Year 1970 in History - Important Historical Events of the year 1970

The year 1970 has a special significance of its own in India and world history. Let us know some such important events of the year 1970 such as: born famous people, death of famous people, war treaty, independence of a country, invention of new technology, change of power, important national and international day etc., knowing which your general Knowledge will increase.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
17 May	Thor Hairdal began the journey from Morocco on this day and crossed the Atlantic Ocean in 57 days.
29 May	United Russia did the underground nuclear test.
04 June	Tonga separated from Britain and became an independent country.
17 June	Kidney transplant operation was first performed in Chicago.
12 July	The severe floods in the Alaknanda River killed 600 people.
15 July	Denmark won the first women's World Cup football by defeating Italy 2–0.
20 September	The Russian probes collected some rocks from the lunar surface.
23 September	Abdul Razak bin Hussain became the Prime Minister of Malaysia.
29 September	Egyptian President Gamal Abdul Nasir died.
10 October	Fiji gained independence from Britain and this day was declared the national day of this country.
04 November	The famous Kathak dancer Pandit Shambhu Maharaj died.
10 November	The Great Wall of China was opened for tourism.
12 November	East Pakistan, present-day Bangladesh) and West Bengal's cyclonic storm 'Bhola' killed about five lakh people in the devastation.
21 November	Physicist C.V. Raman died.
07 August	The first computer chase tournament was held.
16 August	Goodwill Ambassador Manisha Koirala of the popular Hindi film heroine and UN Population Fund was born.
05 January	A 7.7-magnitude earthquake on the Richter scale killed 15,000 people in China's Yunnan province.
22 January	The Boeing 747 has its first commercial flight between New York and London.
29 January	Colonel Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, who won the Olympic medal in shooting, was born.
03 February	The foundation stone of the country's first and world's largest coal-based fertilizer plant was laid at Talcher in Odisha.
09 February	Great Australian fast bowler Glenn McGrath was born. He took 563 wickets in 124 Tests and 381 wickets in 250 ODIs.
23 February	The country became the Republic of Guyana and today was declared the national day of this country.
02 March	Rhodesia, now the country of the African continent, Zimbabwe) became an independent republic.
12 March	The minimum voting age in the US was reduced from 21 years to 18 years.
19 March	The leaders of East and West Germany met for the first time after the partition of Germany in 1949.
11 April	US launches Apollo 13 program for moon campaign.
13 April	The fuel tank of the American spacecraft Apollo 13, which went on a trip to the moon, exploded.
16 April	Icy storms in the European country France killed 70 people.
22 April	Millions of Americans celebrated Earth Day for the first time with the goal of saving the plants and animals on Earth and raising the awareness of the environment around the world.
12 January	Biafra ended the Nigerian Civil War.
11 February	Japan launched the first satellite Yosumi, on a Lambda-4 rocket.
16 March	New English Bible was published.
01 April	American Motors Corporation introduced Gremelin.
08 May	The Beatles released their 12th and final album "Jaane Bhi Do".
04 June	Tonga gained independence from the United Kingdom.
21 July	Aswan High Dam was completed in Egypt.
17 August	The United States dumped 418 containers of neural gas in the Gulf Stream near the Bahamas.
10 September	General Motors' "Chevrolet Vega" was launched.
03 October	The government of Lebanese Prime Minister Rashid Karami resigned.
01 November	The Polish vice president was shot dead at Pakistan's Karachi airport.
01 December	Luis Aquaria became the President of Mexico.
04 January	A magnitude 7.5 Msd earthquake struck Tonghai County, China, killing at least 15, 000 people and spurring the creation of the nation's largest earthquake monitoring system.
13 February	The English rock band Black Sabbath released their eponymousdebut album, which is recognised as the first major album to be creditedwith the development of the heavy metal genre.
18 February	An American jury acquitted the 'Chicago Seven' of conspiracyand inciting riots stemming from protests during the 1968 DemocraticNational Convention.
18 March	United States postal workers began a two-week strike afterCongress raised its own wages by 41% but only raised the wages of postalworkers by 4%.
01 April	More than 670,000 Garmlin was released in North America to crush imported machines.
10 April	Amidst commercial disagreement with his bandmates, Paulmekartney announced his departure from Beatles.
21 April	In response to a long -running dispute over wheat production, the princely state of Hut River announced its separation from Australia.
22 April	1 Earth Day was held internationally for conservation of natural resources.
26 April	The world intellectual property organization came into existence when its charter came into force.
29 April	The Vietnam War-South Vietnamese army started infiltration in Cambodia to attack the communist forest bases.
04 May	The Ohio National Guard set fire to Cambodia's invasion of Cambodia at Cantt State Universities, killing four and injured nine.
08 May	Construction workers in New York City attacked students and mothers opposing Kent state firing.
14 May	The Red Army Factian, West German Terrorist Group, was founded on 14 May 1970 by Andreas Budder, Gudrun Enselin, Horst Mahler and Alrike Meenhof. The group was considered as a terrorist organization that created a national crisis in late 1977 which is also known as 'German Autums'.
15 May	On May 15, 1970, Anna Mee Hayes became the first woman in the US Army to be promoted as 'Brigadier General', a general officer rank by President Richard Nixon. Elizabeth P. after a few minutes. Hoisington was also promoted. For the rank of Brigadier General.
