(1983) - O.J. Simpson on his new “Monday Night Football” booth-announcing gig –
“Howard (Cosell) and I have been friends for years, and we tease all the time. But it is difficult to switch from a social to an on-air setting. If Howard’s in a good mood for the game, it’s great, but if he isn’t…”

January (1967) – Allen Klein, manager of the Rolling Stones charges that WMCA New York had refused to play the Stones record: “Let’s Spend The Night Together,” because of objectionable lyrics, but WMCA denies it. The station says it picked the flip side of the record, “Ruby Tuesday’ to be the hit and has been playing it for several weeks. WMCA also denied Klein’s statement that the station had agreed to play “Spend the Night” as part of commercial spots bought by Klein. WMCA said no such spots were bought.