John Dolmayan (Beiroet, 15 juli 1973) is de Armeens-Amerikaanse drummer van de band System of a Down (SOAD). Zijn familie is oorspronkelijk afkomstig uit Armenië. Toen hij nog in Libanon woonde brak er de Libanese Burgeroorlog uit. Het gezin Dolmayan emigreerde naar Toronto in Canada en later naar Los Angeles in de Verenigde Staten.
Nadat SOAD in mei 2006 besloot een tijdelijke stop te houden zodat de leden zich met hun eigen projecten konden bezighouden, werd Dolmayan door SOAD-gitarist Daron Malakian gevraagd zich bij diens band Scars on Broadway te voegen.
Lees meer...15 juli 1972 was een zaterdag onder het sterrenbeeld ♋. Het was de 196e dag van het jaar. President van de Verenigde Staten was Richard M. Nixon.
Als je op deze dag bent geboren, ben je 53 jaar oud. Je laatste verjaardag was op dinsdag 15 juli 2025, 111 dagen geleden. Je volgende verjaardag is op woensdag 15 juli 2026, in 253 dagen. Je hebt 19.469 dagen geleefd, of ongeveer 467.256 uur, of ongeveer 28.035.411 minuten, of ongeveer 1.682.124.660 seconden.
Date: 15 July 1972
Y-M Dumont, French photographer released by N Vietnamese July 13 after more than 3 mos in captivity, says, July 14, that 2 US advisers had been captured with him and that he had seen a 3d captive Amer in Cambodia; says he was separated from Amers 4 day after they were captured in Locninh, 75 mi N of Saigon, in early Apr; says he never saw them again and cannot recall their names
Date: 15 July 1972
ed scores Sup Ct's recent decision denying reporters right to refuse to reveal their sources of confidential information to grand juries; calls for enactment of Fed legis to restore to reporters some protection from grand juries
Date: 16 July 1972
-- FRED P. GRAHAM
Process of juror selection in Pentagon papers case, involving Govt's charges against D Ellsberg and A J Russo, revd; drawing of Ellsberg
Date: 15 July 1972
By JOSEPH B. TREASTERSpecial to The New York Times
S Vietnamese marines trying to complete encirclement of Quangtri city reptdly fight a 3-hr battle, July 14, 2 to 4 mi NE of city; at same time S Vietnamese paratroops reptdly inch toward city from the south, but repts from field suggest that paratroops had either been unable to advance or had fallen back; S Vietnamese barring of newsmen from Quangtri front makes it difficult to reconcile conflicting repts; a few newsmen manage to slip past the checkpoints; one, A Shimkin, reptd missing and possibly dead in a July 12 frontline incident; enemy pressure mounts on defensive outposts SW of Hue; one outpost, Fire Base Checkmate, hit with 1,300 shells and attacked by enemy troops; series of small clashes reptd in Mekong Delta; little fighting elsewhere in S Vietnam; US planes fly 270 strikes against N Vietnam; B-52s fly 2 raids at targets near Donghoi, N Vietnam; allied officers comment on 2-part plan to recapture Quangtri city; map; illus of civilians carrying bodies of relatives killed fleeing Quangtri city during enemy offensive in May and claimed only now
Date: 15 July 1972
By FRED P. GRAHAMSpecial to The New York Times
Fred GRAHAMSpecial
Boudin tells Judge W M Byrne Jr that D Ellsberg and A J Russo face 'very frightening prospect' of going to trial on charges of violating Govt's security classification system before jury 'loaded with preconceptions and misconceptions' about secrecy classification; prospective jurors J Sirois, R E Mascher, E H Knapp and D M Silver opinions on Govt noted
Date: 15 July 1972
Special to The New York Times
former sec of Bd of Educ A M Hess testifies on July 15 that defendants R Slappy and R Gilbert, charged with forcibly taking wallet and notebook of F Butterfield, were not same men he saw reaching over shoulder of Butterfield at Newark Bd of Educ meeting in Apr '71; says there was 'nothing unusual' about remarks he had heard Dr Garrett, accused of threatening Butterfield, make to Butterfield and Cervase
Date: 15 July 1972
19-yr-old Akira Tomon dies of injuries received during Amer-Japan collegiate world series in Tokyo; Tomon was hit on head by thrown ball; incident detailed
Date: 15 July 1972
NYS Off-Track Betting Comm gives tentative approval to Schenectady's plan to introduce off-track betting; ruling detailed