July 1956

July 1, 1956 (Sunday)

July 2, 1956 (Monday)

July 3, 1956 (Tuesday)

  • Born: Montel Williams, US media personality, talk show host and actor, in Baltimore, Maryland

July 4, 1956 (Wednesday)

  • Hurricane Anna forms in the Gulf of Mexico. In the course of a week, it causes damage in the US states of Florida and Alabama, but there are no associated fatalities.[6]
  • The first flight of the U-2 spy plane over the Soviet Union are made by the US Central Intelligence Agency from Wiesbaden in West Germany.[7]

July 5, 1956 (Thursday)

  • A wave of strikes is called in Algeria as a protest against French domination.[8]

July 6, 1956 (Friday)

July 7, 1956 (Saturday)

July 8, 1956 (Sunday)

July 9, 1956 (Monday)

July 10, 1956 (Tuesday)

  • Australia's prime minister, Robert Menzies, speaking in London, states that the Commonwealth Prime Ministers are unanimously in favour of Japan being admitted to the United Nations.[18]

July 12, 1956 (Thursday)

July 13, 1956 (Friday)

July 14, 1956 (Saturday)

July 15, 1956 (Sunday)

July 16, 1956 (Monday)

July 17, 1956 (Tuesday)

July 18, 1956 (Wednesday)

July 19, 1956 (Thursday)

July 20, 1956 (Friday)

July 21, 1956 (Saturday)

July 22, 1956 (Sunday)

July 24, 1956 (Tuesday)

July 25, 1956 (Wednesday)

  • Italian ocean liner SS Andrea Doria sinks during an Atlantic crossing from Genoa after colliding with the Swedish icebreaker SS Stockholm in heavy fog 72 kilometers (45 mi) south of Nantucket island, United States, killing 46 people, including five crew.[33]
  • In baseball, Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Roberto Clemente becomes the first (and to date only) player to hit a walk-off inside-the-park grand slam, at Pittsburgh's Forbes Field.

July 26, 1956 (Thursday)

July 27, 1956 (Friday)

July 28, 1956 (Saturday)

July 29, 1956 (Sunday)

July 30, 1956 (Monday)

July 31, 1956 (Tuesday)

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