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This book profiles 1964 in the mood and flavor of the people who lived it. Its primary purpose is to provide a reference work in history that students may refer to in the study of the times. And it also will serve adults who in future times may want to go back and visit 1964 and remember the year as we lived it. This book makes a great gift for the history buff in your life. Read and see pictures of the winter olympics in Innsbruck, the summer olympics in Tokyo, the Beatles, the Ruby trial, the Hoffa trial, grieving of the death of John F. Kennedy, the deaths of General MacArthur and Herbert Hoover, and much more.
This volume investigates the cultural and political landscape of 1964 by documenting the events and atmosphere as experienced by contemporary observers. The Associated Press utilizes its vast archival resources and journalistic expertise to compile a chronological record of the year. The work serves as both a primary reference for students and a retrospective tool for individuals seeking to contextualize the significant societal shifts occurring during this period.
What You Will Find
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Experts and readers often categorize this work as a valuable primary source for visual and journalistic documentation of the mid-1960s. It is frequently cited for its utility as a snapshot of the era's immediate public sentiment and historical record.
Page Count:
288
Publication Date:
1965-01-01
Publisher:
Associated Press
ISBN-10:
0191051969
ISBN-13:
9780191051968
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