Decade - 1970s

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The purpose of Agent Orange was to DEPRIVE the enemy of cover and concealment (vegetation).

No such requirement existed in the US during the Vietnam War.

Paul Williams singer/writer who also wrote "We've Only Just Begun" for the Carpenters. He also arranged the soundtrack (and wrote songs) to Star is Born in 1976 - other songs to shows, Ally McBeal, Boy in the Plastic Bubble, The Muppet Movie. The song is actually called "A Perfect Love". It is not Paul Williams from the Temptations. Chane Brown

There were actually two decades that changed America: the Sixties with the opposition to the Vietnam war, the Pill and the Woman's Liberation movement, and then the Seventies, the decade of the I-generation, the No-Fault divorce laws that brought about a slow deterioration of family life. You can sum up these changes with an overall statement that they have caused today's difficulty of maintaining workable family relationships. For human relationships are built on alikeness, that with a more diverse elements going into a relationship, has become more difficult to maintain. It still remains to be seen whether these changes of allowing more freedoms, will also have a positive effect on our society. You can read much more about this problem in the chapter "In The Wake of the Sixties" in Meyer's book on "Marriages, Shack-ups and Other Disasters."

Only veteran's groups (VVA, AMVETS, VFW, American Legion), or the VA (Veterans Administration) might be able to answer that question. And be advised, your question does concern MILLIONS of men.

Although they do stand for dimensions, the word together is 2-Dimensional and 3-Dimensional not just Dimensions.

Mr. Tibbs

Home school. Go figure. Wrong!!!!!! Who ever said that is wrong!!!!!!

He went to Potomac Landing Elementary School.

Shocking Blue.

I BELIEVE IT WAS KORVETTES

It WAS EJ Korvettes. I was working at Gimbels during that time and remember when Korvettes finally "gave up the ghost".

E J Korvette was never in Herald Square. It was on 5th Avenue, several blocks away from Macy's and Gimbels. You might be thinking of "Saks 34th". Saks Fifth Avenue used to be owned by Gimbels -- there were TWO Saks stores in Manhattan ... the better known and more prestigious Saks Fifth Avenue and the less prestigious and cheaper Saks 34th Street. That closed around 1970. There was also Sterns which closed in the 1980s (I think)... it wasn't in Herald Square though -- it was on 42nd Street. One close by Macy's was a great store called Franklin Simon -- on 34th Street a block east of Macy's and Gimbels.

Hope this helped.

Maggie

stern's was actually located on 34th and 35th st beteween 5th and Madison

What is the biggest big block these days? A 572 maybe? They have huge engine compartments, so you can fit pretty much ANY big block in there.

one thing is Carter's Energy Crisis Kent State Massacrer Timothy Leay and the rise of LSD and some other things that have happened you would just have to look up www.Google.com

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the veitnemese war some things happened/

The value of George can refer to several aspects, including his character, contributions, or skills. If you mean a specific George, such as George Washington, his value lies in his leadership and role in founding the United States. Alternatively, if referring to a personal or fictional George, his value may be defined by personal traits, achievements, or impacts on others. Ultimately, the value of George depends on the context in which he is considered.

Maryland

It was right next to Jay's on Rush, just south of Bellevue. It was not directly off the street. To get in, you walked through a walkway or gangway. Mostly a low key locals hang out. Not the typical Rush St. scene for the time. It was a fun bar.

Om Prakash Makhija

In the later 20th century industries in Liverpool included engineering, cement manufacture, sugar refining and flour milling.

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Top grossing movies in 1971:

1. Fiddler on the Roof $38,261,000

2. The French Connection $32,500,000

3. Summer of '42 $26,315,000

4. Diamonds Are Forever $20,500,000

5. Dirty Harry $19,727,000

6. Carnal Knowledge $18,000,000

7. A Clockwork Orange $17,000,000

8. Klute $14,075,000

9. The Last Picture Show $13,100,000

10. Bedknobs and Broomsticks $11,426,000

The invetion of the polymagneasiem was invented in 1976. By Daniellle Lemaster. The invention of the polymagneasiem was invented in 1976. By Daniellle Lemaster.

my mommy was born

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The 70's received the "spill over" from the 60's. People living in the 60's & 70's, if they were age 60 thru 70, had been born in 1900 or the 1890's. That particular age group of US Citizens had lived thru the horse and buggy days, out-side bathrooms (out houses), NO air conditioning, NO refrigerators, NO TV's, NO modern appliances of today. That age group was raised by parents who had settled the US Frontier on HORSEBACK.

Now, take that age group of United States Citizens, and move them through the evolution of automobiles, propeller driven airplanes, JET powered airplanes, space vehicles, LANDING A MAN ON THE MOON, deep sea underwater exploration submarines, fighting wars in the SKY (World War I & World War II), THE ATOMIC BOMBS, the Korean & Vietnam Wars, and Assassinations of US Presidents & Senators, and other political leaders; those people and their children (you & I) are going to experience "some disillusionment."

To give you an idea of "TIME TRAVELLING": Libby, the wife of LTC George A. Custer, who died at the Battle of the Little Bighorn in 1876, lived to see airliners and WWII.

Jose, wife of famed frontiersman & lawman, Wyatt Earp, lived to see airliners and WWII. Both of these "frontierswomen" lived into the modern automobile era. Wyatt Earp himself, drove an automobile and made a living selling real estate in Los Angeles, dying in 1929.

Change is constant; but it can also take it's toll.