Year 1963 in History - Important Historical Events of the year 1963

The year 1963 has a special significance of its own in India and world history. Let us know some such important events of the year 1963 such as: born famous people, death of famous people, war treaty, independence of a country, invention of new technology, change of power, important national and international day etc., knowing which your general Knowledge will increase.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
14 May	Kuwait became the 111th member of the United Nations.
25 May	For the first time in African history, 32 African countries came together to form an organization called the African Union.
28 May	About 22 thousand people died due to cyclonic storm in Bay of Bengal.
08 June	The American Heart Association Agency (AHA) became the first agency to campaign against cigarettes.
16 June	26-year-old Russian woman Lieutenant Valentina Tereshkova was the first woman in the world to fly to space.
21 June	Cardinal Giovanni Battista Montini was elected Pope Paul VI.
24 June	The Department of Posts and Telegraph launched the National Telex Service.
26 June	American President John F. Kennedy addressed a huge crowd in Berlin, the city of West Germany. He called Berlin a symbol of freedom in the world during the Cold War.
19 July	Joey Walker became the first person to go into space by plane.
20 July	17 African countries and Madagascar signed a peace deal with the European Council.
21 July	Kashi Vidyapeeth got the status of university.
04 October	In Cuba and Haiti, six thousand people were killed by the cyclone 'Hyaflorah'.
18 October	Lord Home was elected as the next Prime Minister of Britain after an uproar for leadership in the Conservative Party.
09 November	An explosion in Japan's Meeke coal mines killed 458 people.
18 November	The American telephone company Bell Systems brought the first phone to the world with a buttoned dialing pad.
25 November	Former US President John F. Kennedy was cremated. In the US capital of Washington, about 8 lakh people saw his body while going to the funeral.
29 November	A Canadian jet crashed within minutes after taking off. All 118 people died in this plane crash.
25 August	16 opponents of Soviet Union leader Joseph Stalin were hanged.
21 January	Renowned novelist, storyteller, editor and journalist Shivpujan Sahai of Hindi literature died.
22 January	The National Library for the Blind was established in Dehradun.
29 January	Britain could not gain entry into the European Common Market (EEC) due to France's veto.
13 March	Arjuna Award was announced for outstanding performance in sports.
10 April	119 US sailors killed by submarine USS Thrasher sinking at sea.
22 January	France and West Germany signed the Elysée Treaty.
11 February	American-born poet Sylvia Plath committed suicide in London.
30 March	Graham Hill won the 1963 Lambakh Trophy motor race.
09 April	British politician Sir Winston Churchill became an honorary citizen of the United States.
01 May	The Coca-Cola Company introduced its first diet drink, Tab Cola.
13 June	The New York Commodity Exchange commenced trading in silver futures contracts.
01 July	Zip code launched by USA Postal Service.
08 August	Train robbery in Buckinghamshire, England.
29 September	The University of East Anglia was established in the city of Norwich, England.
10 October	James Bond's second film "Love from Russia" was screened in London.
18 November	The Dartford Tunnel in England was opened to the public.
21 December	Inter-sectarian fighting ensued between Greek and Turkish Cyprus.
02 January	Vietnam War: The Viet Cong won its first major victory in the Battle of Ap Bac.
21 January	Following a period of chaos in Congo-Léopoldville and United Nations intervention, the secession of Katanga came to an end.
19 February	Betty Friedan's The Feminine Mystique, a non-fiction books credited with sparking the beginning of second-wave feminism in the United States, was first published.
27 February	The Dominican Republic receives its first democratically elected president, Juan Bosch, since the end of the dictatorship led by Rafael Trujillo.
08 March	The Ba'ath Party came to power in Syria in a coup d'état by aclique of quasi-leftist Syrian Army officers calling themselves theNational Council of the Revolutionary Command.
17 March	The most recent eruption of Mount Agung on Bali, Indonesia,killed approximately 1,500 people.
21 March	Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary on Alcatraz Island in California's San Francisco Bay - one of the world's most infamous and best-known prisons - was closed.
22 March	Please Me, the first album recorded by The Beatles, was released.
11 April	Pope John XXIII released in Terris ('Peace on Earth') compared to West in Territics, addressed Thefire Papal Encycal to 'No Good of Man'.
16 April	Martin Luther King, Junior wrote his letter from Birmingham Jailin in response to an open letter written by a white pastor four days ago.
30 April	A boycott was organized at the Bristol to refuse to give jobs to the black or Asian bus crew by the Bristol Omnibaskain, depicting nationality for racial discrimination in the United Kingdom.
03 May	In Birmingham, Alabama, the police used high -pressure water -hostel dogs on the protesters of civil rights, causing a thorough investigation on racial separation in South America.
08 May	In South Vietnam, the soldiers of the Republic Vietnam's army set fire to the Buddhist flag flying in the crowd of Buddhist flags, on fire against the Buddhist flag, killing and inciting the Buddhist crisis.
