Mount Everett High School - Aurigan Yearbook (Sheffield, MA)

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I I I li II I I ,. I I JULY JULY 1 CWed.J - The 1971 Draft Lottery is conducted. Persons born on July 9, 1951, are the first to be called. JULY 2 CThr.J - Nixon appoints new envoy, David Bruce, to Paris Peace Talks. JULY 10 CFri.J - Red China frees Roman Cath- olic Bishop Walsh after twelve years in Communist captivity. United States Supreme Court tells Mississippi to integrate schools. JULY 17 fFri.J - United States' economic out- put pulls out of six-month slide. JULY 24 CFri.J - Nasser accepts United States' plan for Mideast peace talks. JULY 29 CWed.D - New York City is forced to cut back on electrical power. JULY 30 CThr.j - New York City maintains a first-level air pollution alert. JULY 31 QFri.J - LAST DAY OF SUMMER SCHOOL. Israel accepts truce and three-month cease-fire. AUGUST AUGUST 1 CSat.J - Nineteen Negroes A identified as Black Panthers are arrested in New Bedford, Massachusetts. New York's three-day smog alert is lifted. AUGUST 7 fFri.J - The Massachusetts Senate passes a no-fault auto insurance bill calling for a 15'Xa insurance reduction. Defense Department announces that the draft call for the last four months of 1970 will bring the year's total to the lowest in six years. AUGUST 11 fTue.j - House of Representa- tives passes a constitutional amendment prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sex. AUGUST 14 CFri.J - Governor Sargent signs into law a no-fault bill for auto insurance. AUGUST 19 CWed.J - Senate enacts school funds bill over Nixon's veto. AUGUST 21 CFri.J - President Nixon and Pres- ident Orsaz of Mexico end 122 years dispute over border Iineg boundary is set between Texas and Mexico in center of the Rio Grande. AUGUST 26 CWed.J - Senate kills bill for a volunteer army. Women's Liberation Move- ment holds a nationwide Strike for Equal- ity. Ten thousand women march in New York. AUGUST 31 CMon.J - LAST DAY OF SUMMER VACATION. SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 1 CTue.J - FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL. Senate defeats the plan to set date of withdrawal from Vietnam. SEPTEMBER 6 CSun.J - Four jets are hijacked. Three go to Arab countries, but the fourth hijacking fails and lands in London. Six hundred passengers are involved: six prison- ers are to be released in return for hostages. SEPTEMBER 7 CMon.J - LABOR DAY. NO SCHOOL. SEPTEMBER 9 CWed.J - Arabs hijack fifth jet plane - a British jetliner. Two hundred pas- sengers on hijacked planes are still held as hostages by Popular Front for Liberation. Richard Cardinal Cushing, Archbishop of Boston, resigns. Bishop Humberto Medeiros is to be his successor. SEPTEMBER 10 CThr.J - SCHOOL EVACU- ATED BECAUSE OF A SMOKING LIGHT, THE STUDENTS REMAIN OUTSIDE FOR A TWENTY-TWO MINUTE PERIOD. BOTH PO- LICEMEN AND FIREMEN ANSWER THE CALL. SEPTEMBER 12 CSat.J - All' hostages are taken off the three hijacked jet planes in Amman, Jordan. The planes are blown up. SEPTEMBER 13 CSun.J - The Popular Front for Liberation releases 254 hostages. SEPTEMBER 14 fMon.D - Israel holds 450 Ara bs to force the release of the remaining hostages: other hostages are flown home. SEPTEMBER 15 CTue.J - G.A.A. FIELD HOCKEY PRACTICE STARTS. SEPTEMBER 16 fWed.J - Hussein names Field Marshal Majali military