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Interesting things that happened February 11th:
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Birthdays on this date:
In 1847 Thomas Alva Edison (in New Jersey), inventor who lit up your life
In 1909 Max Baer, boxer
In 1921 Eva Gabor (Budapest, Hungary), actor (Green Acres)
+ Lloyd Bentsen, Texas Senator (D)
In 1925 Virginia Johnson, sex therapist, doctor
+ Kim Stanley (in New Mexico)
In 1934 Tina Louise (in New York City), model, actor (Gilligan's Island)
+ Mary Quant (in England)
In 1936 Burt Reynolds, actor
In 1941 Sergio Mendes
Events worth noting:
In 1854 San Francisco's major streets lit by coal gas for first time.
In 1858 Bernadette Soubirous sees a vision of the Virgin Mary in the Grotto
at Lourdes, France.
In 1929 Vatican City (world's Smallest Country) is made an enclave of Italy.
In 1936 Pumping begins to build Treasure Island.
In 1958 First flight with black stewardess, R. C. Taylor, Ithaca, NY.
In 1960 Jack Paar walks off his show in response to network censorship of
his remarks.
In 1968 Madison Square Garden III closes. M.S.G. IV opens.
In 1970 Japan becomes the 4th nation to put a satellite in orbit.
In 1984 Tenth Space Shuttle Mission - Challenger 4 returns to Earth.
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