This page relates to the year 1970 Gregorian Calendrier.
Events
Africa
- January 8th: The troops Nigerians take the capital of the Biafra, Owerri
- January 12th: Cease-fire with the Biafra.
- January 16th: The Biafra, touched by the famine, must capitulate. The victory of the central government of the Nigeria, operated without reprisals towards the population Ibo, is concretized by a reinforcement of the federal capacity.
- February 10th: The king of Lesotho Moshoeshoe II is driven out capacity and leaves in exile.
- February 26th: Creation of a station of Prime Minister of Senegal, occupied by Abdou Diouf (fine in 1980)
- March 1st: Proclamation of the Republic in Southern Rhodesia.
- June 11th: Evacuation of the foreign bases in Libya.
- October: Calling upon economic reasons, the president of the Uganda Milton Obote makes expel 60 000 Kenyans of his country.
- December 5th: Moshoeshoe II, king of Lesotho returns of exile and finds its throne, but not its capacities, of which essence was transferred to the Prime Minister.
- December 16th: State of emergency in Erythrée.
Asia
- January 6th: The king Norodom Sihanouk, more supported by the Soviet Union and threatened by the CIA, takes refuge with Grasse, on the French Riviera.
- March 18th: the general Lon Nol, chief of the government, reverses the king, who at once founds with Beijing a “government in exile”, lines up officially in the camp of North Vietnam and invites Vietnamese to fight against the dissenting Kampuchean army.
- March 23rd: Taken refuge in Beijing, Sihanouk is combined to the Communists within the FUNK (national United front of Kampuchea) and engages the fight.
- April 29th: American and South Vietnamese intervention with the Kampuchea (until the June 29th).
- June 9th: The general secretary of UNO U Thant lance a call for the safeguard of the temple and the sanctuary of Angkor, where are held engagements.
- October 8th: The République is proclaimed in Kampuchea. Its chiefs control only the cities with the assistance of the United States. The campaigns fall to the hands from the Khmer Rouge.
Americas
Latin America
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Argentinian May 29th, : Montoneros (peronists) remove the former president Aramburu, who had reversed Juan Perón in 1955 then carry out it on June 1st after having translated it in front of a revolutionary tribunal.
- May 31st: A Earthquake of magnitude 7,9 fact between 50 000 and 70 000 victims with Ancash with the Peru.
- June 18th: The general Roberto Marcelo Levingston is designated by the junta president of the Argentine (fine in 1971). He must legalize the party peronist and even authorize the return of Juan Perón in Argentine.
- September 4th: Salvador Allende gains the elections with the Chile with only 36,3% of the voices, in front of a divided line.
- October 7th, Bolivia: The general Juan Jose Torres Gonzales arrives at the capacity (end in August 1971). He makes assume with the soldiers the revolutionary responsibility for the national development. Like its predecessor, he is opposed to liberalism Barrientos, carries out nationalizations (whose that of the goods of the GULF Petroleum Company ) and adopts measures favorable to the trade unions. He meets the opposition of oligarchy and the relations with the United States are degraded, more especially as the nationalism of Ovando and Torres push them to approach Cuba.
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November 4th: Salvador Allende takes up duty like president of Chile. Its coalition government of the popular Unit (UP), composed of various left parties, engages immediately of the important social reforms. Diplomatic relations are restored with Cuba (the very same day of the nomination), the China, GDR and the Northern Vietnam.
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February 1st: Luis Echeverría Álvarez is elected president of the Republic Mexico. It pursues more balanced strategy of economic growth and introduced intended measures to reduce the control of the economy by the foreigners and to increase exports. The bonds with the United States are slackened and Echeverría negotiates economic agreements with several countries of Latin America, the Canada and the European Community; it also negotiates an agreement with the Council for Mutual Economic Aid, sponsored by the Soviet Union.
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Omar Torrijos lance a series of social reforms to the Panama (law on education, labor regulation, law on housing) and promulgates the banking law which makes of Panama a financial center of international importance. It makes use of the question of the channel to consolidate its mode and “to transform this caricature of country into a nation”.
- Appearance of a urban guerilla warfare in Argentinian around two poles: the revolutionary Army of people (EPR), tendency trotskist, and Montoneros, peronists.
