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November 3, 1961: U Thant elected UN Secretary-General U Thant (1963).jpg
November 3, 1961: U Thant elected UN Secretary-General
November 23, 1961: Thalidomide pulled from market after birth defect warning Pack of Thalidomide tablets.jpg
November 23, 1961: Thalidomide pulled from market after birth defect warning

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November 1, 1961 (Wednesday)

November 2, 1961 (Thursday)

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Salman bin Hamad and Emir Isa bin Salman

November 3, 1961 (Friday)

November 4, 1961 (Saturday)

November 5, 1961 (Sunday)

November 5, 1961: Mamie Stewart's body discovered Mamie Stewart Brandy Cove 1919A.jpg
November 5, 1961: Mamie Stewart's body discovered

November 6, 1961 (Monday)

November 7, 1961 (Tuesday)

November 8, 1961 (Wednesday)

November 9, 1961 (Thursday)

November 10, 1961 (Friday)

November 11, 1961 (Saturday)

November 12, 1961 (Sunday)

November 13, 1961 (Monday)

November 14, 1961 (Tuesday)

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VP Macapagal beats President Garcia

November 15, 1961 (Wednesday)

Mr. and Mrs. Peron (center and left) Campano y peron.jpg
Mr. and Mrs. Peron (center and left)

November 16, 1961 (Thursday)

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Rayburn

November 17, 1961 (Friday)

A Minuteman-I in its silo Minuteman I test silo.png
A Minuteman-I in its silo

November 18, 1961 (Saturday)

November 19, 1961 (Sunday)

November 20, 1961 (Monday)

November 21, 1961 (Tuesday)

November 22, 1961 (Wednesday)

November 23, 1961 (Thursday)

November 24, 1961 (Friday)

November 25, 1961 (Saturday)

November 26, 1961 (Sunday)

November 27, 1961 (Monday)

November 27, 1961: Formerly known as The Pendletones, The Beach Boys release first single The Beach Boys 1962.jpg
November 27, 1961: Formerly known as The Pendletones, The Beach Boys release first single

November 28, 1961 (Tuesday)

November 29, 1961 (Wednesday)

Enos, first American in orbit Chimpanzee Enos.jpg
Enos, first American in orbit
Enos before the flight Chimpanzee Enos before the flight of Mercury-Atlas 5.jpg
Enos before the flight

November 30, 1961 (Thursday)

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