The Pickled News
Date: 18 February 1971
By RUSSELL BAKER
Russell BAKER
R Baker offers humorous all-purpose, any-day, any-week news roundup
Aisha Buhari 生日，出生日期
Aisha Halilu Buhari ((); born 17 February 1971) is a beauty therapist who served as the First Lady of Nigeria from 2015 to 2023. Advocacy and humanitarian work
Buhari is a vocal advocate for women’s and children’s rights and has been involved in initiatives aimed at improving their welfare in Nigeria. In 2014, she founded the Aisha Buhari Foundation, a non-governmental organisation focused on humanitarian and philanthropic efforts, particularly concerning the well-being of women and children. The foundation’s flagship programme, Future Assured, promotes maternal and child health, education, nutrition, and economic empowerment through community outreach, free health services, and support for underserved populations."Aisha Buhari Foundation". Retrieved 26 February 2026."Background". The Future Assured. Retrieved 26 February 2026.
Through Future Assured and other engagements, she has campaigned against gender-based violence, supported girl-child education, and collaborated with development partners to expand healthcare access and social welfare services. She has also used her platform to appeal for improved laws and policies that protect women and children from early marriage, abuse, and exploitation."Tinubu celebrates Aisha Buhari at 55, praises her courage and advocacy". 24 February 2026. Retrieved 26 February 2026."Aisha Buhari pledges support for women, children's health". Retrieved 26 February 2026.
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- 阿達馬瓦
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1971年2月17日 是 星期三 星号下的 ♒。 这是一年中的 47 日。 美国总统是 Richard M. Nixon。
如果你出生在这一天，你已经 55 岁了。 您的最后一个生日是 2026年2月17日星期二，155 天前。 2027年2月17日星期三 天后，您的下一个生日是 209。 你已经活了 20,244 天，或者大约 485,859 小时，或者大约 29,151,597 分钟，或者大约 1,749,095,820 秒。
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17th of February 1971 News
1971年2月17日 出现在《纽约时报》头版的新闻
PICKETING IS BARRED AT NEWARK PAPER
Date: 17 February 1971
Special to The New York Times
Fed ct issues restraining order against picketing of Newark Star-Ledger by pressmen after confrontation between pressmen and officials of paper in which 1 official was hurt and windows at paper broken; mgt had accused pressmen of work slowdown and dismissed 38; Newark Newspaper Pressmen Local 8 pres J Schofield denies slowdown, charges lockout; union has been negotiating with paper since contract expired last July
Press Freedom in a Nonwar
Date: 17 February 1971
By C. L. SULZBERGER
C. SULZBERGER
C L Sulzberger says argument about news embargo at start of Laotian operations has become 'as ridiculous as it is bitter and distorted'; says what has been forgotten is fact that Amer and other reporters in Indochina have been permitted to operate with freedom that would have seemed 'paradisiacal' to World War II correspondents; discusses US censorship policy; holds temporary restraints must be placed on observers when premature disclosures of pending events could cause casualties
PARIS AIDE CALLS COURTS TOO SOFT; Gaullist Party Leader Also Terms TV Negative
Date: 18 February 1971
By HENRY GINIGERSpecial to The New York Times
R Tomasini, Gaullist movement sec gen, calls French judges 'cowards' for giving light sentences to young agitators, s, Parliamentary Journalists Assn; Justice Min Pleven says he is 'stupified' by attack on cts; Govt spokesman says decisions of judges and their moral authority must be free from attack; Pres Pompidou lauds impartiality and dignity of cts; Tomasini, later, issues statement saying his remarks must not be construed as an attack on hon of magistrates or on activity of Premier as a whole; neither Govt nor judges appear mollified by statement; judges say they will stage silent march of protest at Palace of Justice; leftist Opposition members charge Tomasini with intimidation attempt just before munic elections; simultaneous attacks on judges by liberals and leftists, for being too severe, noted
A Times Reporter in Vietnam Wins a Polk Award; Gloria Emerson Is One of 12 Cited for Journalistic Work During 1970
Date: 17 February 1971
LUI Polk Awards to G Emerson (NY Times) Knight Newspapers, R Oliver (NY News), K Grossman (LI Press), J F Clayton (Washington Post), Washington Monthly, A Levin (NET), W Cronkite (CBS News), Kent State U students J Filo, J Darnell and H Ruffner (photos in Life), P Kael (New Yorker), O Friedrich (book award) and I F Stone
NIXON REFUSES TO RULE OUT WIDER AIR ROLE IN THE WAR OR A SAIGON PUSH TO NORTH; VOICES OPTIMISM At News Parley, He Cautions Hanoi on Talks in Paris Nixon Refuses to Rule Out Wider Indochina Air Role
Date: 18 February 1971
By ROBERT B. SEMPLE Jr.Special to The New York Times
Nixon says he will put no limit on use of Amer air power in Indochina except that use of tactical nuclear weapons is banned, impromptu news conf at White House; is modestly optimistic about Laotian operation so far, but says he expects increasingly stiff resistance because enemy forces 'have to fight here or give up the struggle to conquer S Vietnam'; rules out use of US mil personnel in operations in Laos, Cambodia or N Vietnam; says air power will be used against mil activities that threaten US troops; says US troop withdrawals may well be accelerated in '72 if Laotian operation succeeds; leaves himself wide range of options in answer to questions on S Vietnamese invasion of N Vietnam; seeks to offer reassurances that Laotian operation will not invite Chinese Communist retaliation; gives brief evaluation of Laotian operation; cites rept from Abrams; says operation will last as long is required to complete its mission; other details on Nixon statements and news conf
Israelis Charge Deletions
Date: 17 February 1971
Special to The New York Times
Israel charges UAR's Middle East News Agency deleted from Pres el-Sadat int in Newsweek refs to recognition of Israel's territorial integrity and possibility of making peace
Transcript of the President's News Conference on Foreign and Domestic Matters; President's Remarks on Decisions on Laos Incursion
Date: 18 February 1971
Special to The New York Times
Nixon says some US troops will remain in Vietnam after other US troops are withdrawn until N Vietnam releases Amer POWs, news conf
Letter to the Editor 1 -- No Title
Date: 18 February 1971
FRANK A. MCNEIRNEY
Frank MCNEIRNEY
lr disputes Beame's contention that tolls on E River spans would produce only 'minimal' financial benefit to city