[November 24th, 1985] The Dallas Cowboys defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 34-17, ending a rough losing streak and staying in first place in the NFC East. The win came after a 44-0 loss to the Bears, while the Eagles fell to 6-6 and are now out of the division title race.

[November 24th, 1985] The NFL Today

[November 24th, 1985] Big Joe Turner, a legendary blues singer and pioneer of rock 'n' roll, passed away at 74 from heart failure in Inglewood, California. Known for hits like "Shake, Rattle and Roll," he remained active in music despite health struggles.

[November 24th, 1985] Mr. Kinnock is in a temper with Hatton, journalists, and even Miss Langdon. His frustration is evident, especially when challenged on his stance toward Liverpool. His sense of humor may be at risk, but his political journey is on the brink of a revival.

[November 24th, 1985] "Maturity is the Grand Illusion: Some People are Just Younger than Others" by Manly P. Hall

[November 23rd, 1985] This week's music charts

[November 23rd, 1985] Colorful covers of today's magazines

[November 23rd, 1985] Julian with Scott Baio, Henry Winkler, and two guests at his Stand By Me: A Portrait Of Julian Lennon documentary at the Sheraton Premiere Hotel

[November 23rd, 1985] Arsenal drew 0-0 with West Brom in a lackluster Milk Cup match, with neither team creating clear chances. Manager Don Howe praised the young players but felt key veterans underperformed. The game ended in a stalemate, leaving both teams uncertain for the replay.

[November 23rd, 1985] The exhibition "American Masterworks on Paper: Drawings, Watercolors, and Prints," begins at Hirschl & Adler Galleries in New York

[November 23rd, 1985] The former Playland Skating Rink in York burned down, causing $500,000 in damages. About 100 patrons escaped unharmed, and the fire is believed to have started in an electrical room. The rink's owner, Lewis Quintin Jr., is insured for the loss.

[November 23rd, 1985] Leicester stunned Manchester United 3-0 at Filbert Street, with young Scot McAllister scoring early and Smith adding two goals. Leicester's performance was inspired by Laurie Cunningham's return, while United struggled without key players.

[November 23rd, 1985] All-American Len Bias scored 23 points before fouling out, and Keith Gatlin added 20 as 19th-ranked Maryland defeated Northeastern 84-72 in their season opener. Bias helped the Terrapins pull away with a key second-half run.

[November 23rd, 1985] Angelica "Angel" Longoria, a 15-year-old girl, disappeared from her home in El Monte, California. She has not been seen or heard from since, and her case remains unsolved.

[November 23rd, 1985] The Boston Bruins defeated the Philadelphia Flyers 5-4 in a thrilling game, with Kraig Nienhuis scoring a last-minute power-play goal. The emotional win was fueled by the team's desire to celebrate Rick Middleton's wedding.

[November 23rd, 1985] Today's Bloom County comic

[November 23rd, 1985] All Japan TV

[November 23rd, 1985] Today's Calvin and Hobbes comic

[November 23rd, 1985] President Reagan's Radio Address to the Nation on the United States-Soviet Summit Meeting in Geneva and talks about his Radio Days before the Broadcast followed by a Photo Opportunity with Embassy Personnel in the Oval Office

[November 23rd, 1985] The $750 million Fort McHenry Tunnel was dedicated with fanfare, despite a drunk driver being arrested hours earlier. The tunnel, named after Gen. Sam Smith, is the final link of I-95 and expected to handle up to 100,000 vehicles daily.

[November 23rd, 1985] James T. Licavoli, former Cleveland Mafia boss, died in a Wisconsin hospital while serving a 17-year sentence for conspiracy in Oxford, Wisconsin. He was 80. He was convicted in 1982 for his role in organized crime, including the 1977 bombing that killed rival Danny Green.

[November 23rd, 1985] President Reagan viewed the Geneva summit with Gorbachev as a promising start to improved U.S.-Soviet relations, expressing optimism about future negotiations.

