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April 1, 1960: TIROS I opens era of satellite weather images TIROS-1-Earth.png
April 1, 1960: TIROS I opens era of satellite weather images
April 21, 1960: The new city of Brasilia is dedicated Montagem Brasilia.jpg
April 21, 1960: The new city of Brasilia is dedicated
April 8, 1960: Radio telescope picks up signals from Epsilon Eridani GBT.png
April 8, 1960: Radio telescope picks up signals from Epsilon Eridani

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April 4, 1960 (Monday)

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April 15, 1960 (Friday)

April 16, 1960 (Saturday)

April 17, 1960 (Sunday)

April 18, 1960 (Monday)

April 19, 1960 (Tuesday)

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Seoul protesters

April 20, 1960 (Wednesday)

April 21, 1960 (Thursday)

April 22, 1960 (Friday)

April 23, 1960 (Saturday)

April 24, 1960 (Sunday)

April 25, 1960 (Monday)

April 26, 1960 (Tuesday)

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President Rhee

April 27, 1960 (Wednesday)

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Togo

April 28, 1960 (Thursday)

April 29, 1960 (Friday)

April 30, 1960 (Saturday)

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  67. "Rhee Retires; Aide In Family Suicide". Oakland Tribune. April 28, 1960. p. 1.
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  69. "Togoland Proclaims Freedom". Pacific Stars and Stripes. April 28, 1960. p. 1.
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