This Day in History: 10/05/1947 - Truman Makes TV Address

This Day in History: 10/05/1947 - Truman Makes TV Address

In this This Day in History video clip learn about different events that have occurred on October 5th. Some of the events include Chief Joseph surrenders and the Beatles releasing their first single, Love Me Do. Also, Barry Bonds hits the most home runs in a single season and President Truman makes the first television address.

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