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Life In America
Its 1966 –average family income is $7,400. per year. You’re listening to the Beach Boys singing, Good Vibrations, or the Monkees, I’m A Believer. There are now over 250,000 American soldiers in Vietnam and bombing of Haiphong and Hanoi has been ordered. At the movies you’ll see Steve McQueen in the Sand Pebbles. An average new car costs ...Read More.
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