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On this day: February 13

POSTED: 10:42 PM PST Feb 12, 2013 UPDATED: 11:00 PM PST Feb 12, 2013

Bruno Hauptmann is convicted in the Lindbergh baby case, France tests a nuclear weapon, and the last "Peanuts" comic strip runs, all on this day.

OTD February 13 - Dark Side of the Moon — 30 / 37

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1982: Pink Floyd's album "Dark Side of the Moon" marks 402 weeks on the U.S. Billboard Albums chart, breaking the record for most consecutive weeks on the chart. The album, which debuted in March 1973, would stay on the chart for 736 weeks, falling off the chart for the first time in July 1988.

OTD February 13 - Catherine Howard

OTD February 13 - Galileo

OTD February 13 - Cotton Mather

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OTD February 13 - Bess Truman

OTD February 13 - Grant Wood

OTD February 13 - ASCAP

OTD February 13 - Negro National League

OTD February 13 - Chuck Yeager

OTD February 13 - Kim Novak

OTD February 13 - George Segal

OTD February 13 - Bruno Hauptmann

OTD February 13 - Peter Tork

OTD February 13 - Stockard Channing

OTD February 13 - Jerry Springer

OTD February 13 - Siege of Budapest

OTD February 13 - Mike Krzyzewski

OTD February 13 - Peter Gabriel

OTD February 13 - Frank Selvy

OTD February 13 - Gerboise-Bleue

OTD February 13 - Nashville sit-ins

OTD February 13 - Henry Rollins

OTD February 13 - Beatles

OTD February 13 - Black Sabbath

OTD February 13 - Cabaret

OTD February 13 - Robbie Williams

OTD February 13 - Feist

OTD February 13 - Mena Suvari

OTD February 13 - David Janssen

OTD February 13 - Dark Side of the Moon

OTD February 13 - Neverland Ranch

OTD February 13 - Amiriyah bombing

OTD February 13 - final Peanuts strip

OTD February 13 - El Salvador earthquake

OTD February 13 - Waylon Jennings

OTD February 13 - Ray Charles

OTD February 13 - Vega rocket

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