governor, as martial law goes into effect in Jordan. SEPTEMBER 19 CSat.J - VARSITY FOOTBALL ISTIQAITHE AMERICAN SCHOOL FOR THE SEPTEMBER 22 fTue.J - CROSS-COUNTRY AT DRURY. SEPTEMBER 23 CWed.j - Rock samples taken at the Sheffield site proposed for Northeast Utilities' Hydroelectric Plant. Senate ap- proves new clean air bill. SEPTEMBER 25 CFri.j - CROSS-COUNTRY AGAINST MOUNT GREYLOCK. SEPTEMBER 26 CSat.J - VARSITY FOOTBALL AT WESTON. Fighting ends in Jordan, under cea se-fire agreement. SEPTEMBER 27 CSun.J - The last of the host- ages are released by the Popular Front for Liberation in Jordan. SEPTEMBER 28 CMon.J - J.V. FOOTBALL AT j LEE. President Nasser dies of a heart attack. SEPTEMBER 29 CTue.J - CROSS-COUNTRY AT LENOX. G.A.A. FIELD HOCKEY AGAINST OCKAWAMICK. SEPTEMBER 30 CWed.J - Nixon leaves for a OCTOBER OCTOBER 1 CThr.j - Nasser's State Funeral. Nixon in Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Britain re- leases Leila Khaled, airline hijacker, and six Arab prisoners. OCTOBER 2 CFri.7 - CROSS-COUNTRY AT WAHCONAH. Nixon is welcomed in Madrid, Spain. OCTOBER 3 CSat.J - VARSITY FOOTBALL AGAINST McCANN. Nixon stays five hours in London, England, on his way to Tipperary, Ireland, his last stop. OCTOBER 4 CSun.J - Nixon returns to Wash- ington after his European tour. OCTOBER 5 QMon.J - James Cross, Diplomat from England to Canada, is kidnapped by Quebec Liberation Front. OCTOBER 6 CTue.j - CROSS-COUNTRY AGAINST MONUMENT MOUNTAIN. G.A.A. AGAINST GERMANTOWN. Sadat is chosen to succeed Nasser in Egypt. OCTOBER 7 CWed.J - Leftist General Juan Jose Torres takes over the Presidential Pa- lace of Bolivia. OCTOBER 8 CThr.D - Nixon calls for cease-fire in Indochina in his bid for peace. OCTOBER 9 CFri.J - CROSS-COUNTRY AT tour of Euro pe. LEE. OCTOBER 10 QSat.D - VARSITY FOOTBALL AGAINST GILBERT. World Series begins - Cincinnati against Baltimore. Canada's La- bor Minister, Pierre Laporte, is kidnapped by the Quebec Liberation Front. OCTOBER 14 fWed.J - G.A.A. AGAINST NEW LEBANON. OCTOBER 16 CFri.J - CROSS-COUNTRY AGAINST DRURY. Grand Jury is probing last May's violence at Kent State University. It indicts 25 persons and clears the Ohio Na- tional Guardmen. The Baltimore Orioles win over the Cincinnati Reds. OCTOBER 17 CSat.J - VARSITY FOOTBALL AT BETHEL. Labor Minister of Canada, Pierre Laporte, killed by the Quebec Liberation Front members who kidnapped him on Octo- ber 10th. OCTOBER 19 CMon.J - J.V. FOOTBALL AT MONUMENT MOUNTAIN. OCTOBER 20 CTue.J - G.A.A. AGAINST CHAT- CROSS-COUNTRY AT MOUNT GREY- OCTOBER 21 CWed.j - Two American generals are taken as prisoners by the Russian gov- ernment when their plane flies over the Rus- sian border. OCTOBER 22 CThr.J - CROSS-COUNTRY AGAINST LENOX. OCTOBER 23 QFri.J - Chile is placed under martial law after the attempted assassina- tion on Salvador Allende. The Marxists are expected to elect a President this weekend. OCTOBER 24 fSat.J - VARSITY FOOTBALL AT NEWTOWN. OCTOBER 26 CMon.J - CROSS-COUNTRY AT WAHCONAH. OCTOBER 27 CTue.J - G.A.A. AT HUDSON. OCTOBER 28 CWed.J - CROSS-COUNTRY AT MONUMENT MOUNTAIN. OCTAOVBER 29 CThr.J - G.A.A. AGAINST ROE OCTOBER 31 CSat.J - VARSITY FOOTBALL AGAINST DOVER. CROSS-COUNTRY WEST- IEARXIESMASS. MEET AT THE UNIVERSITY OF RIUSHING STREAMS AND COLORED LEAVES: THE TANG IN THE AIR, THE FEELING THAT THERE ARE THINGS TO BE DONE. . .- Jack Anderson 21