- the Mexican economy knows a regular annual growth of 6,3% between 1970 and 1974.
- 50,7 million inhabitant to the Mexico, 4,7 million in Bolivia, 9,7 with the Chile, 13,6 with the Peru, 93,2 million with the Brazil, 8,3 with Cuba, 5,2 in Haiti, 4,2 in Dominican Republic, 24,3 million in Argentinian, 2,4 with the Paraguay, 2,9 in Uruguay, with the Costa Rica, 5,2 with the Guatemala, 2,6 with the Honduras, 2 with the Nicaragua, 1,4 with the Panama, 3,4 with the El Salvador, 22,2 in Colombia, 6 in Ecuador , 10,7 with the Venezuela.
the United States
- April 11th: Launching of the lunar mission Apollo 13.
- April 22nd: The first Day of the Earth, with the the United States, mobilizes 20 million people. The Congress creates an Agency of Environmental protection and vote a constraining legislation on the quality of the air.
- May 4th: Murder of four students by the national guard of the Ohio at the time of a demonstration against the War of Vietnam on the campus of Kent State University. The students of 400 universities and colleges are put in strike.
- prison Risings in the prison of Queens, with Long Island (autumn) and with the prison of Folsom, in California ( November).
- December: Inquire of the “ Winter Soldier ”: several hundreds of veterans of Vietnam go to Detroit to testify to the atrocities in which they took part or assisted.
- December 29th: Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Independent federal organizations control the safety and the hygiene of the work places.
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July 27th, Portugal: Died of Salazar. Marcelo Caetano chooses the continuity of the mode. He on television affirms his regret not to institute a parliamentary mode, being given the inadequacy of information in which its fellow-citizens had been held so a long time.
- October, Portugal: Foundation of the MACAW (revolutionary Action army).
- December 3rd, Spain: Lawsuit of Burgos against the ETA.
- March 19th: “Handshake of Erfurt” between Willy Brandt and Willi Stoph.
- August: The governments Soviet and West German sign a treaty rejecting the use of the force to regulate the conflicts and recognizing the existing borders of Europe, including the Frontière Oder-Neisse between East Germany and the Poland.
- December 7th: Travel of Willy Brandt in Poland, visit of Auschwitz and recognition of the Oder-Neisse line.
See also: 1970 in France
- June 19th: Beginning of the preserving ministry of Edward Heath, Prime Minister for the the United Kingdom (fine in 1974).
- Victoire of the conservatives to the legislative ones. The conservative party with the capacity passes under the direction of Edward Heath. This one undertakes a policy of inspiration néolibérale: reduction of the direct taxes, of which the maximum section passes from 90 to 75%, release of the credit to start again consumption, reduction in the national expenditure, stop of the subsidies to industries in difficulty.
- December 7th: Treaty germano-Polish of Warsaw. Recognition de facto of the existing borders (line Oder-Neisse). N the other hand, the government of Bonn receives the insurance that the Polish residents of German nationality aspiring to emigrate in federal Germany would be authorized to leave the Poland.
- 14 - December 21st: Working disorders in Poland in the ports (Gdańsk. With the advertisement of a very big rise of the prices, true revolts of the hunger burst with Gdańsk and Szczecin. The state of emergency is declared during one week and the demonstrations are severely repressed.
- December 22nd: Gomulka must resign following the working revolts on the the Baltic. Its successor with the head of the working left, Edward Gierek, takes effective measures to improve the living conditions of Polish (fine in 1980).
Peaceful Oceania &
- January 7th: Israel starts a strategic bombardment campaign on the Egyptian territory to destroy the military installations and to touch moral civil populations (bombardment of the schools, factories). The population makes block behind Sadate. The Soviet Union addresses a warning to Washington: if the bombardments continue, it will bring a direct support to the Egypt.
- January 22nd: Nasser goes to Moscow and requires the massive delivery of batteries of anti-aircraft missiles Sam 3, which will be provided, with Soviet personnel and fighters.
- Mars: From March, the batteries of Sam 3 manage to stop the Israeli raids in Egypt. The United States limits their supplies of planes to Israel. The State Hebrew agrees to negotiate on the basis of resolution 242 and gives up its preliminary request for direct bilateral negotiations.
