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In the 1960s, inventions like the television, computer, and various medical advancements significantly transformed American society. Television became a primary source of news and entertainment, shaping public opinion and culture. The introduction of the first commercially available computers began to revolutionize industries, paving the way for the digital age. Additionally, medical breakthroughs, such as vaccines and antibiotics, improved public health and increased life expectancy, contributing to a more prosperous and informed population.

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