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1000 Facts of the 1960s,1970's, 1980's,1990s and 2000s

(Five volumes - a book from each decade) 

   

Sample page below from  1000 Facts of the 1970s 

1975

1. THE NORMAN GUNSTON SHOW began on Australian television.

2. American actor FREDRIC MARCH died aged 77.

3. JOHN NEWCOMBE won his second Australian Open tennis singles title.

4. STEVIE NICKS and LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM joined the Fleetwood Mac line-up.

5. MURDOCH UNIVERSITY opened in Western Australia.

6. ROBERT MULDOON, leader of the NZ National Party, became the country’s Prime Minister.

7. NIKI LAUDA became the world motor racing champion.

8. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN had his debut hit with Born To Run.

9. Hawthorn’s LEIGH MATTHEWS topped the VFL goalkicking list with 68 goals.

10. Two of the original Three Stooges died - MOE HOWARD aged 78 and LARRY FINE aged 73.

11. DADDY COOL played their final concert at Sydney's Paddington Town Hall.

12. MUHAMMAD ALI defeated Joe Frazier in Manila and retained his world heavyweight boxing title.

13. MEDIBANK health scheme began in Australia.

14. DENISE DRYSDALE won her second Gold Logie award for Most Popular Female Personality.

15. SEND IN THE CLOWNS won the Grammy for Song of the Year.

16. Horse trainer BART CUMMINGS was Australian of the Year.

17. CAPTAIN & TENNILLE had the biggest-selling single in the US  with Love Will Keep Us Together.

18. JAWS was the No 1 box-office movie in the US.

19. Silent movie star CHARLES CHAPLIN was knighted.

20. WELCOME BACK KOTTER began on US television.

* Each year features 100 fascinated facts regarding music, movies, sport, news etc


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