The World the Last Time the Chiefs Won the Super Bowl by JCEurovision

The first episode of what long-running television series premiered on January 5 as "the first daytime television serial to deal with current controversial political and social issues"?

On January 25, nineteen people, most of them journalists, were killed after following the plane of what country's presidential candidate?

At least 236 people were killed, and 360 injured in a railroad disaster in what South American country on February 1?

What band made music history on February 13 by having their first heavy metal album sold in Britain?

What state's House of Representatives unanimously approved the Nineteenth Amendment on February 20?

Governor-General Sir Edward Luckhoo took office as the first President of what country on February 23?

What Japanese city formally opened the Expo '70 World's Fair on March 15?

Who was the first West German Chancellor to visit the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) on March 19 after arriving the city of Erfurt?

UCLA beat what university, 80-69, to win the 1970 NCAA men's basketball championship?

What state, on April 2, became the first to challenge the constitutionality for obligation of individual participation in the Vietnam War?

What British newspaper broke on April 10 when its first-page headline "PAUL QUITS THE BEATLES", effectively brought an end to the most popular rock groups in history?

What team, on May 8, won their first NBA title, defeating the Los Angeles Lakers 113–99 in the deciding seventh game?

American Top 40 made its debut on July 4, 1970. Who was its first host?

On July 27, Linda Kasabian began testifying at the trial of what serial killer and his three other accomplices?

On August 12, Janis Joplin gave what would prove to be her final concert, appearing before 35,000 people at the stadium of what Ivy League school?

On September 1, an assassination attempt was made in against what Middle Eastern monarch?

Fireman Gary Muhrcke became the first winner of what on September 13, which was described by wire services as a city Department of Recreation event?

What CBS sitcom, created by James L. Brooks and Allan Burns, began its seven-season run on September 19?

British diplomat James "Jasper" Cross was kidnapped in what city on October 5 in exchange for the release of 23 prisoners, staging the October Crisis?

Muhammad Ali, who had been stripped of his title after refusing to enter military service, began his comeback in his first fight since 1967, defeating what opponent in the third round of a 15-round bout in Atlanta on October 26?