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January 12, 1954: Damage from the Blons avalanches in Austria.

The following events occurred in January 1954:

January 1, 1954 (Friday)

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January 2, 1954 (Saturday)

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January 3, 1954 (Sunday)

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January 4, 1954 (Monday)

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January 5, 1954 (Tuesday)

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January 6, 1954 (Wednesday)

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January 7, 1954 (Thursday)

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January 8, 1954 (Friday)

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January 9, 1954 (Saturday)

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January 10, 1954 (Sunday)

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The BOAC Flight 781 accident aircraft
  • BOAC Flight 781, a de Havilland Comet jet plane, disintegrated in mid-air due to metal fatigue and crashed in the Mediterranean near Elba, killing all 35 people on board.[10]

January 11, 1954 (Monday)

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January 12, 1954 (Tuesday)

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January 13, 1954 (Wednesday)

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January 14, 1954 (Thursday)

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January 1954: Newlyweds Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe

January 15, 1954 (Friday)

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January 16, 1954 (Saturday)

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Tony Handley was born

January 17, 1954 (Sunday)

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January 18, 1954 (Monday)

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January 19, 1954 (Tuesday)

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January 20, 1954 (Wednesday)

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Part of the opening ceremony for the Marunouchi Line at Ikebukuro Station

January 21, 1954 (Thursday)

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January 22, 1954 (Friday)

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January 23, 1954 (Saturday)

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January 24, 1954 (Sunday)

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January 25, 1954 (Monday)

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January 26, 1954 (Tuesday)

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January 27, 1954 (Wednesday)

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January 28, 1954 (Thursday)

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January 29, 1954 (Friday)

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January 30, 1954 (Saturday)

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January 31, 1954 (Sunday)

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References

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