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Feb 8 1974
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Feb 8 1968
The movie Planet of the Apes is released in the US
Feb 8 1967
Sir Victor Gollancz, publisher who helped Jews escape from Germany in World War II, dies
Feb 8 1957
John von Neumann, mathematician, dies in Washington D.C.
Feb 8 1924
The first execution in the U.S. by lethal gas takes place in Nevada
Feb 8 1922
A radio is installed in the White House by President Harding
Feb 8 1920
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Feb 8 1918
The first World War I edition of the US Military paper 'Stars and Stripes' is delivered
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The Boy Scouts of America was founded
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Feb 8 1861
Seven southern states join together to form The Confederate States of America
Feb 8 1837
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Mary Queen of Scots is beheaded at Fotheringhay Castle after having been imprisoned by Queen Elizabeth for 19 years
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