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Following an aborted take-off, a British Airtours Boeing 737 burst into flames on the runway at Manchester Airport 55 persons were kills |
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Oliver Lodge, English physicist, dies |
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Ray Bradbury, US writer, is born |
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Vincenzo Perugia steals Mona Lisa from Louvre, Paris |
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Colin Buchanan, town planner |
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Pres Teddy Roosevelt became 1st US chief executive to ride in a car |
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