This Day in History Highlights From January 21
Highlights recount key events on this date: Alger Hiss guilty of perjury in 1950, Louis XVI beheaded in 1793, Stonewall Jackson born in 1824, Jefferson Davis resigning in 1861, London Naval Conference in 1908, Lenin dies in 1924, USS Nautilus launched in 1954, a Bulgarian pilot seeking asylum in 1962, and related 1967 1972 and 197? notes.
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New York
State Department
Alger
Louis XVI
France
Thomas “Stonewall”Jackson
Clarks‘Burg
Mississippi
Jefferson Davis
Senate
Nikolai Lenin
Groton
Cony
Italy
Scientist Aims to Breed Insect Fighting Potato
Bristol scientist Dr. R. W. Gibson writes in New Scientist about breeding a potato that can defend itself against aphids. He suggests a hairy potato that exudes a sticky substance to trap its main enemy.
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Bristol
New Scientist
R. W.gibson
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