1/21/65 - The U.S. Music Publishers Association names John and Paul "Top Songwriters of 1964"

2/11/65 - Ringo Marries Maureen Cox in London. Paul is the only beatle not there hes in Tunsia.

2/22/65 - The Beatles fly to the Bahamas to begin filming Help!

4/19/65 - The single Ticket To Ride/Yes It Is is released by Capitol Records.

4/28/65 - The Beatles win the Grammy Award for Best Vocal Performance by a Group for A Hard Days Night. The Best Rock N Roll Recording went to Petula Clarks Downtown

5/25/65 - The Publishers of Whos Who (U.S. edition) announces that they will include The Beatles in the next printing

6/1/65 - Johns interview with Merv Griffin, recorded at the Cannes Film Festival, is telecast on CBS-TV

6/11/65 - The Beatles are awarded the Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE)

6/13/65 - Some MBE recipients return their awards in protest over The Beatles inclusion

7/1/65 - Johns second book, A Spaniard In The Works, is published in the U.S.

7/11/65 - The album Beatles VI reaches number one on the U.S. charts

7/29/65 - The Beatles attend the Royal Premiere of the motion picture Help! in London

8/11/65 - Help! premieres in New York City, but none of the Beatles are in attendance

8/13/65 - The Beatles arrive at JFK Airport for a two-and-a-half week U.S. tour. Cities include New York, Toronto, Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles and San Francisco. The album Help! is released by Capitol Records

8/15/65 - The Fab Four perform at New York Citys Shea Stadium

8/27/65 - The Beatles join Elvis Presley for a jam session at his Bel Air, Calif. home

9/12/65 - The album Help! reaches number one on the U.S. charts

9/13/65 - Zak Starkey is born to Ringo and Maureen Starr in london

9/25/65 - The Beatles, a Saturday morning cartoon series on ABC produced by king Features, is brodcast for the first time in the U.S.

10/26/65 - The Beatles visit Buckingham Palace to receive their MBEs from Queen Elizabeth II. The investiture takes place in the throon room at 11:10 a.m.

11/25/65 - Harrods department store in London oopens its doors after hours to allow the boys to do their Christmas shopping in private