Historical Events1922 - Dedication of Frederick Douglass' home in Washington, D.C. as a national shrine1955 - US President Eisenhower raises minimum wage from 75 cents to $1 an hour1958 - Art Kane photographs a group portrait of 57 leading jazz musicians assembled in front of a brownstone on 126th Street in NYC for Esquire magazine; originally titled "Harlem, 1958," it appears as the centerfold of Esquire's January 1959 issue celebrating the "Golden Age of Jazz"1960 - American Ralph Boston sets a long jump world record of 8.21 m at the US Olympic trials, surpassing Jesse Owens' record1969 - Battle of the Bogside: RUC officers, backed by loyalists, enter the nationalist Bogside in armored cars and try to suppress the riot by using CS gas, water cannon, and eventually firearms; the almost continuous rioting lasts for two daysMore Historical Events Famous Birthdays1762 - George IV, King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and King of Hanover (1820-30), born in St James's Palace, London (d. 1830)1917 - Marjorie Reynolds [Goodspeed], American actress and dancer (Holiday Inn: The Life of Riley), born in Buhl, Idaho (d. 1997)1939 - Roy Romanow, Canadian politician (Premier of Saskatchewan 1991-2001), born in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan1967 - Andrew Glover, American NFL tight end (Oakland Raiders, Minnesota Vikings), born in Gonzales, Louisiana1973 - Latasha Byears, American WNBA player (Sacramento Monarchs), born in Memphis, TennesseeMore Famous Birthdays Famous Deaths1638 - Johannes Althusius [Althaut], German lawyer, dies at about 811901 - Adolf Erik Nordenskild, Finnish-Swedish explorer and mineralogist (Vega Expedition), dies at 681935 - Friedrich Schottky, German mathematician (Schottky's theorem), dies at 841988 - Jean-Michel Basquiat, American artist (Gray, SAMO), dies of a drug overdose at 271990 - Sara Seegar [Stone], actor (Mystery of Room 13), dies at 76More Famous Deaths

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