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Barry Farrell; 1935-1984 | |
4 | |
4 | |
United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East | |
9 | |
Robert Ardrey; 1908-1980 | |
18 | |
Motion picture reviews (Single works) |
36 | |
Capital punishment | |
36 | |
Vietnamese War, 1957-1975 (Peace and mediation, American participation) | |
40 | |
Project Apollo (Apollo 10 flight) | |
46 | |
Ali MacGraw | |
52 | |
Police (Public relations), Police questioning, San Francisco (Calif.) (Police) |
22 | |
Joe Namath, Pete Rozelle, Mafia, Sports (Ethical aspects) | |
28 | |
Commencements, Student protests, demonstrations, etc | |
34 | |
Communism, Communist parties |
64 | |
Mark Van Doren (American literary critic, editor and poet.); 1894-1972 | |
68 | |
Houses (Colorado), Courtyards |
Términos y frases comunes
American Andretti Apollo asked Bachelors Bobby Ellis Books camera capital punishment Charlie Brown Chinchilla CONTINUED cops Cosa Nostra craters dealer death Deke Slayton Doren earth engine face feel film football freezer Gary Cummings Gene girl Haight Haight-Ashbury Hearing Aid hippies huts Jane Jacobs Joe Namath Jojo kids killed light living look lunar surface male bond Mancuso Mark Van Doren ment Miami miles moon Negro night number of oranges Okay orbit patrolmen poet police Polyglas Powerline prisoner Realtor refrigerator refugees Rothenberg Schlage screamed shot shouted side Sirs Snoopy society space spacecraft stopped street Sunkist talk Tampax tents there's thing tion tires TOM STAFFORD Tramunti turned UNRWA official walked watch window Wolfschmidt York young Zenith Hearing Aid