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# List of The New York Times number-one books of 1956

This is a list of books that topped The New York Times Best Seller list in 1956.

## Fiction

The following list ranks the number-one best-selling fiction books.
| Date | Book | Author |
| January 1 | Andersonville | MacKinlay Kantor |
| January 8 | Andersonville | MacKinlay Kantor |
| January 15 | Andersonville | MacKinlay Kantor |
| January 22 | Andersonville | MacKinlay Kantor |
| January 29 | Andersonville | MacKinlay Kantor |
| February 5 | Andersonville | MacKinlay Kantor |
| February 12 | Andersonville | MacKinlay Kantor |
| February 19 | Andersonville | MacKinlay Kantor |
| February 26 | Andersonville | MacKinlay Kantor |
| March 4 | Andersonville | MacKinlay Kantor |
| March 11 | Andersonville | MacKinlay Kantor |
| March 18 | Andersonville | MacKinlay Kantor |
| March 25 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| April 1 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| April 8 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| April 15 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| April 22 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| April 29 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| May 6 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| May 13 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| May 20 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| May 27 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| June 3 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| June 10 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| June 17 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| June 24 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| July 1 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| July 8 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| July 15 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| July 22 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| July 29 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| August 5 | The Last Hurrah | Edwin O'Connor |
| August 12 | Don't Go Near the Water | William Brinkley |
| August 19 | Don't Go Near the Water | William Brinkley |
| August 26 | Don't Go Near the Water | William Brinkley |
| September 2 | Don't Go Near the Water | William Brinkley |
| September 9 | Don't Go Near the Water | William Brinkley |
| September 16 | Don't Go Near the Water | William Brinkley |
| September 23 | Don't Go Near the Water | William Brinkley |
| September 30 | Don't Go Near the Water | William Brinkley |
| October 7 | Don't Go Near the Water | William Brinkley |
| October 14 | Don't Go Near the Water | William Brinkley |
| October 21 | Don't Go Near the Water | William Brinkley |
| October 28 | Don't Go Near the Water | William Brinkley |
| November 4 | Don't Go Near the Water | William Brinkley |
| November 11 | Don't Go Near the Water | William Brinkley |
| November 18 | Don't Go Near the Water | William Brinkley |
| November 25 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| December 2 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| December 9 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| December 16 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| December 23 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| December 30 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |

## Nonfiction

The following list ranks the number-one best-selling nonfiction books.
# List of The New York Times number-one books of 1952

This is a list of books that topped The New York Times best-seller list in 1952.

## Fiction

The following list ranks the number-one best-selling fiction books.
| Date | Book | Author |
| January 6 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| January 13 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| January 20 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| January 27 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| February 3 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| February 10 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| February 17 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| February 24 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| March 2 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| March 9 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| March 16 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| March 23 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| March 30 | My Cousin Rachel | Daphne du Maurier |
| April 6 | My Cousin Rachel | Daphne du Maurier |
| April 13 | My Cousin Rachel | Daphne du Maurier |
| April 20 | My Cousin Rachel | Daphne du Maurier |
| April 27 | My Cousin Rachel | Daphne du Maurier |
| May 4 | My Cousin Rachel | Daphne du Maurier |
| May 11 | My Cousin Rachel | Daphne du Maurier |
| May 18 | My Cousin Rachel | Daphne du Maurier |
| May 25 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| June 1 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| June 8 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| June 15 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| June 22 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| June 29 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| July 6 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| July 13 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| July 20 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| July 27 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| August 3 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| August 10 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| August 17 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| August 24 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| August 31 | The Caine Mutiny | Herman Wouk |
| September 7 | The Silver Chalice | Thomas B. Costain |
| September 14 | The Silver Chalice | Thomas B. Costain |
| September 21 | The Silver Chalice | Thomas B. Costain |
| September 28 | The Silver Chalice | Thomas B. Costain |
| October 5 | The Silver Chalice | Thomas B. Costain |
| October 12 | The Silver Chalice | Thomas B. Costain |
| October 19 | The Silver Chalice | Thomas B. Costain |
| October 26 | The Silver Chalice | Thomas B. Costain |
| November 2 | East of Eden | John Steinbeck |
| November 9 | East of Eden | John Steinbeck |
| November 16 | East of Eden | John Steinbeck |
| November 23 | East of Eden | John Steinbeck |
| November 30 | East of Eden | John Steinbeck |
| December 7 | East of Eden | John Steinbeck |
| December 14 | East of Eden | John Steinbeck |
| December 21 | East of Eden | John Steinbeck |
| December 28 | East of Eden | John Steinbeck |

## Nonfiction

The following list ranks the number-one best-selling nonfiction books.
# List of The New York Times number-one books of 1957

This is a list of books that topped The New York Times Best Seller list in 1957.

## Fiction

The following list ranks the number-one best-selling fiction books.
| Date | Book | Author |
| January 6 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| January 13 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| January 20 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| January 27 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| February 3 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| February 10 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| February 17 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| February 24 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| March 3 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| March 10 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| March 17 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| March 24 | The Scapegoat | Daphne du Maurier |
| March 31 | The Scapegoat | Daphne du Maurier |
| April 7 | The Scapegoat | Daphne du Maurier |
| April 14 | The Scapegoat | Daphne du Maurier |
| April 21 | The Scapegoat | Daphne du Maurier |
| April 28 | The Scapegoat | Daphne du Maurier |
| May 5 | The Scapegoat | Daphne du Maurier |
| May 12 | The Scapegoat | Daphne du Maurier |
| May 19 | The Scapegoat | Daphne du Maurier |
| May 26 | The Scapegoat | Daphne du Maurier |
| June 2 | The Scapegoat | Daphne du Maurier |
| June 9 | The Scapegoat | Daphne du Maurier |
| June 16 | The Scapegoat | Daphne du Maurier |
| June 23 | The Scapegoat | Daphne du Maurier |
| June 30 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| July 7 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| July 14 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| July 21 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| July 28 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| August 4 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| August 11 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| August 18 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| August 25 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| September 1 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| September 8 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| September 15 | Peyton Place | Grace Metalious |
| September 22 | By Love Possessed | James Gould Cozzens |
| September 29 | By Love Possessed | James Gould Cozzens |
| October 6 | By Love Possessed | James Gould Cozzens |
| October 13 | By Love Possessed | James Gould Cozzens |
| October 20 | By Love Possessed | James Gould Cozzens |
| October 27 | By Love Possessed | James Gould Cozzens |
| November 3 | By Love Possessed | James Gould Cozzens |
| November 10 | By Love Possessed | James Gould Cozzens |
| November 17 | By Love Possessed | James Gould Cozzens |
| November 24 | By Love Possessed | James Gould Cozzens |
| December 1 | By Love Possessed | James Gould Cozzens |
| December 8 | By Love Possessed | James Gould Cozzens |
| December 15 | By Love Possessed | James Gould Cozzens |
| December 22 | By Love Possessed | James Gould Cozzens |
| December 29 | By Love Possessed | James Gould Cozzens |

## Nonfiction

The following list ranks the number-one best-selling nonfiction books.
# List of The New York Times number-one books of 1960

This is a list of books that topped The New York Times best-seller list in 1960.

## Fiction

The following list ranks the number-one best-selling fiction books.
| Date | Book | Author |
| January 3 | Advise and Consent | Allen Drury |
| January 10 | Advise and Consent | Allen Drury |
| January 17 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| January 24 | Advise and Consent | Allen Drury |
| January 31 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| February 7 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| February 14 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| February 21 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| February 28 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| March 6 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| March 13 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| March 20 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| March 27 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| April 3 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| April 10 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| April 17 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| April 24 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| May 1 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| May 8 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| May 15 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| May 22 | Advise and Consent | Allen Drury |
| May 29 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| June 5 | Advise and Consent | Allen Drury |
| June 12 | Advise and Consent | Allen Drury |
| June 19 | Advise and Consent | Allen Drury |
| June 26 | Advise and Consent | Allen Drury |
| July 3 | Advise and Consent | Allen Drury |
| July 10 | Advise and Consent | Allen Drury |
| July 17 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| July 24 | Advise and Consent | Allen Drury |
| July 31 | Advise and Consent | Allen Drury |
| August 7 | Advise and Consent | Allen Drury |
| August 14 | Advise and Consent | Allen Drury |
| August 21 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| August 28 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| September 4 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| September 11 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| September 18 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| September 25 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| October 2 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| October 9 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| October 16 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| October 23 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| October 30 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| November 6 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| November 13 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| November 20 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| November 27 | Advise and Consent | Allen Drury |
| December 4 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| December 11 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| December 18 | Hawaii | James Michener |
| December 25 | Hawaii | James Michener |

## Nonfiction

The following list ranks the number-one best-selling nonfiction books.
# Our Lady of Rosary Church, Kallakurichi

Our Lady of Rosary Church is a Roman Catholic, Kallakurichi, situated in Villupuram district, Tamil Nadu, India. Our Lady of Rosary Church, Kallakurichi has been recognized as a Parish under Diocese of Pondicherry.

