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ISSUE NO. 15

60'S

A LOOK BACK AT THE 60'S

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60'S

CBC | ISSUE NO. 15

Looking back 9 years and all that's happned. Written by CBC

Over the past years, an abundance of events have happened that will forever change our world. In this month's issue, we take a look back at some of the most vital events that have happened since in 1960. We look back at the music, laws, film, education, government, civil rights, fashion, etc. So say goodbye to the 60s and hello to the 70s!

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60's table of con tents

03 Music 04 Sports 06 Law & Justice 08 Film 11 Government

16 Gossip 19 Vietnam War 21 Fashion 22 Education 23 Culture 24 Food 27 Civil Rights Movment

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Music

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Music has really revolutionized this era! From Elvis Presley and his dance moves, to all the different types of rock. Oh and let's not forget about the British Invasion. Who can forget about the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. In 1964, British rock broke through US mainstream and became the most iconic bands of the time!

Rock music dominated the music scene during the decade! As the genre grew and changed, many new, diverse subgenres emerged, all tied to original rock but each with their own unique style and purpose.

Sport s

Baseball & Superbowl Recently, the first two years of the NFL have gone by. Looks like the clear team to bet on would be the Green Bay Packers, because they have won the first two super bowls, in '67 and '68.

Packers VS Chiefs in '67

Baseball breaking news! Detroit Tigers win the last and tough game of a 7 game series vs the St. Louis Cardinals! They won the series 4-3 with an outstanding performance in the last game of an outstanding, competitive world series.

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LAW & Justice

New laws new life!!! Equal pay is here Women!! In 1963 Kennedy signed the Equal Pay Act allowing women to get the same pay as men when working the same job. Time to leave the house and work with men and women side by side and dollar for dollar ad how about that, women are in congress. The fight for rights continue. Indians fight and fight for more land, minerals, and water and the battle continues hopefully in the next coming years they will get what they deserve. A few years ago, in 1966, Edward Brooke becomes the first African American Senator since Reconstruction. Just a year before that, the Voting Rights Act comes into place, disallowing literacy tests and the Grandfather Clause, allowing African Americans to vote!! Goodbye Jim Crow Laws and Adios Segregation!! What A Decade!!

Daily Life Janet Margaret, 1964 “I live in a small house out in This is an example of the unfair the suburbs with my five laws called Jim Crow Laws. So, year old child and my today, I saw a black man working husband. Today was waiting to be seated so I my child's first day in school seated him even though a and after dropping him off, I white family had just walked in. went to work. After reading I had then gotten fired for The Feminine Mystique, I was doing this but I feel like I did inspired to go out and get a the right thing.” job. I became a waitress at a local high class restaurant which I make good pay. The only thing I don’t like about the restaurant, is that the blacks have to enter from the back and wait to be seated.

Film Fine Film

Film is fine, better hustle down to the theater Because Mary Poppins in popin’. Mary Poppins is the new hit film, flying around just like the 2001: Space Odyssey film where humans fly to the moon and a tense showdown between man and machine results in a mind bending trek through space and time. . “Bond, James Bond” The Bond film, Goldfinger is in theater the superspy codename 007 uncovers a plot to contaminate the Fort Knox reserve.

Wendy' Wendy's Best burgers s in town Come to your nearest Wendy’s for their grand opening!! Half off all food, tell your friends, and family to stop by and taste greatness Wendy's new release will blow your tastes buds with their old fashioned hamburgers.

Government Golden Government

GET THE BOYS OUT!! The Vietnam war draws out and protests continue but didn't get results for a while and FINALLY our boys are coming home thanks to the great president Nixon who just came to power and the Nam boys will fight their own war. The government is finally handling the bigger issues in America and letting Vietnam fight their own war, and even better we train them, so the war gets fought and we get to leave.

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Book Review 2 best book reviews To Kill a Mockingbird A must read novel, one of the best of the decade!! The novel is about a little girl named Jean Louise Finch and Her father is a lawyer with high moral standards and the novel takes place in Alabama during the Depression

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory A great children's book about Willy Wonka a crazed chocolate factory owner who lets a boy named Charlie into his factory because he finds a winning golden ticket inside a chocolate bar

Taco Bell Taco Bell The best taco's in town! Glen Bell has come out with a new restaurant! His restaurant is called Taco Bell, and serves fast food tacos. Your favorite food in a quick time for cheap! Buy one Taco and get one free all through this week! Just say code words “Livin in 60s” to get one free!

