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This Day In History

Feb 3 1991
Standard U.S. letter postage goes to $.29
Feb 3 1969
Boris Karloff, actor, dies
Feb 3 1966
First rocket assisted controlled landing on the moon; by the Soviet Luna IX
Feb 3 1959
Buddy Holly, Richie Valens and the Big Bopper die in plane crash
Feb 3 1924
Woodrow Wilson, the 28th president of the United States, dies
Feb 3 1919
The first League of Nations meeting is held
Feb 3 1919
Edward Pickering, astronomer, dies in Cambridge, Massachusetts
Feb 3 1917
Germany and the U.S. sever diplomatic relations
Feb 3 1913
The 17th Amendment is ratified which institutes a federal income tax
Feb 3 1889
Belle Starr, outlaw, is shot and killed near Eufaula, Oklahoma
Feb 3 1862
Jean Baptiste Biot, French physicist, founder of the science of polarimetry, dies
Feb 3 1851
Brigham Young appointed governor of the Utah Territory

Birthdays

Feb 3 1940
Fran Tarkenton, football quarterback who set career records for most number of completed passes (3686) and most number of touchdown passes (342)
Feb 3 1894
Norman Rockwell, artist and illustrator, is born in New York City
Feb 3 1890
Paul Scherrer, physicist and developer of X-ray diffraction methods, is born in Sankt Gallen, Switzerland