Description
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Answer
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WWII President
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Harry Truman
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Bubbly blonde movie star
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Doris Day
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Newly Communist country
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Red China
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Early white rock & roller
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Johnnie Ray
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One enchanted Broadway musical
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South Pacific
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Gossiping anti-Communist radio man
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Walter Winchell
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"Joltin" player for the Yankees
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Joe DiMaggio
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Red Scare senator
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Joe McCarthy
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Eisenhower's VP
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Richard Nixon
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Defunct American car company
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Studebaker
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The boob tube
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Television
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Communist Asian country ...
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North Korea
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That battled this neighboring country
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South Korea
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Actress born Norma Jeane
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Marilyn Monroe
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Husband and wife atomic spies
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Rosenbergs
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Like an A-bomb, but more powerful
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H-Bomb
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Great middleweight boxer
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Sugar Ray
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City in the Korean DMZ
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Panmunjom
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"On the Waterfront" actor
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Brando
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Musical about Anna and Siam
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The King and I
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Salinger novel
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The Catcher in the Rye
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1950's President
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Eisenhower
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Method of preventing polio
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Vaccine
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Country with a new queen
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England's Got a New Queen
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Undefeated heavyweight boxer
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Marciano
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Flamboyant pianist
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Liberace
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Philosopher who wasn't condemned to repeat the past
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Santayana Goodbye
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We Didn't Start the Fire ...
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Evil Soviet dictator
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Joseph Stalin
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Successor to the above
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Malenkov
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Egyptian strongman
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Nasser
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"Peter and the Wolf" composer
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and Prokofiev
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Arkansas playboy and oil heir
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Rockefeller
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Paralyzed black baseball player
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Campanella
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"Bloc" led by the USSR
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Communist Bloc
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Jewish Red Scare prosecutor
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Roy Cohn
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President of Argentina
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Juan Perón
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Italian maestro
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Toscanini
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Synthetic fiber invented by DuPont
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Dacron
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Site of France's suprise defeat in Vietnam
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Dien Bien Phu Falls
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Time-based rock song by Bill Haley
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Rock Around the Clock
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Physicist with crazy hair
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Einstein
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Movie star who died in a car crash
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James Dean
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This New York baseball team actually won
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Brooklyn's Got a Winning Team
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King of the Wild Frontier
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Davy Crockett
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Leader of the Lost Boys of Neverland
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Peter Pan
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Rock and roll musician with gyrating hips
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Elvis Presley
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Anaheim theme park
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Disney Land
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French actress and sex kitten
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Bardot
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Hungarian capital that revolted against the USSR
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Budapest
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U.S. State that had a bus boycott
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Alabama
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1950's Russian premier
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Khruschchev
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American actress who married Prince Rainier
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Princess Grace
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Provocative novel by Grace Metalious
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Peyton Place
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Problematic Egyptian canal
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Trouble in the Suez
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We Didn't Start the Fire ...
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Arkansas city and integration battleground
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Little Rock
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"Doctor Zhivago" author
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Pasternak
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Yankees slugger wins Triple Crown
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Mickey Mantle
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"On the Road" author
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Kerouac
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Soviet satellite
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Sputnik
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Influential Chinese politician
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Zhou Enlai
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WWII movie about a Burmese bridge
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Bridge On The River Kwai
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Middle East where the US intervened
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Lebanon
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French President
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Charles de Gaulle
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Baseball teams relocate here
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California Baseball
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1958 serial killer
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Starkweather Homicide
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Drug that caused birth defects
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Children of Thalidomide
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"Crickets" singer who died in a plane crash
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Buddy Holly
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Movie about a Roman chariot racer
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Ben-Hur
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Animal sent into space
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Space Monkey
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La Cosa Nostra
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Mafia
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Fad hip-twirling toy
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Hula Hoops
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New Cuban dictator
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Castro
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Ford model that flopped
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Edsel is a No-Go
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Model of spy plane shot down over Russia
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U-2
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First president of South Korea
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Syngman Rhee
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Pay-to-play radio scandal
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Payola
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"Camelot" President
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Kennedy
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Singer of "The Twist"
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Chubby Checker
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Hitchcock hotel movie
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Psycho
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Country of Africa that gains independence from Belgium
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Belgians in the Congo
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"Old Man and the Sea Author" commits suicide
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Hemingway
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Nazi criminal caught in Argentina
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Eichmann
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Sci-fi novel by Robert Heinlein
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Stranger in a Strange Land
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Folk singer with a nasally voice
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Dylan
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Wall built to divide this city
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Berlin
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Ill-fated invasion of Cuba
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Bay of Pigs Invasion
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Movie about T.E. Lawrence
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Lawrence of Arabia
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"Mania" over this British band
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British Beatlemania
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Forced integration of this Southern university
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Ole Miss
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First American in orbit
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John Glenn
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This boxer beats Floyd Patterson
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Liston beats Patterson
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The new pope
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Pope Paul
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Radical Islamic black activist
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Malcolm X
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"Profumo Affair" sex scandal in this country
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British Politician Sex
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1963 Dallas assassination
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J.F.K. Blown Away
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What else do I have to say...
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"The Pill"
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Birth Control
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North Vietnam leader
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Ho Chi Minh
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Republican president
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Richard Nixon, Back Again
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Landing on this celestial body
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Moonshot
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Hippie musical festival
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Woodstock
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Political scandal uncovered by Woodward and Bernstein
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Watergate
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Musical style of the Ramones and the Clash
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Punk Rock
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Peace-seeking Israeli P.M.
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Menachem Begin
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President elected in 1980
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Reagan
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Start of protests in this area controlled by Israeli
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Palestine
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Plane hijackings
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Terror on the Airline
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Title of the Irani Supreme Leader
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Ayatollah's in Iran
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Country invaded by the USSR
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Russians in Afghanistan
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Game show with Vanna White
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Wheel of Fortune
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First U.S. female astronaut
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Sally Ride
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Suicide caused by listening to this genre of music
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Heavy Metal Suicide
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The result of deficits
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Foreign Debts
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Issue raised by "Born on the Fourth of July"
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Homeless Vets
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Disease caused by HIV
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AIDS
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New drug on urban streets
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Crack
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New York subway vigilante
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Bernie Goetz
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This medical waste washes up on the Jersey shore
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Hypodermics on the Shores
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Tiananmen Massacre country
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China's Under Martial Law
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War of Coke vs Pepsi
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Rock and Roller Cola Wars
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I Can't Take it Any More
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We Didn't Start the Fire ...
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But then again... many people no longer use the word cosmonaut.
Valentina Tereshkova was the first astronaut/cosmonaut/woman in space. She's not in the song, of course, but let's get things right where we can.
Some of these clues also need to be more specific for this reason.
https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=doris+day+bubbly
And while Doris Day was wholesome, surely Donna Reed was the most wholesome blonde star of that era. All in all, "bubbly" seems to be good, and better than wholesome.