08 May	South Vietnam, soldiers of the Republic of Republic of Vietnam, set fire to banning the flying Buddhist flag in Vesakha against a crowd of Buddhist protesters, on fire to kill and incite the Buddhist crisis.
15 May	Gordon Cooper, an American astronaut, was launched into space on 15 May 1963 in the Budh-Atalas 9 spacecraft. This was the last mission of the first manned space program called Project Mercury and Gordon became the first American sleeping in space. 34 hours mission.
24 May	The United States Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy met with unsuccessful attempt to thwart breed relations with American -origin author James Baldwin.
30 May	Buddhist crisis-one supporter was held outside the National Assembly of South Vietnam against Catholic discrimination, the first open performance against President Nego Dinh Dim.
30 May	Buddhist crisis was organized a protest against Catholic discrimination outside South-Vietnam's National Assembly, first open protest against President Agon
03 June	Buddhist crisis-south Vietnamese army soldiers attacked Buddhists in Hu?, 67 people were admitted to hospital, with liquid chemicals from tear gasgrains.
05 June	In the war, British State Secretary John Profuumo admitted and resigned in the House of Commons during interrogation about his involvement in the essential scandal.
11 June	Alabama University was removed from the post of Governor as Alabama Governor George Wallace stepped into an auditorium after opening the obstruction.
11 June	Vietnamese monk Thich Quang Duke burnt himself in Insenon to oppose the oppression of Buddhists by the administration of South Vietnamer Nago Dinh.
12 June	The African American civilian rights activist was from Bayran de la Bekwith, a member of the Medagar Erers Ku Clox Clan.
16 June	Soviet Space Program: Vostok 6 Mission: Cosmonot Valentina Tereskova became the first woman in space. Valentina Vladimirovana Tereskova was the first woman to flow into space to be selected from more than four hundred applicants and five finalists in Pilot Vostok 6.
16 June	Aboard Vostok 6, Soviet Cosmonot Valentina Tereskova became the first woman in space.
17 June	About 2,000 people in South Vietnam faced riots despite blaming the Joint Community to resolve the ongoing Buddhist crisis from day one.
20 June	The so -called 'red telephone' between the White missile and the Kremlin was installed, after the Cubian missile crisis that unlimited communication between the two countries was necessary.
21 June	Cardinal Geoani Batista Montini was selected as Pope Paul VI. He ruled from 21 June 1963 after his death in 1978. Following the success of Pope John XXIII, he continued the second Vatican Council, which he shut down in 1965, implemented several reforms of it and promoted better ecological relations with Eastern Orthodox and Protestants, resulting in several historical meetings. And agreement.
21 June	Italian Cardinal Geoani Batista Montini was selected as Pope Paul VI.
30 June	A car bomb, intended for mafia boss Salvatore Greek, killed Satpulis and military officials near Palermo.
01 July	The British government revealed that former MI6 agent Kimfilabi was engaged in espionage for the Soviet Union.
07 July	South Vietnam's lead political advisor, Nago Dinh Nu, brother and chief political advisor to South Vietnam, Engo Dinh Dim attacked a group of American journalists protesting during the Buddhist religious leaders.
07 July	Ngô nnh Nhu, brother and Chief politician of the President of South Vietnam Ngô HN Di? The police attacked a group of American journalists who were covering a protest during the Buddhist crisis.
12 July	In Gorteen, England, 16 -year -old Paulin Ryid disappeared, Moore murders were the best victims of Ian Brady and Myra Hindle.
24 July	A major Canadian symbol replica, Bluenos II, Lunberg, Nova Scotia were launched.
05 August	The United States, Britain and Russia were as a signator on a partial nuclear testing restriction treaty. The restriction ends the atmosphere, outer space and water testing.
08 August	The Zimbabwe African National Union was formed when Nadabingisthol, Robert Mugabe and others decided to separate from the Zimbabweican People's Union.
15 August	After the three -day rebellion in the President Fulbert YouLOU capital, the Republic of Congo was overthrown.
18 August	James Meredith is the first African American to finish a degree in political science from the University of Mississippi; He was also the first black student of the university.
24 August	The Buddhist crisis-American Foreign Department ordered Ambassador South Cabot Lodge, Junior to voluntarily encourage officers of South Vietnamese army to take out Nago Dinh Dim to remove Nago Dinh Nu from his power status.
28 August	Evergreen Point Floating Bridge, the world's longest bridge, was opened in Washington, Lake Washington, USA.
29 August	During a large political rally by Washington, DC, Martinluon King, Junior gave his 'I have a dream' speech from the steps of Lincoln Memorial, describing his wish for the future where black white is with harmony with harmony Will reconcile.
06 September	Victor Kruk was sent on a mission to assess the progression of the Vietnam war by CanadyDerection, and was against the withdrawal of South Vietnamese President Nago Din Din Din Din Dim's Buddhist crisis and the return of the XA Loi turban raids.