[November 23rd, 1985] Taco performs live on the German TV series "Die aktuelle Schaubude"

[November 23rd, 1985] Phish performed a concert at the Goddard College cafeteria in Plainfield, Vermont

[November 23rd, 1985] The 1985 All Japan Pro Wrestling (AJPW) Real World Tag League began

[November 23rd, 1985] Nick Bockwinkel and Curt Hennig vs. Genichiro Tenryu and Jumbo Tsuruta

[November 23rd, 1985] Nina Quartero, an American film actress, dies in Woodland Hills, California. She was 77.

[November 23rd, 1985] Manny Fernandez VS Buddy Landel NWA

[November 23rd, 1985] NWA World Wide Wrestling

[November 23rd, 1985] Tens of thousands of Protestants in Belfast protested the Anglo-Irish agreement, which grants the Irish Republic a formal role in Northern Ireland. They accused the deal of undermining their rights and sovereignty, with leaders vowing to resign from Parliament to oppose it.

[November 23rd, 1985] "Care Bears", an animated fantasy adventure television series based on the franchise of the same name, ends after 11 episodes. The series finale episode is titled "The Cloud Worm / The Girl Who Called Wolf"

[November 23rd, 1985] Hollywood Beat airs the episode "Fast Hustle"

[November 23rd, 1985] On the Ewoks and Droids Adventure Hour, Ewoks airs the episode "Blue Harvest" and Droids airs the episode "Across the Roon Sea"

[November 23rd, 1985] A bomb exploded on a train in Punjab, India, killing 2 and injuring 15. Authorities suspect Sikh separatists, who seek an independent Punjab, planted the device in the last coach. The blast occurred as the train approached the Shambhu station.

[November 23rd, 1985] The USS Pittsburgh (SSN-720) was commissioned into the U.S. Navy

[November 23rd, 1985] Buddy Landel vs Pez Whatley Worldwide

[November 23rd, 1985] Mario E. Dorsonville was ordained to the priesthood in Bogotá, Colombia.

[November 23rd, 1985] Russ Courtnall scored three goals and had three assists as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Detroit Red Wings 9-3. Toronto outshot Detroit 46-21 and moved closer in the Norris Division standings.

[November 23rd, 1985] Sam West, a former MLB player and 1933 All-Star, died at 81 in Lubbock, Texas. He played 18 seasons, had a .299 batting average, and held an AL record for 400+ putouts in center field.

[November 23rd, 1985] Gholam-Hossein Sa'edi died in Paris, France, due to complications from alcoholism and depression. He was 49. He was an influential Iranian writer, psychiatrist, and playwright who had been in exile since the 1979 revolution.

[November 23rd, 1985] Texas All-Star Wrestling TV

[Fourth Wall Break] The Michigan-Ohio State football rivalry is one of my favorite Thanksgiving traditions. We always root for Michigan to win every year, and they've been going strong, so let's hope they keep this up! #GoBlue #Michigan #BeatOhio

[November 23rd, 1985] The French children's animated TV series "Robo Story", created by Michel Pillyser and Bernard Kessler for the French production company Belokapi, premieres

[November 23rd, 1985] Luther College's cross country team won the NCAA Division III title in Atlanta despite extreme heat, overcoming challenging conditions and a tough course.

[November 23rd, 1985] Tennessee's Vols dominated Kentucky 42-0, overcoming a slow start with a strong second-half performance. The win brings them closer to their first Sugar Bowl bid since 1970. QB Daryl Dickey led the charge with key touchdown passes.

[November 23rd, 1985] Eastern Kentucky's 'A' team defeated Louisville 45-21, dominating from start to finish. Coach Roy Kidd downplayed the significance of the game, but his players were highly motivated, leading to a decisive victory that left Louisville looking out of place in Division I-A.

[November 23rd, 1985] Jim Henson's Muppet Babies airs the episode "The Muppet Museum of Art"

[November 23rd, 1985] On this week's Saturday Night Live, Pee-wee Herman hosted, featuring Queen Ida and the Bon Temps Zydeco Band as musical guests

[November 23rd, 1985] The 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo airs the episode "The Ghouliest Show on Earth"

[November 23rd, 1985] In their annual rivalry game, Michigan's Jim Harbaugh threw three touchdown passes, including a 77-yarder, leading the Wolverines to a 27-17 win over Ohio State. The victory secured Michigan a Fiesta Bowl berth and marked Ohio State's second consecutive loss.