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| Kentucky State Representative Sam B. Thomas coached fellow army soldiers in Olympic basketball trials in Japan after World War II. |
| Statues of The Boy with the Leaking Boot are found in Cleethorpes (England), Winnipeg and Toronto (Canada) and several cities in the United States, but his origins are obscure. |
| You Chung Hong, the first Chinese American admitted to practice law in California, helped develop the new Chinatown in Los Angeles in the 1930s, including designing its neon-lit gateway. |
| Almost a quarter of the brown lanternsharks found in Suruga Bay, Japan, have both male and female organs. |
| The doom metal band Bloody Panda performs wearing executioner's hoods and robes. |
| Ina Coolbrith (pictured), the first woman granted honorary membership in the Bohemian Club, was also the first California Poet Laureate. |
| James Yoshimura wrote the Homicide: Life on the Street episode "Subway", about a dying man pinned between a subway car and a train platform. |
| Jasper Conran bought the 18th-century Ven House in rural Somerset and complained about plans to extend a slurry pit and install polytunnels close to the land. |
| The radio station now called KARP-FM was launched in 1968 as the FM sister station to KDUZ in Hutchinson, Minnesota. |
| Dutch writer Hans Warren (1921–2001) published 21 volumes of his Secret Diary, a diary he kept until three days before his death. |
| Udawatta Kele Sanctuary contains a 200–300 years old giant Entada rheedii liana. |
| In his Major League Baseball debut on July 30, 1961, pitcher Art Mahaffey gave up two singles but picked off each of those baserunners at first base. |
| The Canary Islands are one of the few places left where there are still substantial numbers of angelsharks (pictured), once common all around Europe. |
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