Born in November 1971 - Zodiac Signs, Personality and Horoscopes

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November 1971 Tropical Ephemeris

What happened in November 1971

• November 3, 1971: The UNIX Programmer's Manual is published, laying the foundation for the widely used UNIX operating system.
• November 6, 1971: Operation Grommet: The U.S. tests a powerful thermonuclear warhead in Alaska, demonstrating its nuclear capabilities.
• November 8, 1971: Led Zeppelin releases their iconic album Led Zeppelin IV, achieving remarkable sales and critical acclaim.
• November 9, 1971: A Royal Air Force C-130 plane crashes in the Ligurian Sea, resulting in the tragic loss of all 51 individuals on board.
• November 10, 1971: Khmer Rouge forces launch an attack on Phnom Penh and its airport in Cambodia, causing significant casualties and damage.
• November 12, 1971: Vietnam War - Vietnamization: President Nixon sets a deadline for the withdrawal of additional U.S. troops from Vietnam, marking a shift in the war strategy.
• November 13, 1971: Mariner 9 becomes the first spacecraft to successfully enter Mars orbit, initiating a groundbreaking mission to study the Red Planet.
• November 14, 1971: Pope Shenouda III of Alexandria is enthroned, marking a significant event in the Coptic Orthodox Church.
• November 15, 1971: Intel releases the world's first microprocessor, the Intel 4004, revolutionizing the field of computing and ushering in the era of microprocessors.
• November 18, 1971: Oman gains independence from the United Kingdom, marking a milestone in its history and the end of British rule.
• November 20, 1971: A bridge under construction in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, collapses, resulting in fatalities and injuries. The bridge was later reconstructed and became part of the Linha Vermelha elevate.
• November 22, 1971: The Cairngorm Plateau disaster, Britain's worst mountaineering tragedy, claims the lives of five children and their leader due to exposure in the Scottish mountains.
• November 23, 1971: The People's Republic of China takes the Republic of China's seat on the United Nations Security Council, reflecting the changing geopolitical landscape.
• November 24, 1971: D. B. Cooper skyjacks a Northwest Orient Airlines plane, parachutes with ransom money, and disappears without a trace, leaving behind an enduring mystery.
• November 28, 1971: The 59th Grey Cup Game concludes with the Calgary Stampeders defeating the Toronto Argonauts, securing their victory in the Canadian Football League championship.
• November 30, 1971: Iranian forces occupy the Persian Gulf islands of Abu Musa, Greater Tunbs, and Lesser Tunbs, asserting their control over these territories.