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The following events occurred in October 1955:

October 1, 1955 (Saturday)

October 2, 1955 (Sunday)

October 2: ENIAC deactivated

October 3, 1955 (Monday)

October 4, 1955 (Tuesday)

October 5, 1955 (Wednesday)

October 6, 1955 (Thursday)

October 6: Citroen DS launched

October 7, 1955 (Friday)

October 8, 1955 (Saturday)

October 9, 1955 (Sunday)

October 10, 1955 (Monday)

October 11, 1955 (Tuesday)

October 12, 1955 (Wednesday)

October 13, 1955 (Thursday)

October 14, 1955 (Friday)

October 15, 1955 (Saturday)

October 15: Opening of new Hamburg State Opera

October 16, 1955 (Sunday)

October 17, 1955 (Monday)

October 18, 1955 (Tuesday)

October 19, 1955 (Wednesday)

October 20, 1955 (Thursday)

October 21, 1955 (Friday)

October 22, 1955 (Saturday)

October 23, 1955 (Sunday)

October 24, 1955 (Monday)

October 25, 1955 (Tuesday)

October 26, 1955 (Wednesday)

October 27, 1955 (Thursday)

October 28, 1955 (Friday)

  • Swedish cargo ship Karmas runs aground at the mouth of the River Tees, Northumberland, United Kingdom; it is refloated on 10 November.[28]
  • The US ocean liner William Lykes runs aground in Table Bay, South Africa; it is refloated on 31 October.[29]
  • Born: Bill Gates, US software designer and entrepreneur, in Seattle, Washington[30]

October 29, 1955 (Saturday)

October 29: David Oistrakh premieres Shostakovich's first Violin Concerto

October 30, 1955 (Sunday)

October 31, 1955 (Monday)

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  25. The West Indies & Caribbean Year Book: Anuario Comercial de Las Antillas Y Países Del Caribe. Caribook Limited. 1958. p. 332.
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  27. Marriage Act 1955
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