60's Gossip Celebrity Gossip OH NO!!! People are still grieving Marilyn Monroe, a beloved Actress, died in 1962 to what is believed to be suicide due to the world war devastation!

The Playboy magazine has dropped to just 60 cents a magazine from what was before 75 cents!! So all men get your magazines now before price rises!

Red Lobster

Yummy Lobsters Come try our sizzling delicious lobsters fresh from Alaska Fresh from the oceans, come opening day and try it out Kids eat free on Tuesdays so come on over!!!

Vietnam War

The bloodiest war

The currently going Vietnam War, is one of the most horrible events to ever happen in our history. Starting in 1954 the Vietnam War is one of the most bloodiest and awful things to have ever been seen. Since the war is being televised, all of us have been able to see the horrendous effects of the war. From suffering civilians, to thousands of Americans dead, the Vietnam War shocked all of us.

Vietnam War

The bloodiest war

As of now, over 500,000 Americans have been involved in the war and everyday it seems that more Americans are dying. Growing oppositions to the war here in the US, has led to bitter divisions among Americans. Hopefully, we’ll see how Nixon fixes up this war.

Gatorade Best energy drink out The newest and best energy drink has been invented in the sunshine state by the Florida Gators. You will be missing out if you do not try this at your sporting game or event. Also it comes in many fruit flavored colors so you can choose your favorite.

Fashion Whats in fashion?

WOW! How fashion has changed in the past decade. In the early sixties, fashion was more reminiscent of the 1950s, conservative and restrained. However, in the late 1960s it is all about bright, swirling colors. Psychedelic, tie-dye shirts and long hairs. Women are wearing short skirts, while men wear tunics and capes.

Education Education School

Oh no! Our education really hasn’t been one of the best. In 1960, well over half of students, didn’t finish school! Only 8.5% of metro students and 5.1 percent of nonmetro students received college degrees. In the 60s, rural schools came under pressure. Some of the pressures were the same as those felt by urban schools – but had unique forms in rural areas – and some of the pressures were imposed by the continuing exodus of people from rural areas to urban America.. In the 1960s, there were still close to 1,000 school districts in a state with only around 1.5 million people.

Culture The Hippie Decade

Bell-bottoms and incense, long hair, free love and psychedelic rock—the past decade are commonly reduced to a set of easy-to-replicate images, phrases, and styles. Our sounds, styles, and slogans are the subject of high school spirit days and rally skits. The “60s” have become a party theme, a decade of hippies. The hippies represent the counterculture of the 1960s.

Food Food Sizzlin' 60s

So many things have happened in the food industry over the past decade, that we decided just to list some of the most important events. Mcdonald's just sold their 5 billionth hamburger today! Recently coco puffs came out. Gatorade introduced it’s fascinating new sports drink. Buffalo wings were the new sports snack of the decade. Bell comes out with another one of his restaurants, Taco Bell, which is the best out of his many. Pringles, one of America's favorite snacks, was released this decade. Bugles were another snack invented in the 60s. Pepsi, the greatest soft drink in football, is now served at most restaurants in America. Many of the snacks and restaurants that came up were favored by sports fans especially Buffalo Wings, Pringles, and Pepsi

TGI Friday's Friday's Good Friday out

Everyone loves a good friday!! Just thank god it's friday, over and TGI Fridays it's always friday. Hurry down to TGIF for some quality food, food for all appetites, it’s food you’ll never forget.

Domino's Pizza

Best Pizza's Yet!

Get your Domino's pizza NOW NOW NOW a great pizza restaurant is booming here in the 60’s!! It pizza like you've never tasted before!! Its heaven in your mouth many say its the greatest food they have and ever will taste!!! Great pizza, great idea!!

Civil Civil Rights Rights Movment Movment Desegregation

Nearly 100 years after the Emancipation Proclamation, African Americans in Southern states still had unfair segregation and various forms of oppression, including race-inspired violence. “Jim Crow” laws at the local and state levels barred them from classrooms and bathrooms, from theaters and train cars, from juries and legislatures. In 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the “separate but equal” doctrine that formed the basis for state-sanctioned discrimination, drawing national and international attention to African Americans’ plight.

Civil Civil Rights Rights Movment Movment Desegregation

In the turbulent decade and a half that followed, civil rights activists used nonviolent protest and civil disobedience to bring about change, and the federal government made legislative headway with initiatives such as the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and the Civil Rights Act of 1968. Many leaders from within the African American community and beyond rose to prominence during the Civil Rights era, including Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks, Malcolm X, Andrew Goodman and others. They risked—and sometimes lost—their lives in the name of freedom and equality.