## History

It was developed and built in the 19th century by Society of Foreign Missions of Paris Priests.
Rev. Fr. Louee Hedan laid base for the Kallakurichi Parish in 1914.
Then the old Church came to its existence in 1936 as a result of the efforts of Rev. Fr. Pere Di Elbreil, MEP Priest. Rev. Fr. PERE DI Elbreil, better known as Elbariel, was a MEP Priest, Philosopher and Philanthropist from France widely acknowledged as a social Reformer during the 1940s. He is still remembered for the schools, Convents, Churches constructed by him in and around Kallakurichi taluk along with S.V.S.Rathinam a Philontherapist. He arrived Pondicherry diocese, 22 May 1935. He had chosen Kallakurichi taluk to start his religious and social service. He constructed more than seven convents, three orphanages and schools. (Ulagankathan, Chinna salem, Siruvathur, Nariyappanur, Valli mathuram, Akara kottalam ...) Chinasalem was separated from Kallakurichi Parish in 1937. He released more than two hundred families from bonded slavery. Rev. Fr.PERE DElbreil baptised more than Ten thousand people to catholic Christian community around kallakurichi and virudhachalam taluk along with his disciples. He converted more than Ten thousand people into christianity from various areas. He compiled Dramas in English and Tamil. Yesuvin Paadugal, Christ and Me compiled by Rev. Fr.PERE DI Elbreil left India on 17 January 1947. He demised in Montabon, on 10 November 1988. It was a Golden Period of Kallakurichi Parish.
Rev. Fr. Gnamanikam built the new school building.
Rev. Fr. Gnadikkam demolished the old cemetery and constructed the St. Consega Convent.
Rev. Fr. Masilamani constructed the New Chappel.
Rev. Fr. Antony samy co-ordinated the public for the construction of the new cemetery.
Rev. Fr. Dhumma finalized the New cemetery place nearby the Manimutharu river.
Rev. Fr. Arokia samy constructed the Gebi, New School building and shopping complex.
Rev. Fr. Maria Joseph and Rev. Fr. Joshuva modified the complex and laid few statues.
Rev. Fr, L. Joseph Raj renovated the Church dooms at the time of the Centenary celebration.
# Our Lady of Seven Sorrows Cathedral, Suzhou

The Cathedral of Our Lady of Seven Sorrows is a Catholic cathedral in Suzhou, Jiangsu, China. It is known for its architectural hybridity between Chinese and western styles. The cathedral is located at 1162 Sanxiang Road, Suzhou.

## History

According to the Suzhou Government, the local parish started as the residence of a Catholic merchant and a gathering place for local Catholics in the Qianlong Era of the Qing Dynasty. There used to be a previous church building on the same site built in 1866 informally called "Hall of the Fishing Boats" (网船公所). The current church building began its construction in 1893 under the leadership of the French priest Joseph Deffond. In 1949, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Suzhou was established, and the church became the cathedral of the diocese.
In 1958, the cathedral was appropriated as a school for socialist education. It was used for other purposes in the 1960s before being returned to the Catholic Church in 1981. The cathedral suffered a flood in 1991 and became listed as a culturally protected site (文物保护单位) of Suzhou that year. In 2000, a traditional gallery and greeneries were added.

## Architecture

* The gates of the cathedral
* The interior of the cathedral
* The cathedral employs Chinese architecture and western symbols
The cathedral building is 44.9 meters long and 29.3 meters wide. The roof ridge has a height of 10.9 meters. According to Pan et al., the cathedral employs a "hybridity" of architectural styles. The cathedral used Suzhou traditional building methods, and has a westwork in the style of a paifang. However, it has a European open timber roof structure, very similar to the one of St Nicholas Church, North Walsham. Its pillars are wooden on the inside but made of bricks on the outside.
In 1982 and 2000, the cathedral underwent renovations, in which the IHS Christogram, stained glass, icons, Corinthian capitals and stone arches were added.
# Owen McMahon

Owen McMahon (born 4 August 1970) is an Australian sailor. He competed in the men's 470 event at the 1996 Summer Olympics.
# Owen Merton

