A few years ago, I started some sports cards blogs, but I need a place to pontificate on some of my other interests - such as music, movies, TV, and all things Sixties and Seventies.
I hope you'll follow along.
-- Jim from Downingtown (6/23/2013)
Monday, May 26, 2014
Fifty Years Ago This Month: May 1964
News:
5/1 - BASIC computer programming language is invented.
5/12 - Twelve men publicly burn their draft cards in New York City - the first such demonstration in the Vietnam era.
5/19 - The State Department finds hidden microphones at the US Embassy in Moscow.
5/30 - The Rolling Stones release their first album in the US.
Music:
The Beatles start and end the month with the #1 song (Can't Buy Me Love, Love Me Do). In between, Hello Dolly (Louis Armstrong) and My Guy (Mary Wells) get the spotlight.
Movies:
5/27 - From Russia With Love (starring Sean Connery as James Bond)
5/30 - Viva Las Vegas (Elvis Presley)
Births:
5/3 - Hockey goalie Ron Hextall
5/8 - Actress Melissa Gilbert
5/13 - TV star Stephen Colbert
5/26 - Musician Lenny Kravitz
5/30 - Singer Wynonna Judd
Deaths:
5/27 - Incumbent Indian prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru (age 74). He was also the father of Indira Gandhi.
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