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Official Discovery of Minamata Disease
People are aware of the disease and know the cause of Minamata disease. Thus, preventing peple from getting Minamata disease. -
Women Ordained Clergies were Allowed
the United Methodist Church in America decided to give women full ordained clergy status at General Conference. Ended racial segregation in the denomination. -
Pope Pius XII publishes Haurietis Aquas
Haurietis Aquas was important to Christians because it boosted up Christian spirit. -
First Aerial Hydrogen Nomb Tested Over Bikini Atoll
Showed how U.S.A. got advanced weapons and nationalism increased. -
Bus Boycott Begins in Tallahassee Florida
Promoted cancelling the bus-franchise segregation clause in 1957, which separated the white passengers from colored passengers in Florida. -
David Marshall, Singapore’s first Chief Minister Resigns
David Marshall was the founder of Workers’ Party of Singapore and served as President of the Workers’ Party of Singapore. -
"The Snooze Alarm" Was First Introduced
General Electric/Telechron introduced first snooze alarm clock ever, allowing us to pause our alarm nowadays. -
Egypt Seizes Suez Canal
Even though Egypt established Suez Canal in 19th century, Suez Canal was Great Britain’s property due to Egypt’s huge amount of debt with Great Britain. -
Riots Broke Out in Poznan Poland
It was the first recognized strike and street protest during the communist era in Poland. -
Federal Aid Highway Act
Signed by Dwight D. Eisenhower, allowing construction of 41,000 miles of highways over 20-year period and was the largest public project ever