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    May 30, 1907 - Soviet Union

    Valentina Kibardina Born: May 30th, 1907, Vitebsk, Russia Died: 1988 (date and location unknown) Known For : Valentina was a Soviet actress that starred in a number of social and political dramas that were set there. One of her main roles was as Natasha Artemieva in the Maxim Trilogy that included 1935's Yunost Maksima, 1937's Vozvrashcheniye Maksima and 1939's Vyborgskaya Storona (where she played opposite Boris Chirkov). Her later movies included 1953's Vragi and Lyubov Yarovaya, 1959's Dostigaev i Drugie, 1961's Hranice Neznáma and 1966's Ne Zabud.... Stantsiya Lugovaya. Some of these films were set in the Bolshevik rebellion and some were set in World War Two.

    "MEGAN'S LAW"
    May 30, 1997 - USA

    Child molester Jesse K. Timmendequas is convicted in Trenton, N.J., of raping and strangling seven year old Megan Kanka, the case inspired "Megan's Law," which requires that communities be notified when sex offenders move in.

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