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June 16, 1958: Wham-O begins marketing the Hula Hoop Girl twirling Hula Hoop, 1958.jpg
June 16, 1958: Wham-O begins marketing the Hula Hoop
June 29, 1958: Brazil wins 5 to 2 over Sweden to capture the World Cup, with two goals from 17-year old rookie forward Pele in Stockholm Pele v sweden 1958.jpg
June 29, 1958: Brazil wins 5 to 2 over Sweden to capture the World Cup, with two goals from 17-year old rookie forward Pelé in Stockholm
June 16, 1958: Former Hungarian Premier Imre Nagy hanged by Communist government Nagy Imre.jpg
June 16, 1958: Former Hungarian Premier Imre Nagy hanged by Communist government

The following events occurred in June 1958 :

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June 1, 1958 (Sunday)

The RCA cartridge next to the smaller improvement RCA Quarter Inch Tape Cartridge 2A.png
The RCA cartridge next to the smaller improvement

June 2, 1958 (Monday)

June 3, 1958 (Tuesday)

June 4, 1958 (Wednesday)

June 5, 1958 (Thursday)

June 6, 1958 (Friday)

June 7, 1958 (Saturday)

June 8, 1958 (Sunday)

June 9, 1958 (Monday)

June 10, 1958 (Tuesday)

June 11, 1958 (Wednesday)

June 12, 1958 (Thursday)

June 13, 1958 (Friday)

June 14, 1958 (Saturday)

June 15, 1958 (Sunday)

June 16, 1958 (Monday)

June 17, 1958 (Tuesday)

June 18, 1958 (Wednesday)

June 19, 1958 (Thursday)

June 20, 1958 (Friday)

June 21, 1958 (Saturday)

June 22, 1958 (Sunday)

June 23, 1958 (Monday)

June 24, 1958 (Tuesday)

June 25, 1958 (Wednesday)

June 26, 1958 (Thursday)

June 27, 1958 (Friday)

June 28, 1958 (Saturday)

June 29, 1958 (Sunday)

June 30, 1958 (Monday)

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  4. "Six Major League Scouts Watch Negro Nines Split in Twin Bill", by Louis Effrat, The New York Times, June 2, 1958, p. 31
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  38. "Kishi Re-Elected Premier of Japan". The New York Times. June 13, 1958. p. 6.
  39. "Tiddlywinks World Cup Rules Drawn Up, Association Formed". The Times. London. 13 June 1958. p. 13.
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  53. "Russians Stone and Smear Danish Moscow Embassy". The New York Times. June 21, 1958. p. 1.
  54. "Alexandros III; Patriarch of East, 90, Succumbs at Damascus". The Boston Globe. June 18, 1958. p. 37.
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  74. "10 Americans Are Seized In Raid by Rebels in Cuba; Two Canadians, Food, Drugs and Trucks Also Taken at Big Mining Project". The New York Times. June 28, 1958. p. 1.
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