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2019

Pope Francis admits for the first time that clergy members have sexually abused nuns.

1989

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar becomes the first NBA player to score 38,000 points.

1988

In the first prime-time wrestling match in 30 years, André the Giant defeats Hulk Hogan.

1983

Former Nazi Gestapo officer Klaus Barbie is brought to trial.

1977

Sugar Ray Leonard makes his professional boxing debut, a six-round victory over Luis Vega.

1971

The astronauts of the Apollo 14 mission land on the Moon.

1953

Walt Disney’s film “Peter Pan” opens at the Roxy Theater in New York.

1952

New York sees the first “walk-don’t walk” pedestrian signals appear at the corner of 44th Street and Broadway.

1944

The TV series “Captain America,” starring Dick Purcell, premieres. This marks the first time a Marvel hero appears outside of a comic book.

1936

The silent film “Modern Times,” written, directed by, and starring Charlie Chaplin, is released.

1922

The first issue of Reader’s Digest is published.

1919

Charlie Chaplin, Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, and D.W. Griffith found United Artists.

1887

Giuseppe Verdi’s opera “Otello” premieres at La Scala in Italy. It is Verdi’s first new opera in 15 years.

1663

An earthquake strikes Charlevoix, Quebec, and is felt as far away as New England.

It happened on… February 5

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