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July 1956 was the seventh month of that leap year. The month which began on a Sunday and ended after 31 days on a Tuesday

The following events occurred in July 1956:

July 1, 1956 (Sunday)

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July 2, 1956 (Monday)

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July 3, 1956 (Tuesday)

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

July 4, 1956 (Wednesday)

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July 5, 1956 (Thursday)

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July 6, 1956 (Friday)

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July 7, 1956 (Saturday)

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July 8, 1956 (Sunday)

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July 9, 1956 (Monday)

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July 10, 1956 (Tuesday)

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  • 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.[22]

July 11, 1956 (Wednesday)

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  • Born: Sela Ward, American actress, in Meridian, Mississippi,

July 12, 1956 (Thursday)

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July 13, 1956 (Friday)

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July 14, 1956 (Saturday)

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July 15, 1956 (Sunday)

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July 16, 1956 (Monday)

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July 17, 1956 (Tuesday)

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July 18, 1956 (Wednesday)

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July 19, 1956 (Thursday)

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July 20, 1956 (Friday)

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July 21, 1956 (Saturday)

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July 22, 1956 (Sunday)

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July 24, 1956 (Tuesday)

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July 25, 1956 (Wednesday)

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July 26, 1956 (Thursday)

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July 27, 1956 (Friday)

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July 28, 1956 (Saturday)

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July 29, 1956 (Sunday)

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July 30, 1956 (Monday)

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July 31, 1956 (Tuesday)

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  18. ^ "Giovanni Papini, Author, Is Dead; Italian Philosopher, 75, Who Wrote 'Life of Christ,' Won Prize for Study of Dante". The New York Times. July 9, 1956. p. 23. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved 2014-07-29.
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  21. ^ "Propeller Tears Loose, Kills Passenger Aboard Airliner". The Wilmington News. Wilmington, NC. AP. 10 July 1956. p. 1. Retrieved 2014-07-23.
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