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== Art and culture == == Art and culture ==
 +*[[1936]] - Start of the [[Fourteenth Congress of the International Psychoanalytic Association]]
*[[1937]] - The [[1937 Marihuana Tax Act|Marihuana Tax Act of 1937]] is passed in America, essentially rendering [[cannabis (drug)|marijuana]] and all its by-products illegal. *[[1937]] - The [[1937 Marihuana Tax Act|Marihuana Tax Act of 1937]] is passed in America, essentially rendering [[cannabis (drug)|marijuana]] and all its by-products illegal.
==Births== ==Births==
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*[[1865]] - [[Irving Babbitt]], American literary critic (d. [[1933]]) *[[1865]] - [[Irving Babbitt]], American literary critic (d. [[1933]])
 +*[[1897]] - [[Philippe Soupault]], French writer and poet, (d. [[1990]])
*[[1905]] - [[Myrna Loy]], American actress (d. [[1993]]) *[[1905]] - [[Myrna Loy]], American actress (d. [[1993]])
 +*[[1910]] - [[Renaat Braem]], Belgian architect (d. [[2001]])
 +*[[1928]] - [[Luigi Colani]], German industrial designer
==Deaths== ==Deaths==
-* [[686]] - [[Pope John V]] 
-* [[924]] - [[Ælfweard of Wessex]] 
-*[[1100]] - King [[William II of England]] 
-*[[1222]] - Count [[Raymond VI of Toulouse]] (b. [[1156]]) 
-*[[1511]] - [[Andrew Barton]], Scottish naval leader 
-*[[1589]] - King [[Henry III of France]] (b. [[1551]]) 
-*[[1611]] - [[Kiyomasa Kato|Kato Kiyomasa]], Japanese warlord and samurai (b. [[1562]]) 
-*[[1696]] - [[Robert Campbell of Glenlyon]], Scottish military commander (b. [[1630]]) 
-*[[1769]] - [[Daniel Finch, 8th Earl of Winchilsea]], English politician (b. [[1689]]) 
-*[[1776]] - [[Louis François I, Prince of Conti]], French military leader (b. [[1717]]) 
-*[[1788]] - [[Thomas Gainsborough]], English artist (b. [[1727]]) 
-*[[1815]] - [[Guillaume Marie Anne Brune]], French marshal (b. [[1763]]) 
-*[[1823]] - [[Lazare Carnot]], French general, politician, and mathematician (b. [[1753]]) 
-*[[1849]] - Governor [[Muhammad Ali of Egypt]] (b. [[1769]]) 
-*[[1859]] - [[Horace Mann]], American educator and abolitionist (b. [[1796]]) 
*[[1876]] - [[Wild Bill Hickok|James Butler "Wild Bill" Hickok]], American gunfighter (b. [[1837]]) *[[1876]] - [[Wild Bill Hickok|James Butler "Wild Bill" Hickok]], American gunfighter (b. [[1837]])
-*[[1889]] - [[Eduardo Gutiérrez]], Argentinian author (b. [[1851]]) 
-*[[1890]] - [[Louise-Victorine Ackermann]], French poet (b. [[1813]]) 
-*[[1903]] - [[Edmond Nocard]], French veterinarian (b. [[1850]]) 
-*[[1920]] - [[Ormer Locklear]], American stunt pilot (b. [[1891]]) 
*[[1921]] - [[Enrico Caruso]], Italian tenor (b. [[1873]]) *[[1921]] - [[Enrico Caruso]], Italian tenor (b. [[1873]])
*[[1922]] - [[Alexander Graham Bell]], Scottish-born inventor (b. [[1847]]) *[[1922]] - [[Alexander Graham Bell]], Scottish-born inventor (b. [[1847]])
-*[[1923]] - [[Warren G. Harding]], 29th [[President of the United States]] (b. [[1865]])+*[[1971]] - [[Ludwig Marcuse]], German philosopher and writer (b. [[1894]])
-*[[1934]] - [[Paul von Hindenburg]], German field marshal and [[President of Germany]] (b. [[1847]])+
-*[[1936]] - [[Louis Bleriot|Louis Blériot]], French aviation pioneer (b. [[1872]])+
-*[[1939]] - [[Harvey Spencer Lewis]], American Rosacrucian mystic (b. [[1883]])+
-*[[1945]] - [[Pietro Mascagni]], Italian composer (b. [[1863]])+
-*[[1955]] - [[Alfred Lépine]], French Canadian ice hockey player (b. [[1901]])+
-*[[1972]] - [[Helen Hoyt]], American poet (b. [[1887]])+
-* 1972 - [[Brian Cole]], American bass player ([[The Association]]) (b. [[1942]])+
*[[1973]] - [[Jean-Pierre Melville]], French film director (b. [[1917]]) *[[1973]] - [[Jean-Pierre Melville]], French film director (b. [[1917]])
-*[[1974]] - [[W. Douglas Hawkes]], British racing driver (b. [[1893]]) 
*[[1976]] - [[Fritz Lang]], Austrian film director (b. [[1890]]) *[[1976]] - [[Fritz Lang]], Austrian film director (b. [[1890]])
-*[[1978]] - [[Carlos Chávez]], Mexican composer (b. [[1899]]) 
-*[[1979]] - [[Thurman Munson]], American baseball player (b. [[1947]]) 
-*[[1986]] - [[Roy Cohn]], American politician (b. [[1927]]) 
*[[1988]] - [[Raymond Carver]], American writer (b. [[1938]]) *[[1988]] - [[Raymond Carver]], American writer (b. [[1938]])
-* 1988 - [[Joe Carcione]], American consumer advocate (b. [[1914]]) 
-*[[1990]] - [[Norman Mclean]], American writer (b. [[1902]]) 
-*[[1992]] - [[Michel Berger]], French singer and songwriter (b. [[1947]]) 
-*[[1996]] - [[Michel Debré]], French politician (b. [[1912]]) 
*[[1997]] - [[William S. Burroughs]], American writer (b. [[1914]]) *[[1997]] - [[William S. Burroughs]], American writer (b. [[1914]])
-*[[1998]] - [[Shari Lewis]], American puppeteer (b. [[1933]])+*[[1997]] - [[Fela Kuti]], African musician and composer (b. [[1938]])
-*[[2001]] - [[Ron Townson]], American singer ([[The Fifth Dimension]]) (b. [[1933]]) +
-*[[2003]] - [[Don Estelle]], British actor (b. [[1933]])+
-* 2003 - [[Mike Levey]], American television personality (b. [[1948]])+
-* 2003 - [[Peter Safar]], Austrian physician (b. [[1924]])+
-*[[2004]] - [[Don Tosti]], American musician (b. [[1923]])+
-* 2004 - [[François Craenhals]], Belgian comics artist (b. [[1926]])+
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-== Notes ==+
-*[[Ludwig Marcuse]]+
-*[[Fela Kuti]]+
-*[[Wayland Young]]+
-*[[William S. Burroughs]]+
-*[[Fritz Lang]]+
-*[[Philippe Soupault]]+
-*[[Raymond Carver]]+
-*[[Renaat Braem]]+
-*[[Irving Babbitt]]+
-*[[Fourteenth Congress of the International Psychoanalytic Association]]+
-*[[Enrico Caruso]]+
-*[[Wild Bill Hickok]]+
-*[[Jean-Pierre Melville]]+
-*[[Luigi Colani]]+
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