women full ordained clergy status. It also calls for an end to racial segregation in the denomination. Violet Gibson, who attempted to assassinate Mussolini in 1926, dies in a mental hospital in England, after a lifetime of imprisonment. May 8 Austria and Israel establish diplomatic relations. The constitutional union between Indonesia and the Netherlands is dissolved. John Osborne's Look Back in Anger opens at the Royal Court Theatre, London, changing the scope of theatrical and other forms of drama in the UK: the theatre's press release describes the dramatist as among the angry young men of the time. May 9 – Manaslu, eighth highest mountain in the world (in the Nepalese Himalayas) is first ascended, by a Japanese team. May 18 – Lhotse main summit, the fourth highest mountain (on the Nepalese–Tibetan border) is first ascended, by Fritz Luchsinger and Ernst Reiss. May 22 – The NBC Peacock logo debuts on television in the United States. May 23 – French minister Pierre Mendès France resigns, due to his government's policy on Algeria. May 24 – The first Eurovision Song Contest is broadcast from Lugano, Switzerland. The winning song is the host country's Refrain by Lys Assia (music by Géo Voumard, lyrics by Émile Gardaz). May 25 – India announces the institution of diplomatic relations with Francoist Spain. June June 1 – Vyacheslav Molotov resigns as foreign minister of the Soviet Union; he later becomes ambassador to Mongolia. June 3 – British Railways rename 'Third Class' passenger facilities 'Second Class'. June 4 – Montgomery bus boycott: The related civil suit is heard in federal district court; the U.S. Supreme Court will uphold the ruling in November. June 5 The text of Nikita Khrushchev's February attack on Stalin's reputation, "On the Cult of Personality and Its Consequences", is first published in the West, in The New York Times. Elvis Presley performs "Hound Dog" on The Milton Berle Show, scandalizing the American television audience with his suggestive hip movements. June 6 – In Singapore, chief minister David Marshall resigns, after the breakdown of talks about internal self-government in London. June 8 – General Electric/Telechron introduces model 7H241 "The Snooz Alarm", the first snooze alarm clock ever. June 10 – 1956 Summer Olympics: Equestrian events open in Stockholm, Sweden (all other events are held in November in Melbourne, Australia). June 13 The International Criminal Police Organization adopts Interpol as its official name. Real Madrid