Top News of 1971 AP Editors Vote
The year featured Red China joining the U N General Assembly and Taiwan ousted after 26 years as Peking opened doors to Nixon and a presidential visit. Other top stories included the wage-price freeze, the Pentagon Papers, Calley’s conviction, Apollo landings, Attica violence, Vietnam and Thieu’s election, school busing, California earthquake deaths, and the Senate foreign aid vote.
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