US Combat Troop Request
Requests substantial US combat forces for the war in Vietnam
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Requests substantial US combat forces for the war in Vietnam
Publication of "A Thousand Days" a narrative of Kennedys presidency
Publication of "A Thousand Days" a narrative of Kennedys presidency
Appointed special Vietnam adviser to President Johnson
Appointed special Vietnam adviser to President Johnson
Commands US air forces involved in expanding interdiction over Laos
The American Jewish Committee presented King with the American Liberties Medallion for his "exceptional advancement of the principles of human liberty"
"An American Dream"
Presses NASA centres and contractors toward the lunar landing deadline.
The Doors take their name from Huxley's book, itself echoing William Blake.
Approves the bombing of communist routes in Southern Laos
US victory in west-central Vietnam near the Kampuchean border
Appointed Member of Beach Boys, for touring as a replacement for Brian Wilson
Reccomends bombing North Vietnam. Reccomends bombing Communist routes in Laos
Images of the injured Amelia Boynton circulated nationally and focused public attention on the attack against peaceful demonstrators.
Releases the album "Bringing It All Back Home", features his first recordings made with electric instruments.
Releases the single "Like a Rolling Stone", which peaks at #2 in the U.S. and at #4 in the UK charts.
The single, "Subterranean Homesick Blues", owes much to Chuck Berrys "Too Much Monkey Business" and is provided with an early music video courtesy of Pennebakers cinema verite presentation of Dylans 1965 tour of England, Dont Look Back.
The Beach Boys release the LP, "Pet Sounds", includes classic singles from that album, "Wouldnt It Be Nice" & "God Only Knows,". The Beach Boys release, "California Girls"
Joins The Castiles, an early rock band that gives him important teenage stage and recording experience.
Directs, "Chimes at Midnight"
Hendrix earns a spot as the new guitarist for the The Isley Brothers band and joined their national tour, which included the southern Chitlin Circuit
An edition of Cather's collected early short fiction appeared in 1965.
The Voting Rights Act is passed
Appointed Consultant to the Department of State
Arendt continued teaching and lecturing on revolutionary politics and public freedom.
Dicke interprets the microwave background detection as relic radiation from a hot dense early universe
Peebles coauthors the interpretation paper connecting the microwave background to Big Bang cosmology
Penzias publishes the measurement of excess antenna temperature from the cosmic microwave background
Roll coauthors the interpretation of the microwave background as a cosmological relic
Wilkinson coauthors the Princeton paper explaining the cosmic microwave background result
Wilson publishes the microwave excess with Penzias, providing decisive evidence for a hot early universe
Hendrix signs a three-year recording contract with entrepreneur Ed Chalpin, receiving $1 and 1% royalty on records with Curtis Knight. Hendrix joins a New York-based band, Curtis Knight and the Squires
34 die during demonstrations at Watts, a black area of Los Angeles
King and SCLC join voting-rights march from Selma to Montgomery; police beat and tear gas marchers; King addresses rally before state capitol, builds support for voting rights
The USA announces it will only intervene if there is a threat of Communist takeover
Founder Member of Doors
Founder Member of Doors
Founder Member of Doors
Introduces War on Poverty
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