she had no previous history of mental defects. The Bank of France, the nation's central bank, announced that the portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte would no longer be on French currency and that the 100-franc note bearing his picture would no longer be considered legal tender except to be exchanged for the new 100-franc note, bearing the portrait of playwright Pierre Corneille. In the United States, a hijacker commandeered Eastern Airlines Flight 403, flying from Newark, New Jersey, to Miami, Florida, with 59 people on board and demanded to be flown to Italy. The Stork, a British naval hydrographic survey launch, attached to the survey ship , was towed out to sea, bombed, and sunk in the Atlantic Ocean off Baltimore, Ireland, by a Provisional Irish Republican Army unit. Died: François Duvalier ("Papa Doc"), 64, President of Haiti. April 22, 1971 (Thursday) Jean-Claude Duvalier became the youngest president of a sovereign nation and the only teenager to be sworn in as a president. Duvalier, 19 years old, was inaugurated as President of Haiti the day after the death of his father, François Duvalier. The prototype Aero Boero AB-210 flew for the first time. April 23, 1971 (Friday) Soyuz 10 was launched by the Soviet Union with cosmonauts Vladimir Shatalov, Aleksei Yeliseyev and Nikolai Rukavishnikov at 5:54 in the morning from Baikonur (2354 UTC April 22) as the first mission in human history to an orbiting space station. The Army of Pakistan and the paramilitary Razakar group killed as many as 3,000 civilians in one day in the Jathibhanga massacre as refugees from 12 villages in Thakurgaon District of what is now northwest Bangladesh in order to flee across the border to India. New York City became the first government in the United States to require that a definitive expiration date be placed on packages of perishable foods. While food distributors had information printed on packages to allow store managers to determine the date of shipment of an article of food as part of knowing when to withdraw it from the shelf), these had been in the form of "codes indecipherable to the average shopper." Violations of the law were punishable by fines ranging from $25 to $250. Vietnam Veterans Against the War, led by former U.S. Navy Lieutenant and future U.S. Senator John F. Kerry, concluded a week-long protest against continued U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War with a group of