Owen Heathcote Grierson Merton, Royal Society of British Artists (RBA) (14 May 1887–18 January 1931) was a New Zealand-born British painter, known primarily for his watercolours, landscapes, and seascapes. His work shows the influence of the Post-Impressionist representational style.
Merton was born in Christchurch, New Zealand, where he studied at the Canterbury College School of Art. He married Ruth Jenkins, an American, by whom he had two sons, Tom, who became the American Trappist monk and writer Thomas Merton and John Paul Merton. (Owen Merton is described in his son Thomas' famous spiritual autobiography, The Seven Storey Mountain.) He worked at different times as a church organist and cinema pianist. He studied sketching under Frances Hodgkins in 1910. He painted in England and France until 1916, when the First World War caused him and his family to relocate with his in-laws in the vicinity of Flushing, Long Island, where he worked briefly as a landscape gardener.
After the 1921 death of his wife, Merton lived on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, then on Bermuda. Throughout his career, Merton exhibited his paintings, with varying degrees of success. After returning to Europe during 1923, Owen Merton was elected to the Royal Society of British Artists. He was president of the local rugby club at Saint-Antonin where he settled with Tom in 1925; in Saint-Antonin he played piano in the local cinema. He continued to travel between his birthplace of New Zealand, Europe, and the US. He died of a brain tumour in London, England, during 1931.
Paintings by Owen Merton are on permanent display in galleries around the world, most particularly in the Museum of New Zealand.
# P. leptochila

P. leptochila may refer to:
* Partula leptochila, an extinct snail
* Pterostylis leptochila, a terrestrial orchid
# King of Holland's bird-of-paradise

The King of Holland's bird of paradise, also known as King William III's bird of paradise or the exquisite little king, is a bird in the family Paradisaeidae that is a hybrid between a magnificent bird of paradise and king bird of paradise.

## History

At least 26 adult male specimens of this hybrid exist in various collections, including the American Museum of Natural History and the Manchester Museum, coming mainly from north coastal New Guinea or unknown localities. It was described as a new species by Adolf Bernard Meyer in 1875 and diagnosed as a hybrid by Jacques Berlioz in 1927.
# Oxford Tower

Oxford Tower can refer to:
* Oxford Tower (Edmonton)
* Oxford Tower (Toronto)
* Oxford Tower (Warsaw)
# POOR Magazine

POOR Magazine/Prensa Pobre is a grassroots, poor people-led, non-profit arts organization in San Francisco, California, United States. It is part of the greater indigenous and poor peoples-led movements around the world, such as the Landless Peoples Movements, the Homeless Workers' Movement, and Take Back the Land. POOR Magazine also holds an office in Oakland, California through its Homefulness Project, a sustainable permanent housing initiative for families displaced by gentrification.
POOR Magazine was founded in 1996 by Lisa "Tiny" Gray-Garcia and Dee Gray, a mother and daughter team struggling with extreme poverty, racism, incarceration, and homelessness.
In November 2013 POOR Magazine staged a highly publicized action theater piece in front of Twitter headquarters to protest Twitter's greater financial presence within San Francisco.
POOR Magazine operates the low-power FM radio station KEXU-L.
# PONCHO

The Patrons of Northwest Civic, Cultural and Charitable Organizations (PONCHO) is a non-profit corporation in Seattle, Washington, United States, whose annual fund-raising auction has long played a significant role in funding the arts in Seattle. However, over the years, the gala auction slowly ceased to be profitable and will not occur after 2008, being replaced by smaller art and wine auctions. Janet True, president of the PONCHO board, has indicated that the gala auction will probably be replaced by something parallel to New York City's Tony Awards.
The group was founded in 1963 to hold an auction to retire the US$35,000 debt accumulated by the Seattle Symphony's critically successful performance of Verdi's Aida at the 1962 Seattle World's Fair, the Century 21 Exposition. They exceeded their goal, raising enough additional money to give $50,000 to the Symphony to help establish the Seattle Opera, as well as $15,000 to the Council on Aging and $1,000 to the Seattle Chorale. In the subsequent 45 years, PONCHO has raised over $33 million for more than 200 Seattle-area arts organizations. Significant beneficiaries other than the Symphony and Opera have included the Pacific Northwest Ballet, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle Repertory Theatre, and ACT.
Brendan Kiley of Seattle alternative weekly The Stranger, writing on the occasion of PONCHO executive director Gordon Hamilton's forced departure in July 2008, sees PONCHO as gradually shifting from being a "deep donor" to large arts institutions into a "broad donor" whose beneficiaries have come to include smaller groups.
# PONA number

The PONA number is an index for oil components used to determine the paraffins (P), olefins (O), naphthenes (N) and aromatics (A) content of FCC (fluid catalytic cracking) and coker (visbreaker) gasoline.
The PONA number plays a significant role in determining the quality of naphtha. Various grades of naphtha are produced depending on the PONA specifications, such as 60/15, 65/12, 70/10, etc. The first number represents the minimum allowable total parafins percentage and the second number specifies the maximum allowable aromatics percentage. It also determines the price of naphtha in international markets.