page_title: September 1970
section_title: September 27, 1970 (Sunday)
hierarchical_section_title: September 1970 / September 27, 1970 (Sunday)
context_page_description: The following events occurred in September 1970:
context_section_description: U.S. President Richard Nixon began a tour of Europe, visiting Italy, Yugoslavia, Spain, the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland.
  Pope Paul VI named Saint Teresa of Ávila as the first female Doctor of the Church.
  The longest running program on American television up to that time, Ted Mack's talent show The Original Amateur Hour, was telecast for the final time.  CBS had presented the show at 5:30 eastern time on Sunday afternoons, but as the network's National Football League telecasts became more popular, Ted Mack was regularly preempted in 1969 when CBS began showing two games every Sunday. On November 2, CBS announced that it would no longer be telecasting Ted Mack's program.
  Kerry won its second straight Gaelic football championship in the Gaelic Athletic Association , defeating Meath, 2 goals and 19 overs (25 overall) to 0 goals and 18 overs, (2-19 to 0-18 = 25-18).
  Born: Yoshiharu Habu, Japanese master of the games of shogi and chess; in Tokorozawa, Saitama Prefecture
caption: Saint Teresa
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