (Pre-Zero Hour) · Thomas Oscar Morrow (New Earth) · Time Trapper (Pre-Zero Hour) · Vril Dox II (New Earth) · William Hand (New Earth) · William Storm (New Earth) · Zatanna Zatara (New Earth)

Teams

The following teams debuted with a 1964 cover date:

Brotherhood of Evil · Crime Syndicate of America · Heroes of Lallor · Teen Titans

Titles

Ongoing

The following DC Comics titles were in publication in 1964.

80-Page Giant, Action Comics, Adventure Comics, All-American Men of War, Aquaman (Volume 1), Batman, Brave and the Bold (Volume 1), Captain Storm, Detective Comics, Doom Patrol (Volume 1), Flash, G.I. Combat, Green Lantern (Volume 2), Justice League of America (Volume 1), Our Army at War, Our Fighting Forces, Showcase, Star-Spangled War Stories, Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes, Superman, Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane, Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen, Wonder Woman (Volume 1), World's Finest Comics

Chronology

The following events were published by DC Comics in the year 1964. This does not necessarily indicate that these storylines took place in the year 1964. The passage of time in the DC Universe is nebulous and subject to change and interpretation. Events from historical time periods are indexed under their corresponding years.

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Pre	50's	60's
1609 1625 1664 1798 1842 1886 1923 1935 1938 1946 1949	1953 1954 1956 1957	1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1967 1968 1969
70's	80's	90's
1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979	1980 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989	1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
New Millennium
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010	2013 2308

Events concerning the Grand Theft Auto series in 1964

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Café Robina opens in Vice City.

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eWrestling

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This article contains information on e-wrestling events that happened in 1964.

Notable 1964 births

Steven Glover (The Purest)

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1964 handler births/deaths

Ice Hockey

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Marvel Database

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All Comics for 1964 Without Month Designations

Avengers Vol 1 10	Avengers Vol 1 11	Avengers Vol 1 5	Avengers Vol 1 6
Avengers Vol 1 7	Tales of Suspense Vol 1 53	Tales of Suspense Vol 1 54	Tales of Suspense Vol 1 55
Tales of Suspense Vol 1 56	Tales of Suspense Vol 1 57	Tales of Suspense Vol 1 58	Tales of Suspense Vol 1 60
Tales to Astonish Vol 1 51	Tales to Astonish Vol 1 52	Tales to Astonish Vol 1 53	Tales to Astonish Vol 1 54
Tales to Astonish Vol 1 55	Tales to Astonish Vol 1 57	Tales to Astonish Vol 1 58	Tales to Astonish Vol 1 60
Tales to Astonish Vol 1 61