July 1955

July 1, 1955 (Friday)

July 2, 1955 (Saturday)

July 3, 1955 (Sunday)

July 4, 1955 (Monday)

July 5, 1955 (Tuesday)

July 6, 1955 (Wednesday)

July 7, 1955 (Thursday)

July 8, 1955 (Friday)

July 9, 1955 (Saturday)

July 10, 1955 (Sunday)

July 11, 1955 (Monday)

July 12, 1955 (Tuesday)

July 13, 1955 (Wednesday)

  • British cargo ship Geologist collides with Liberian-registered SS Sun Princess and sinks with the loss of twenty of her 42 crew.[10]
  • Dies: Ruth Ellis, 28, Welsh nightclub hostess, hanged for murder in London, becoming the last woman ever to be executed in the United Kingdom; Stanley Price, 61, US film and television actor

July 14, 1955 (Thursday)

July 15, 1955 (Friday)

July 16, 1955 (Saturday)

July 17, 1955 (Sunday)

July 18, 1955 (Monday)

  • Disneyland opens to the public.
  • The first nuclear-generated electrical power is sold commercially, by National Reactor Testing Station, partially powering the town of Arco, Idaho.
  • The Illinois Governor, William Stratton, signs the "Loyalty Oath Act", passed by the State Legislature, which mandates all public employees take a loyalty oath to Illinois and the United States, or lose their jobs.
  • The first Geneva Summit meeting between the United States, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom, and France begins. It ends on July 23.

July 19, 1955 (Tuesday)

July 20, 1955 (Wednesday)

July 21, 1955 (Thursday)

July 22, 1955 (Friday)

July 23, 1955 (Saturday)

July 24, 1955 (Sunday)

July 25, 1955 (Monday)

July 26, 1955 (Tuesday)

  • 1955 Israeli legislative election: Elections for the third Knesset are held in Israel. Voter turnout is 82.8%.[14] Mapai retained its plurality in the Knesset, although its share of the vote dropped by 5.1 and its share of seats dropped from 47 (at the end of the Second Knesset) to 40.

July 27, 1955 (Wednesday)

July 28, 1955 (Thursday)

July 29, 1955 (Friday)

July 30, 1955 (Saturday)

July 31, 1955 (Sunday)

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  16. "Ship Hits Reef Off Malta". The Times (53286). London. 30 July 1955. col D, p. 6.
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