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September 1953: Poland's Cardinal Wyszyński is arrested by the Stalinist government
September 12, 1953: John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Bouvier on their wedding day

The following events occurred in September 1953:

September 1, 1953 (Tuesday)

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September 2, 1953 (Wednesday)

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  • Born: John Zorn, American composer and saxophonist, in New York City[4]

September 3, 1953 (Thursday)

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September 4, 1953 (Friday)

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September 5, 1953 (Saturday)

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September 6, 1953 (Sunday)

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September 7, 1953 (Monday)

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September 8, 1953 (Tuesday)

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  • The French ocean liner Liberté ran aground at Le Havre but was refloated the same day.[14]

September 9, 1953 (Wednesday)

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September 10, 1953 (Thursday)

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September 11, 1953 (Friday)

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September 12, 1953 (Saturday)

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September 13, 1953 (Sunday)

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September 14, 1953 (Monday)

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September 15, 1953 (Tuesday)

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September 16, 1953 (Wednesday)

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September 17, 1953 (Thursday)

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September 18, 1953 (Friday)

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  • Died: Charles de Tornaco, 26, Belgian racing driver, in an accident during practice for the Modena Grand Prix[25]

September 19, 1953 (Saturday)

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September 20, 1953 (Sunday)

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September 21, 1953 (Monday)

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September 22, 1953 (Tuesday)

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September 23, 1953 (Wednesday)

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September 24, 1953 (Thursday)

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September 25, 1953 (Friday)

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September 26, 1953 (Saturday)

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September 27, 1953 (Sunday)

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September 28, 1953 (Monday)

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September 29, 1953 (Tuesday)

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September 30, 1953 (Wednesday)

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  10. ^ "Bermuda Hurricane Moving North". The Times. No. 52721. London. 8 September 1953. col D, p. 8.
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  13. ^ Collier's ... Year Book Covering the Year ... P.F. Collier & Son. 1954. p. 411.
  14. ^ "The Liberté Goes Aground". The Times. No. 52722. London. 9 September 1953. col F, p. 8.
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  18. ^ "Chez Paree, Chicago". Billboard. September 26, 1953. p. 21.
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  30. ^ "Liberian Crew Saved By French Liner". The Times. No. 52733. London. 22 September 1953. col D, p. 8.
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  44. ^ "Frigate Freed After Running Aground". The Times. No. 52740. London. 30 September 1953. col F, p. 6.
  45. ^ Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States: Containing the Public Messages, Speeches, and Statements of the President. Federal Register Division. 1953. p. 198.
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