What is april 14 1970?

April 14, 1970 was a Tuesday. Several significant events occurred on this day:

1. The Apollo 13 spacecraft returned to Earth after a near-disastrous mission to the moon. The crew had to improvise and use their ingenuity to overcome oxygen tank explosions, power failures, and other problems in space. The successful re-entry and splashdown marked the end of one of the most dramatic space missions in history.

2. In the United States, President Richard Nixon addressed the nation to announce the withdrawal of 150,000 American troops from South Vietnam. This was seen as a significant step towards ending the Vietnam War, which had been going on for years and claimed tens of thousands of lives.

3. The British computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee, who later invented the World Wide Web, was a 15-year-old high school student in London at the time. He was likely not aware of the significant events happening that day, as he was probably more focused on his studies and hobbies.

4. Other notable events that day included the birth of actor Adrien Brody, the release of the film "Kelly's Heroes", and the premiere of the first professional production of Tom Stoppard's play "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead".