The year 1966 has a special significance of its own in India and world history. Let us know some such important events of the year 1966 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.
Important Historical Events of the Year 1966 in World ⚡
Event__Date | Incident/Event |
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02 June | The US launched a spacecraft on the moon in its first attempt. |
30 July | England won World Cup football for the first time by defeating West Germany in the eighth FIFA World Cup. |
08 September | UNESCO celebrated World Literacy Day for the first time by the United Nations Department of Education and Cultural. |
22 September | The American vehicle 'Savorier-2' hit the lunar surface. |
30 September | Bechuanaland, the British protected state of South Africa, declared independence and became the Republic of Botswana. |
04 October | The country of Lesotho declared its independence from Britain and today is celebrated as National Day in this country. |
01 November | The state of Haryana was carved out of Punjab. |
24 November | The first TV station opened in Kinsasa, the capital of Congo. |
26 November | The world's first tidal power plant started functioning at the mouth of France's Rance River. |
27 November | Uruguay adopted the constitution. |
10 August | US space officials sent the first spacecraft from Cape Kennedy to take pictures of the appropriate location to land the rocket in space. Which crashed on the moon on 29 October. |
15 December | Walt Disney, the founder of the world's largest animation company, died. |
18 December | Astronomer Richard Walker discovered Saturn's satellite Epimetheus. |
27 December | The world's longest cave 'Cave of Swallows' was discovered in Aquisamon, Mexico. |
11 January | The then Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri, who raised the slogan of Jai Jawan Jai Kisan, died in Tashkent. |
13 January | The US conducted a nuclear test in Nawada. |
11 February | Former Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri died in Tashkent. |
26 February | Freedom fighter Vinayak Damadar Savarkar died. |
05 March | A Boeing 707 plane crashed at Mount Fuji, Japan. |
16 March | The US launched the manned spacecraft Gemini 8. |
20 March | National Film Award winning singer Alka Yagnik was born in Kolkata. |
31 March | Soviet Russia launched the first Chandrayaan Luna-10. |
15 April | The death of painter Nandlal Bose. |
26 April | The Tashkent city of Uzbekistan was completely destroyed by the 7.5 magnitude earthquake. |
19 February | United Kingdom Naval Minister Christopher Mayu resigned. |
05 March | Heavy theft of nuclear materials was detected in Brazil. |
05 April | Indonesian forces demand, countries rejoin the United States. |
12 May | Bush Memorial Stadium opened in St. Louis Missouri. |
01 June | The White House Convention on Civil Rights. |
12 July | Indira Gandhi visited Moscow. |
05 August | Caesars Palace Hotel & Casino opens in Las Vegas. |
16 September | In South Vietnam, Thich Tri Quang ended a 100-day hunger strike. |
26 October | The headquarters of Brussels NATO were moved from Paris. |
08 November | Actor Ronald Reagan was elected Governor of California. |
19 December | Asian Development Bank was started. |
17 January | A US Air Force B-52 Stratofortress collided with a KC-135 Stratotanker during aerial refueling over the Mediterranean Sea, dropping three hydrogen bombs on land near Palomares, Spain, and a fourth one into the sea. |
26 January | The three Beaumont children disappeared from a beach in Glenelg, South Australia, resulting in one of the country's largest-ever police investigations. |
05 March | BOAC Flight 911 disintegrated and crashed near Mount Fujishortly after departure from Tokyo International Airport, killing all113 passengers and 11 crew members on board. |
10 March | Military Prime Minister of South Vietnam Nguy?n Cao K? sacked rival General Nguy?n Chánh Thi, precipitating large-scale civil and military dissension in parts of the nation. |
11 March | Indonesian President Sukarno was forced to sign the Presidential Order Supersemar, giving Suharto the authority to take whatever measures he deemed necessary to restore order during the Indonesian killings. |
15 May | Rejecting his attitude to deal with the Buddhist rebellion, South Korean Prime Minister Gujen Cao ordered to attack the Force General Ton Daity and removed him from the post. |
16 May | On May 16, 1966, the cultural revolution was started by Maotse Tung, President of the Communist Party of China. The revolution severely affected the country economically, socially and politically. |
