Year 1973 in History - Important Historical Events of the year 1973

The year 1973 has a special significance of its own in India and world history. Let us know some such important events of the year 1973 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
07 May	Itanagar was made the new capital of Arunachal Pradesh.
14 May	The US Supreme Court approved equal rights for women in the military.
19 September	The Soviet Union conducted a successful underground nuclear test.
20 September	Billie Jean King won the world famous Battle of Susques.
26 September	The Supersonic Concorde passenger airplane completed the Atlantic journey in a record time of just 3 hours 32 minutes.
08 October	Britain's first independent radio station, LBC, started.
17 October	Oil-exporting Arab countries banned oil-selling companies to Israel and the United States and Britain.
01 November	Mysore was renamed Karnataka.
06 November	NASA's astronaut Pioneer 10 began taking pictures of the planet Jupiter.
11 November	The first international stamp exhibition started in New Delhi.
18 August	Construction of the first FM Radio station in Boston, USA was approved.
01 December	Israeli founder and first Prime Minister David Ben Gurion died at the age of 87.
15 December	In the wake of the Arab-Israeli war, OPEC, a group of Arab oil producing countries, banned the sale of oil to the United States. Due to which the price of oil has increased from three dollars per barrel to suddenly $ 11 per barrel.
20 December	Spain's Prime Minister Admiral Louise Blanco was killed in a car bombing in Madrid.
24 December	EV Ramaswamy Naikar died in Vellore, Tamil Nadu.
08 January	Space mission of Russia launched Luna 21.
22 January	The US Supreme Court gave legal recognition to abortion. The court ruled that women can undergo abortions within the first 6 months of becoming pregnant.
21 February	In the Sinai Desert, Israeli fighter aircraft shot down the Libyan Arab Airlines plane-114, killing 108 people on board.
26 March	The women were recruited for the first time, breaking the 200-year-old history on the London Stock Exchange.
10 April	Pakistan repealed the old constitution.
20 April	Canada's AMIK A-2 became the first commercial satellite.
21 January	The Communist League was established in Denmark.
13 February	The United States dollar rate was reduced by 10%.
29 March	United States troops were removed from Vietnam.
08 April	Artist Pablo Picasso died in his home in France.
03 May	The world's tallest building, the Sears Tower in Chicago with a height of 1,451 feet, was destroyed.
25 June	Arskin Hamilton Childers was elected as the fourth President of Ireland.
10 July	The Bahamas gained complete independence within the nations in the Commonwealth.
08 August	South Korean politician Kim Dae-jung was kidnapped by KCIA in Tokyo.
11 September	Kala Garfunkel released her first solo album Angel Claire after 17 years.
08 October	LBC Radio began airing in London on 97.3 FM.
29 November	104 people were killed in a fire at a Taiyo department store in Kyushu, Kumamoto City, Japan.
24 December	Mohammad Mohammedullah became the acting president of Bangladesh.
03 January	American businessman George Steinbrenner and a group of investors bought the New York Yankees professional baseball team for US$8.7 million.
04 January	Last of the Summer Wine, the longest running sitcom in the world, premiered as an episode of the BBC's Comedy Playhouse.
14 January	Elvis Presley's concert Aloha from Hawaii was broadcast live via satellite, and set a record as the most watched broadcast by an individual entertainer in television history.
22 January	The U.S. Supreme Court delivered its landmark decision in Roe V. Wade, striking down laws restricting abortion during the first six to seven months of pregnancy.
21 February	After accidentally having strayed into Israeli airspace, Libyan Arab Airlines Flight 114 was shot down by two Israeli fighter aircraft.
17 March	Slava Veder took his Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph Burst ofJoy, which came to symbolize the end of United States involvement in theVietnam War.
26 March	The first episode of The Young and the Restless aired, which eventually became the most watched daytime drama on American television since 1988.
29 March	Vietnam War—The United States ended Operation Barrel Roll, a rising tide of offensives by the People's Army of Vietnam and Pathet Lao to aid the Passionate bombing campaign in Laos.
02 April	In 1967, Lakesis Computer-Sahiyak Legal Research Service was launched based on the continuity of an experiment organized by Ohio State Bar.
02 April	The Liberal Movement separated from Liberal and Country in South Australia.
03 April	On a road in New York City, Motorola researcher Martin Coprame made first public calls on mobile phones in one hand.
04 April	The World Trade Center in New York City was officially dedicated, about a year after the second completion of the twin of the building complex.
17 April	George Lucas began writing a 13-pest film treatment called The Star Wars.
06 May	New England Whalers inaugurated the World Hockey Association Championship for the first time, defeating Vinipag Jets on 6 May 1973.
14 May	Skylab was the first space station in the United States to be launched on 14 May 1973 by NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration). It revolved around the Earth from 1973 to 1979.
14 May	NASA's space station Skylab was launched from Cape Canaveral.
17 May	On May 17, 1973, the Selection Committee of the Senate on the Presidential Campaign Activities was Washington D.C. Started hearing of the Watergate scam.
03 June	At the Paris Air Show, a Tupolev TU -144 broke between the 444 flight, killing six members of the crew and eight -in -laws on the ground.
