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Stanley met David Livingstone at Ujiji on November 10, 1871, but his diary pages for the moment are missing and his biographer says he likely invented the line.
Hitler stopped congratulating medalists after the first day of the 1936 Games, and in October Owens told a Kansas City rally the president never sent a telegram.
The refrain was not in the text King prepared for August 28, 1963, but he had used it in Rocky Mount in 1962 and in Detroit two months before the march.
Speaking in Washington on 14 November 1957, Eisenhower said he had heard the maxim "long ago in the Army". His point was that an emergency never arrives the way you planned for it.
Margaret Thatcher, born on 13 October 1925, told the 1980 Conservative conference she would not U-turn. The line came from playwright Ronald Millar, punning on a Christopher Fry comedy.
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