15 September	A bomb planted by members of Ku Clox Clan was exploded in the 16th Street Baptist Church, an African American Baptist Church Barringham, Alabama, America, killing four children and injured at least 22 children.
16 September	Malaya, Singapore, North Borneo (present Saba), and Sarwak merged into Malaysia.
28 September	Vama!, Roy was now considered one of the most important functions of Lichnstein, Leo Castile Gallery, was the first film in an exhibition held in New York City.
29 September	The University of Eastern Anglia was established in Norwich, England, the establishment of such a university in the city was talked about in the early 19th century.
02 October	Hurricane Flora, Haiti, Cuba, Trinidad, and Tobago, Grenada die of heavy storms, it was considered to be deadly and one of the worst storms recorded for destruction.
03 October	Oswaldo Lopez Arelano converted Hindon President Ramonwilda Morales into a violent coup and took the initiative of two decades of military rule.
04 October	Flora (depiction of radar's image), which is one of the most fierce and deadly storms in history, first became a landfall in Cuba after Cuba became Tobago and Phagniola.
05 October	U.S. The commercial import program suspended his main economic support for South Vietnam, in response to the harassment of intelligence by President Nago Dinh Dim.
07 October	The first sample leaves on its first test flight in LearJet, a large -scale business jet Wichita, Kansas.
09 October	A landslide from Wajontdam in Northern Italy displaced a large amount of water, causing waves and floods, causing far-off villages and killed about 2,000 people.
01 November	The Arecibo Observatory, with the world's largest lapsingle-dish radio telescope, was officially opened in Erecibo, Puerto Rico.
01 November	LH Quang Tung, the loyal head of South Vietnam SpecialForces, was killed in an American -backed coup after a period of religious unrest against the President in an American -backed coup.
02 November	South Vietnam President Ango Dinh Dim was assassinated, which marks the culmination of the coup under the leadership of Duong Van Minh.
06 November	Guyen Nong Thor was appointed as the head of the South Vietnamese government by General Duong Van Minh's military jute, five days later President Nog Dim Dim was removed and murdered.
18 November	The first push-button was made available for the telephone AT&T, to the customers.
22 November	The first B -2 Stealth Bomber of the United States Air Force was first displayed in the Air Force Plant 42 in Pamdale, California.
23 November	The first episode of Doctor Hu, which was the world's longest fiction television show, was aired on BBC television, starring William Hartnel as the first avatar of the title role.
24 November	Businessman Jack Ruby shot and injured Lee Harvey Oswald, the alleged killer of US President John F. Kennedy, during the living television broadcast and airing the principles of conspiracy on the case.
29 November	Five minutes after the takeoff from Montreal, the Trans-Canada airline flight 831 crashed, killing all 118 people.
08 December	After being affected by lightning in a holding pattern, PAN M Flight 214 crashed near Elkton in Maryland, US, killing all 81 people.
14 December	The Dam that binds the Baldwin Hills reservoir in Los Angeles releases 277 houses destroying houses.
31 December	Despite the efforts of Prime Minister Roy Valensky, the Central Arffrekan Federation officially divided into three separatists-Jambia, Malawi and Rhodesia.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
22 May	India's first glider Rohini took off.
07 September	Ashok Chakra winner Indian Airhostess Air Hostess) Neerja Bhanot was born.
21 November	India's space program began with the release of rockets from the Thumba region of Kerala.
01 December	Nagaland became the 16th state of India.
10 January	The Government of India introduced the Gold Control Scheme. Under which the jewelery of more than 14 carats was banned.
31 January	The peacock was declared the national bird of India.
03 February	Raghuram Rajan, former Governor of Reserve Bank of India was born.
08 February	Famous cricketer and former Indian captain Azaruddin was born in Hyderabad.
28 February	The first President of India, Rajendra Prasad died.

Birth	Name/Category/Country
01 April	Rohini Khadilkar / Player / India
07 September	Neerja Bhanot / Air Hostess / India
01 November	Nita Ambani / Business Woman / India
01 November	Nita Ambani / Industrialist / India
01 April	Rohini Khadilkar / Player / India
02 June	Anand Abhyankar / Actor / India
03 February	Raghuram Rajan / Academic / India
03 February	Raghuram Rajan / Economist / India
04 December	Javed Jafri / Actor / India
07 September	Neerja Bhanot / Air Hostess / India
07 September	Neerja Bhanot / Model / India
08 February	Mohammad Azharuddin / Politician / India
10 August	Phoolan Devi / Politician / India
13 August	Sridevi / Actress / India
14 September	Robin Singh / Cricketer / India
15 April	Manoj Prabhakar / Cricketer / India
16 May	Chitra Ramakrishna / Business Woman / India
21 December	Govinda / Actor / India
29 November	Lalit Modi / Business Man / India
31 August	Rituparno Ghosh / Actor / India
31 August	Rituparno Ghosh / Director / India

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