09 June	The Secretariat won the Belmont bet at 31 length, won the US triple crown in a quarter century, and the distance of 1½ miles race and the world record bar 2:24
10 July	Bahamas gained independence within the common country. Bahama is a island country located in the Atlantic Ocean. It consists of more than seven hundred small islands. It is a general nation head as Queen Elizabeth II of England.
10 July	John Paul Getty III, grandson of John Oil Magnet J Paulgatti, was kidnapped in Rome.
14 July	The 102nd British Golf Open is over. Tom Weycoff scored 276 runs in Royal Tron. This was a great success for him.
17 July	The last king of Afghanistan, Mohammad Zaheer Shah, was counted by his cousin Mohammad Dawood Khan while he underwent surgery in Italy.
21 July	Mossad agents accidentally assassinated a Moroccan waiter Lilyaimmer, Norway, who believed that he was involved in the 1972 Olympic murder.
31 July	DC-9, Delta Airlines crashed in fog at Logan Airport in Boston. 89 passengers were killed and one surprisingly survived. But the survival alone died after 6 months.
05 August	The Palestinian terrorist group Black takes 35 bounds of September 35 bounds; They open the fire and throw grenades into a crowded passenger lounge. This killed 3 and injured about 50 people. Terrorists are arrested and later sentenced to death for murders.
11 August	At a party in the entertainment room of reconstruction of New York City apartments, DJ Cool Hark began wrapping during a wide break for hip-hop music.
24 August	The Eastern encephalitis of the horse and the horse's brain -infected disease has killed 50 horses in the month and surrounding states. The cause of the disease is insecticide, malathion, which is spread over thousands of acres to kill mosquitoes.
28 August	Sweden police used gas bombs to eliminate seven days of hostages in Stockholm; During the incident, the hostages tied the word 'Stockholm syndrome' with the inner capters during the incident.
18 September	Future President Jimmy Carter filed a report with the National Investigation Committee on Ariel Fenomena (NICAP). He claimed that he had seen an unknown flying object (UFO) in October.
05 October	Seven countries signed the European Patent Convention, providing autonomous legal arrangements according to which European patents are approved.
06 October	Egypt, under the leadership of President Anwar Sadat, launched Operation Badr in coordination with Syria, crossed the Suez Canal and launched the Yom Kipur War by cutting the Israeli bar lev line of the fort.
10 October	The United States Vice President Spiro Agnue resigned after allegations of tax evasion.
14 October	After the student's protest against the violence against the Thai military rule, Raja Bhumibol Advayedz announced that the Primeminist Theinom Kitchakorn had resigned.
15 October	The Iceland Foreign Secretary has announced that Iceland is taking this case against Great Britain in the current cod war at the United Nations General Assembly in October in an attempt to settle the ongoing dispute.
20 October	Elizabeth II, as the Queen of Australia, formally closed the Sydney Opera House at the Benelong Point in Sydney Harbor.
21 October	The United States President Nixon is asking for Israel for a $ 2.2 billion military ally.
30 October	The 1,510 m (4,950 ft) long Boseforus bridge of Istanbul was built, connecting the continents of Europe and Asia.
31 October	The three provisional Irish Republican Army member escaped from Moujya Jail after landing at the exercise yard of the jail by opposite helicopter in Dublin.
14 November	The London market led to a huge decrease in the price of gold due to which investors lost millions of dollars. This occurred in response to the decision of the United States and Europe to abolish the gold-tier standard of gold.
15 November	The daughter of a restaurant owner in Germany was kidnapped, but did not return after paying a ransom of over a million dollars to release her.
16 November	US President Richard Nixon signed the Trans-Alka Pipeline Athorization Act, which authorizes the manufacture of Alaska Piplino transport oil from the Arctic Ocean to the Gulf of Alaska.
15 December	The American Psychiatric Association removed homosexuality from the official list of DSM-II of mental disorders.
24 December	The United States Congress approved the home government of Washington, DC, allowing the residents to elect their mayor and city council.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
01 September	Famous film actor Ram Kapoor of India was born.
11 January	Former India captain Rahul Dravid was born. He has 13,288 runs in 164 Tests and 10,889 runs in 344 ODIs.
24 April	Indian cricketer master blaster Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar was born in Mumbai.

Birth	Name/Category/Country
24 April	Sachin Tendulkar / Player / India
01 November	Aishwarya Rai Bachchan / Actress / India
01 July	Akhilesh Yadav / Politician / India
03 April	Nilesh Kulkarni / Cricketer / India
03 April	Prabhu Deva / Director / India
04 March	Chandra Sekhar Yeleti / Writer / India
05 January	Uday Chopra / Actor / India
07 July	Kailash Kher / Writer / India
09 June	Manpreet Brar / Actress / India
11 January	Rahul Dravid / Cricketer / India
16 November	Pullela Gopichand / Player / India
17 June	Leander Paes / Tennis Player / India
20 February	Priyanshu Chatterjee / Actor / India
23 July	Himesh Reshammiya / Writer / India
24 April	Sachin Tendulkar / Cricketer / India
24 April	Sachin Tendulkar / Player / India
24 May	Shirish Kunder / Producer / India
30 July	Sonu Nigam / Actor / India

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