16 May | Chinese leader Maotse Tung officially launched the cultural revolution as a campaign to relieve China from its generous bourgeois elements and to continue revolutionary class struggle. |
25 May | Explorer 32 was launched. Explorer 32, also known as the atmosphere Explorer-B (AE-B), was a satellite launched by the United States to study the upper atmosphere of the Earth. It was launched from Cape Canaveral on the Delta-C1 rocket. It was the second of the five atmosphere explorers, the first Explorer 17. |
26 May | The British Guyana gained independence and became Guyana. The British Guyana was the name of the British colony on the northern coast of South America, known as Guyana's independent nation in 1966. Its indigenous people are Arvak -speaking Lusayan, who are part of the Teno people. |
30 May | The launch of Surveyor 1, the first American spacecraft to land on a supernatural body. Surveyor 1 was the first lunar softer in the unmanned surveyor program of National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA, United States). This lunar soft-glander collected figures about the lunar surface that would be necessary for the human apollo moon landing starting in 1969. |
02 June | Surveyor Program: Surveyor 1 land in Oceanas Prosaelram on Moon became the first American spacecraft to soft-numbered in the second world, Surveyor 1 National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) was the first lunar soft -lander in the unmanned surveyor program America). This lunar soft-glander collected figures about the lunar surface that would be required for the human apollo moon landing starting in 1969. |
13 June | According to the decision of the Supreme Court of Miranda vs. Arizona established the Miranda warning, the law enforcement officers advised a suspect to remain silent and obtain a lawyer under the protection of his rights. |
14 June | U.S. The Lunar Orbiter was designed to capture pictures of the moon landscape to prepare the American astronauts to land on the lunar landscape. |
01 July | The first colorful television broadcast in Canada is from Toronto. There are three main analog broadcasting television systems used worldwide, PAL (Phase Alternating Line), NTSC (National Television System Committee), and Secam. |
06 July | Malawi became a republic country. The country adopted its new constitution. Thus the Republic of Republic joined the club. Hastings became the first President of Banda Malawi. He was one of the leaders who were demanding independence for the country. |
08 July | King Mabamutas IV Bangrikeng of Burundi was displaced by his son Ntare-V. Burundi is a small landowner in the African continent. It is one of the five poorest countries in the world. The history of Burundi is marked by massacres and political imbalance before becoming a republic. |
10 July | Martin Luther King, Junior led a rally in support of the Chicago freedom movement, one of the most ambitious civil rights of North America. |
15 July | Vietnam War: The United States and South Vietnam started Operation Hastings to exclude North Vietnamese from Vietnamese Vietnamese. |
15 July | Vietnam War: The United States and South Vietnam started Operation Hastings to exclude North Vietnamese from Vietnamese Vietnamese. |
06 August | Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan became the rich and ruler of Abu Dhabi, his brother, Sheikh Shahbut bin Sultan Al Nahyan, which was depicted in a bloodless coup. |
13 August | China has declared it a cultural revolution. In the great cooperative societies, workers will be allowed to work in the industry by reorganizing the current small agricultural collective. |
14 August | U.S. The Lunar Orbiter was designed to capture pictures of the moon landscape to prepare the American astronauts to land on the lunar landscape. |
18 August | Members of the Vietnam War-Members of the 6th Battalion of the Royal Australian Regiment surrounded and attacked them all around with the Viet Congress Unit in the Long Tan battle, but they had to stop for several hours until the strength came. |
23 August | Lunar Orbiter 1 takes the first picture of Earth from an orbit around the moon. |
24 August | U.S.S.R launched Luna 11 for classes around the moon. |
26 August | The South African Defense Force launched an attack against Swapo Guerrilla Fighters in Omgulugombavashe, with Namibia's freedom struggle. |
06 September | South African Prime Minister, Handric Verowd, who was clearly a architect of apartheid, was murdered during a parliamentary constituency in Cape Town |
06 September | South African Prime Minister Handric Vervord, who was 'architecture apartheid', was killed by Dimitri Tsfanda. |