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June 19th: William P. Rogers presents a second plan in front of the escalation of violence between Israel and the Egypt. He proposes a three months cease-fire, the resumption of the mission Jarring and acceptance by all the parts of the Résolution 242. Nasser disallows these proposals then accepts the idea of a temporary cease-fire enabling him to reinforce its air device and to implement the plan “granite”. Israel also refuses the Rogers plan. Richard Nixon tries to make reconsider the Israelis their positions by promising the supply of new fighters.
- July 21st: Completion of the High stopping of Aswan.
- July 23rd: Nasser accepts the Rogers plan publicly, followed by the king Hussein of Jordan (July 26th) and Israel (). The line leaves the government in Israel.
- August 8th: The acceptance of the second plan Rogers involves a cease-fire between Egypt and Israel. A zone of 50 km on both sides of the Suez Canal is neutralized. Nasser maintains the operation “Granite” for the November 7th.
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November 13rd: Hafez el-Assad, member of the Left Baath and old driver hunting, seizes the power in Syria by the force. He becomes Prime Minister and general secretary of the Parti Baath. Its main adversaries are stopped or exiled. The political police is purified and the new mode follows a political policy of liberalization.
Arts & cultures
See also: 1970 with the cinema, 1970 in music, 1970 in literature, 1970 with the theater, 1970 as a cartoon, 1970 on television
Sciences & technology
See also: 1970 in science
See also: 1970 in aeronautics
See also: 1970 in the railroads
Sports
- Football world cup with the Mexico. The Brésil becomes the first nation to gain the trophy with three recoveries.
Births in 1970
Death in 1970
- January 7th: Sylvie (Louise Sylvain), French Actress.
- January 10th: Pavel Belyayev, Soviet cosmonaut (° June 26th 1925)
- January 25th: Jane Bathori (Jeanne-Marie Berthier), Singer of opera.
- February 2nd: Bertrand Russell, Mathematician, Philosopher and moralist, Nobel Prize of literature 1950 (° May 18th 1872)
- February 21st: Marc Boegner, Writer, thinker, Pasteur, French academician (° 1881)
- March 17th: Michał Kalecki, economist Polish (° June 22nd 1899)
- March 18th: William Beaudine, American Realizer, (° 1892).
- June 2nd: Bruce McLaren, automobile courror, is killed accidentally.
- June 7th: Edward Morgan Forster, writer English, (° 1879).
- June 14th: Romance Ingarden, philosopher Polish (° February 5th 1893)
- June 21st: Ahmed Sukarno, president of the Indonesia.
- July 4th:
- July 14th: Shine Mariano, Chanteur of operetta Spanish, (° 1914).
- July 27th: António de Oliveira Salazar, Portuguese dictator, (° 1889).
- August 30th: Abraham Zapruder, scenario writer amateur (° May 15th 1905) having filmed the Assassination of John F. Kennedy.
- September 1st: François Mauriac, writer French, (° 1885).
- September 18th: Jimmy Hendrix, Guitarist and American Singer, (° 1942).
- September 23rd: Andre Raimbourg known as Bourvil, Actor French, (° 1917).
- September 28th: Gamal Abdel Nasser, Head of the Egyptian State , (° 1918).
- September 29th: John Back Passos, American Novelist.
- October 4th: Janis Joplin, American Singer, (° 1943).
- October 9th: Jean Giono, writer, Scenario writer and Realizer French, (° 1895).
- October 17th: Pierre Laporte (assassinated), Deputy Prime Minister for the Quebec, (° 1921).
- November 9th: Charles de Gaulle, general, president of the French Republic, (° 1890).
- November 21st: Chandrashekhara Venkata Râman, Indian physicist (° November 7th 1888)
- November 25th: Yukio Mishima, writer Japanese, died according to the ritual of the Seppuku (° January 14th 1925).
- December 11th: Fernand Schreurs, Belgian Politician of French expression and Walloon militant (° July 26th 1900)
- December 15th: Stanislas-Andre Steeman, author and Belgian illustrator of French expression (° January 23rd 1908)
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