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February 15, 1971: Decimalisation Day takes place in the UK; the shilling, formerly worth 12 pence, replaced by "five new pence" coin British shilling 1963 reverse.png
February 15, 1971: Decimalisation Day takes place in the UK; the shilling, formerly worth 12 pence, replaced by "five new pence" coin
February 9, 1971: Earthquake in Los Angeles collapses VA hospital, kills 38 people USGS - 1971 San Fernando earthquake - Collapse of four buildings at the Veterans Hospital.jpg
February 9, 1971: Earthquake in Los Angeles collapses VA hospital, kills 38 people
February 16, 1971: U.S. President Nixon activates secret tape recording system in White House Tape recorder from President Nixon's Oval Office.jpg
February 16, 1971: U.S. President Nixon activates secret tape recording system in White House

The following events occurred in February 1971:

Contents

February 1, 1971 (Monday)

February 2, 1971 (Tuesday)

February 3, 1971 (Wednesday)

February 4, 1971 (Thursday)

February 5, 1971 (Friday)

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Alan Shepard on the Moon

February 6, 1971 (Saturday)

February 7, 1971 (Sunday)

February 8, 1971 (Monday)

February 9, 1971 (Tuesday)

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Paige

February 10, 1971 (Wednesday)

February 11, 1971 (Thursday)

February 12, 1971 (Friday)

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J. C. Penney (1875-1971)

February 13, 1971 (Saturday)

February 14, 1971 (Sunday)

February 15, 1971 (Monday)

February 16, 1971 (Tuesday)

February 17, 1971 (Wednesday)

February 18, 1971 (Thursday)

February 19, 1971 (Friday)

February 20, 1971 (Saturday)

February 21, 1971 (Sunday)

February 22, 1971 (Monday)

February 23, 1971 (Tuesday)

February 24, 1971 (Wednesday)

February 25, 1971 (Thursday)

February 26, 1971 (Friday)

February 27, 1971 (Saturday)

February 28, 1971 (Sunday)

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The following events occurred in October 1972:

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">December 1970</span> Month of 1970

The following events occurred in December 1970:

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The following events occurred in March 1971:

<span class="mw-page-title-main">January 1971</span> Month of 1971

The following events occurred in January 1971:

<span class="mw-page-title-main">December 1973</span> Month of 1973

The following events occurred in December 1973:

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">February 1970</span> Month of 1970

The following events occurred in February 1970:

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