08 September | The American Science Fiction show Star Trek had a premiere on the NBC television network, with a media franchise launched, which has given birth to a creed phenomenon and affects the design of many current techniques. |
08 September | Queen Elizabeth II opened the Sever Bridge, as a Urban of a new economic era to South Wales. |
14 September | The minimum wage is at a new rate of $ 1.40 per hour which will include public schools and nursing homes, as well as state and local government workers in the construction industry. |
17 September | FBI agents today arrested 13 white men in Grenada, Mississippi. This was earlier this week on allegations of barbaric attacks on young Negro school children using sticks, fists and a club on children. |
30 September | Seratse Khama became the first President of Botswana, when Bachuanland Protecturet gained independence from the United Kingdom. |
12 October | The Nobel Peace Prize for Medicine has been presented to two American doctors, Francis Peetan Rautand Charles B. Hugins. He dedicated his life to battle cancer. |
13 November | The Israeli army attacked Samu's Jordan-controlled West Bank village in response to the al-Fatah land incident two days ago near the West Bank border. |
05 December | The US suffered the biggest loss of aircraft from the time of the Vietnam war began. American warfare aircraft reacted by attacking hideouts near Hanoi and killing the enemy's aircraft. |
18 December | Epimithius, one of the Moon of Saturn, was ignored, but was wrong as a Janus. It took 12 years to determine that they have two different items sharing the same class. |
18 December | One of the Moon of Saturn was discovered by Extius, but it was seen as a Janus. It took twelve years to determine that they are items sharing the same class. |
24 December | Mark Hellingor theater closed in New York City after Joyful Shore 12 demonstrations. |
27 December | The Wall of Swallows, the largest known cave shaft of the DWW, was discovered in Aquismone, San Luis Potosi, Mexico. |
Important Historical Events of the Year 1966 in India ⚡
Event__Date | Incident/Event |
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24 June | 117 people died when an Air India aircraft going from Mumbai to New York crashed in Mount Blanc, Switzerland. |
10 September | The Indian Parliament today recognized the formation of the states of Punjab and Haryana. |
12 September | Indian swimmer Mihir Sen floated and crossed the Dardanless Strait. |
31 October | India's famous swimmer Mihir Sen floated and crossed the Panama Canal. |
17 November | Rita Faria of India won the title of Miss World. She was the first Asian woman to become Miss World. |
04 January | The Tashkent Conference was organized with the aim of reaching a ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan. As a result of this agreement, the second war between India and Pakistan ended. |
19 January | The Congress Party chose Indira Gandhi as its leader for the post of Prime Minister of India. Indira Gandhi was elected the fourth Prime Minister of India. Indira Gandhi was the only daughter of India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. |
23 January | Indira Gandhi became the third and first woman Prime Minister of India. |
24 January | Air India's Boeing 707 aircraft crashed near the summit of Monglow in the hills of the Alps. 117 people died in it. |
16 February | Indian educationist and freedom fighter Sadhu Vaswani died. |
06 April | Indian swimmer Mihir Sen swam across the Palk Strait. |
04 January | The Prime Ministers of India and Pakistan met in Moscow. |
10 June | Indian version of MIG Fighter Aircraft designed in Nashik. It was born from Russia. Mig fighter aircraft played a lead role during the 1971 Indo-Pak war and Kargil War. These aircraft were used extensively by the Indian Air Force. |
Famous People's Birthdays in 1966 😀
Birth | Name/Category/Country |
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01 September | Faisal Khan / Actor / India |
03 January | Chetan Sharma / Cricketer / India |
04 September | Aadesh Shrivastava / Singer / India |
06 January | A. R. Rahman / Musician / India |
06 March | Makrand Deshpande / Actor / India |
08 January | Pankaj Berry / Actor / India |
11 November | Arif Zakaria / Actor / India |
18 August | Vankadarath Saritha / Driver / India |
19 December | Rajesh Chauhan / Cricketer / India |
20 May | Manindra Agrawal / Scientist / India |
28 August | Priya Dutt / Politician / India |
28 September | Puri Jagannadh / Producer / India |
31 January | Umar Alisha / Journalist / India |
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