In
September 1958, a parochial school educated young man is fighting
against the corrupt Juan Batista. His name is
1. Che Guevara
2. Fidel Castro
3. Juan Peron
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It
is really small, ran on batteries and gets FM. (Not that anyone
was listening to other than AM.) It was the first transistor
radio introduced by
1. Motorola
2. Sony
3. Philco
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This
fall, what will become Ralph Nader’s favorite car is introduced.
It is really cute with an engine in the rear. It is not Mr.
O’Brien’s vintage Volkswagen Bug It is a:
1. Lark
2. Falcon
3. Corvair
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The
Army has a new recruit in 1958. It is
1. Elvis Aaron Presley
2. Cassius Clay
3. Wilt Chamberlain
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Want
to go to Harvard when you graduate? Tuition this fall costs:
1. $1250
2. $2800
3. $3800
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In
January 1959, a new state is voted into the union. It is
1. Alaska
2. Hawaii
3. Puerto Rico
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Name
Bobby Darin’s 1959 Grammy Award winning 45:
1. Splish Splash
2. Mack the Knife
3. Come Dance with Me
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What
pro football team beats the New York Giants for the NFL Championship
for first time in 1958, only to repeat the achievement in 1959?
1. The Cleveland Browns
2. The Baltimore Colts
3. The Green Bay Packers
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One
Pope dies, another is named amid white puffs of smoke from the
Sistine Chapel. The Pope who dies is
1. Pope Pius X
2. Pope Pius XI
3. Pope Pius XII
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Name
two original members of the fledgling AFL founded in 1959:
1. Boston Patriots
2. Miami Dolphins
3. Kansas City Chiefs
4. Oakland Raiders
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The
newest trend in lipstick is:
1. Revlon’s Fire & Ice
2. Tangee’s Tangerine
3. Any brand as long as it is white
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Veep
Richard Nixon has a heated discussion with Nikita Khrushchev at
a Los Angeles trade show in what will be nicknamed;
1. The Checkers speech
2. The kitchen debate
3. The Watergate
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A
new business-use computer language is developed. It complements
FORTRAN which was introduced in 1956 as the first programming
language. The new language is:
1. COBOL
2. BASIC
3. VisiCalc
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If
you were able to stay up late enough, you could watch the Tonight
Show and Jose Melis’s orchestra with:
1. Steve Allen
2. Jack Parr
3. Johnny Carson
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This
is scary. ‘Twixt Twelve and Twenty’ by this thoroughly
wholesome singer was a best-selling non-fiction book both in1958
and1959. It was written by
1. Patty Page
2. Pat Boone
3. Connie Stevens
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