24 May	Drilling of Cola Super Deep Borhole began in the Soviet Union. Cola Superdeep Borhole is the result of a scientific drilling project of the Soviet Union. The project tried to drill as deeply as possible in the earth's crust. Several borhole drills were drilled from a central hole. The deepest, reached 12,262 meters in 1989 and still has the deepest artificial point on Earth.
24 May	On the Cola Peninsula in Russia, drilling began on the Cola Superdeep Borhole, eventually reached 12,262 meters (40,230 ft), making it the deepest hole ever and is the Earth's deepest artificial point.
26 May	The Soviet Tupolev TU -144 became the first commercial transport to move beyond the ICT. The Tupolev TU 144 is a retired jet aircraft, the world's first commercial supersonic transport aircraft (SST). It is only one of the two SSTs to enter commercial service, the other is Anglo-French Concord.
13 June	The Long and Winding Road became the twentieth of the Beatles in the United States and the final number of the final number.
19 June	Patent cooperation treaty, an international law treaty was signed, which provided an integrated procedure to file a patent application to protect inventions.
03 July	The Tribal- The British Army applied the Falls Curfew of Northern Ireland to Belfast, resulting in greater Irisherpological resistance.
03 July	The Tribal: The British Army imposed a Falls Curfew at Belfast, Northern Ireland, resulting in a more Irish republican resistance.
21 July	The Aswan High Dam in Egypt was completed after 11 years of deficiencing.
23 July	Kabus uprooted his father Said bin Taimur, who became the Sultan of Oman.
07 August	Jonathan Jackson kidnapped Jackson, Judge of California's superior court, Jackson's brother George from jail.
26 August	Daughter Freedan and the National Organization for women organized a women's strike for equality in New York City, in which 20,000 women opposed the continuous decrease of gender equality.
06 September	The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) has hijacked four aircraft from Europe's airports.
06 September	Members of the popular front for the liberation of Palestineezh, set the route of four jets from Europe to New York City, two of them were in Jordan's Dorson Field, Jordan and an aircraft inbiroot.
19 September	The world's largest Greenfield Festival, the first was held at Michael Avis's farm in Glasnbari, England, Glastonbury Festival.
19 September	Greek student Kostas Georgacis set himself on fire in Genova, Italy as protest against Georgiopapopolos' Greek military Janta.
05 October	Furore to the October crisis in Montreal, members of Front Day Liberation Do Quebec kidnapped the British diplomat James Cross.
05 October	The environmental organization Greenpeace was included in the British Columbia, Canada, the Wave Committee.
09 October	The Republic of Khmer, headed by General Loan Know and Princevath Sirik Matak, was announced in Cambodia.
15 October	Thirty -five construction workers were killed as a part of the West Gate Bridge collapsed in Melbourne.
04 November	Salvador Alinde took over as the President of Chile, who was the first Marxist to become the President of the Latin American country through Opinion.
12 November	The 1970 Bhola cyclone landed a landslide on the banks of Eastyakistan (Bangladesh), killing more than 300,000 people, the most tropical tropical cyclone.
12 November	The Oregon Highway Division attempted to destroy the beach sperm whale with Florence, Oregon with failure.
14 November	Chartered by the Southern Airways Flight 932, Marshall Overcevity Football Team, crashed into a hill near Kerado in Westviurginia, US, killing all 75 people.
17 November	The Moon Rover of the Soviet Union, the first Rosing remote-controlled robot made landing and rolled on the surface of the moon today, making it the first robot to do so.
17 November	American inventor Douglas Angelbart received a patent for Thefire Computer Mouse.
25 November	Writer Yukio Mishima committed rituals suicide at the Japan Self-Defense Forces Headquarters in Tokyo due to failing to make a military coup to restore the rights of Japan's emperor.
17 December	The soldiers opened fire on the laborers (memorial portraits) working in the memorial, which was starting the anti -government protests across the country.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
17 October	Anil Kumble, the former leg-spinner and captain of the Indian Kikrate team, was born in the capital city of Karnataka (now Bangalore). He took 619 Test and 337 ODI wickets in his career.
19 October	The first MiG-21 aircraft manufactured in India was inducted into the Indian Air Force. It is a super sonic fighter jet which was built by the Soviet Union.
29 November	Haryana became the first Indian state to achieve hundred percent rural electrification.
31 May	Indira Gandhi had called for international help in Bangladesh, or East Pakistan as a civil war, turned two million people into refugees. Many of them were suffering from cholera and smallpox. West Pakistan officials refused to take care of him, and India could not tolerate.

Birth	Name/Category/Country
10 September	Belinda Clark / Player / Australia
03 December	Jimmy Shergill / Actor / India
06 June	Sunil Joshi / Cricketer / India
09 March	Naveen Jindal / Politician / India
10 March	Omar Abdullah / Politician / India
12 May	Anjali Gupta / Flying Officer / India
15 September	Ramya Krishnan / Actress / India
17 October	Anil Kumble / Cricketer / India
17 October	Anil Kumble / Player / India
19 June	Rahul Gandhi / Politician / India
21 October	Kamal Sadanah / Actor / India
21 March	Shobhana / Actress / India
22 July	Devendra Fadnavis / Politician / India
24 June	Atul Agnihotri / Actor / India
30 November	Mukul Dev / Actor / India
NA NA	Dr. Seema Rao / Commando Trainer / India
NA NA	Reena Kaushal Dharmshaktu / Astronaut / India

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