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November 1
Songs of 1967
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Respect- Aretha Franklin
All You Need Is LoveBeatles
Love Is Here And Now
You’re Gone- Beatles
I’m A Believer- Monkees
The Happening- Supremes
Groovin- The Rascals
Hello, Goodbye- Beatles
Happy Together- Turtles
Kind a Drag- Buckinghams
To Sir With Love- Lulu
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Aretha Franklin
“I think this song reflects the
culture of times by it saying,
show some respect. This song
was made because of the racism
and hatred that that year had.
This chorus line particular Is
saying you're gunna have to keep
on trying because you're not
gunna take me down. This song
hit top 10 songs in year 1967. This
song was so relatable to people ,
with its catchy and beady rhythm
that’s why everybody fell in love
with this song. “
-Amy Rice, Texarkana, TX
A little respect
I get tired
Keep on tryin'
You're runnin' out of foolin‘’
And I ain't lyin'
(Re, re, re, re) 'spect
When you come home (Re, re, re ,re)
Or you might walk in
And find out I'm gone (Just a little
bit)
I got to have
A little respect
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What The
President Did?
Lyndon B. Johnson became
the 36th president of the
United States following the
November 1963 assassination
of President John F. Kennedy.
Lyndon B. Johnson, the 36th
president of the United States,
was born in Texas on August 27,
1908. Johnson's family had
settled in Texas before the Civil
War. His parents, Samuel Ealy
Johnson Jr. and Rebekah Baines
Johnson, had three girls and two
boys. Lyndon was the oldest.
The nearby town of Johnson
City was named after the
Johnson family, known for their
farming and ranching.
“He lead a great society and
knew what was right and
what was wrong. Johnson
definitely has made and
impact on our history.” –
James Hart, Little Rock, AR
Lyndon B.
Johnson was
the president in
year 1963-1969.
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How The President
Solves Our Country’s
Problems?
Lyndon B. Johnson, president in 1963-1969. He
dealt with a lot and had a lot of responsibility on
his hands. The problems the president faced was
harsh. His issues where the battle of racism, and
having to worry about assassinations were no
longer possible. Despite his impressive domestic
achievements, however, Johnson's legacy was
equally defined by his failure to lead the nation
out of the quagmire of the Vietnam War.
During 1967 Arab refusal to
recognize the existence of a
Jewish State of Israel
continued. The policy of all
Arab governments was to seek
Israel’s destruction. After the
war of 1948-1949, however,
Israel’s main security concerns
arose out of attacks by
irregular forces against civilian
targets within Israel.
Lyndon B. Johnson
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The Achieved
Sports Fame?
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Kareem AbdulJabbar was born in
Ferdinand Lewis
Alcindor Jr. on April
16, 1947, in New
York. The 7'2"
retired center is
widely considered
one of the greatest
players in NBA
history.
You can’t win unless
you learn how to lose.
-Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is a global
icon that changed the game of
professional basketball and went
on to become a New York Times
best-selling author, award-winning
filmmaker and ambassador of
education.
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By: Kate Woodman
May 22, 2013
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