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WELCOME BACK TO THE 50’s |
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YET ANOTHER "OLDER THAN DIRT" TRIVIA QUIZ 1. In 1950, the Famous Brinks Robbery netted $2.8 million. 2. Who said "Old soldiers never die, they just fade away." A. Gen. Dwight Eisenhower 3. Catcher in the Rye's portrayal of Holden Caufield's 16-year-old-life was a huge success. Who wrote the book? A. Herman Wouk 4. Which longest running daytime drama moved from radio to TV in 1952? A. Days of Our Lives 5. In 1952 Richard Nixon made a speech known as the “Checkers“ speech in answer to allegations against him. Who or what was the subject of this speech? A. Cocker Spaniel Dog 6. What accomplishment in 1953 made Edmund Hilary and Tenzing Norgay famous? 7. What did Francis Watson and James Crick become famous for discovering? A. The polio vaccine 8. In 1954, the law known as Brown v. Board of Education was passed. What did the law prohibit? A. School segregation 9. What was the name of the new company formed when Nash-Kelvinator and Hudson Motor Car Co. merged?
10. What fast-food franchise opened to the jingle, “Hold the pickle! Hold the lettuce!“ in 1954? A. Burger King 11. Psychologist Joyce Brothers won the "$64,000 Question." What was her topic? 12.What motto did Congress authorize all US currency and coins to say in 1953? A. In God We Trust 13. Rosa Parks' refusal to give up her seat on a bus led to a Supreme Court decision outlawing bus segregation. Where did this happen? A. Memphis, Tennessee 14. Which of these is NOT true about Ann Landers? ANSWERS 1. A. Boston 2. C. Gen. Douglas MacArthur 5. A. A cocker spaniel dog named Checkers. 7. C. The “double helix“ of DNA 10. A. Burger King 11. C. Boxing 13. C. Montgomery, Alabama 14. B. She began her column at The Los Angeles Times
SCORING 10 to 14 correct: WOW! 5 to 9 correct: OOPS! 0 to 4 correct: WHATSAMATTER? © 2005 - Frank Kaiser * * PLEASE SUPPORT SUDDENLY SENIOR'S SPONSOR * * Canadian Prescription Medication by Mail. * * AND KEEP THE COLUMN COMING EVERY WEEK * * SEE PHARMACIST TOM BRAUN’S "YOU CAN'T TEACH AN Last Week's Suddenly Senior AGING TARZANS, JANES DISCOVER WHY From the primeval rainforests and volcanoes (see photo) to the ever-smiling, waving and helpful Ticos, Frank and Carolyn explore this Central American democracy and find it fascinating from Atlantic to Pacific. Inexpensive, too. READ FULL STORY HERE. And the Week Before... DRUG GIVEAWAYS OFTEN Big Pharma wants to give you free medicine! Proof that even corporate bullies like to be liked. Here’s where to call and what to do. Get into a patient assistance program. Before it’s too late! READ MORE HERE. AND MORE TRIVIA... Forgetting things, lately? Here's your chance for redemption. Twenty questions that will prove once and for all whether you're older than dirt. What do Sparkle Plenty, Lou Costello, Fibber McGee, Trigger, Doris Day, Black Jack Chewing Gum, 10¢ War Bond Saving Stamps, and Pinocchio have in common? They're all part of this week's Suddenly Senior Trivia Quiz. See how YOU do. How's your memory today? We won't even ask you to recall long-gone radio personalities. (Maybe next time!) Just a few famous TV cops from the '50s to last season's NYPD Blue. Just the facts, Ma'am. Here's your chance to prove that your memory's (almost) intact. More taxing of the old noggin, seeing if there's anything there from the '40s and '50s. Yet another chance to prove that your memory's (somewhat) intact. Victory Gardens, telephone party lines, blue bulbs, old Studebakers, and how "The gals will all pursue ya." It's all here in the 2003 search for those "Older Than Dirt!" PLANNING A VACATION? Suddenly Senior's Travel Page has a lot of new money-saving information you can use whether you're traveling 10 or 10,000 miles. See a list and summaries of Suddenly Senior columns. FOUR FUNNY PAGES Suddenly Senior' Sexy Senior Jokes THIS WEEK'S BEST 222 SENIOR SITES Want to get "Monday's Best Jokes" e-mailed every week“ Send blank e-mail to get-jokes@suddenlysenior.com To get the Suddenly Senior column, absolutely free, send blank e-mail to Get-ss@suddenlysenior.com NEW! Get the latest Medicare and Canadian drug store news e-mailed almost every day, send blank e-mail to To unsubscribe to the Suddenly Senior column, send a blank e-mail to Remove-sslist@suddenlysenior.com To unsubscribe to This Week's Best Jokes, send a blank e-mail to Remove-jokes@suddenlysenior.com Have a great weekend, everyone! Frank Frank Kaiser frank@suddenlysenior.com http://www.suddenlysenior.com/ |
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