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Islands in the Stream is published posthumously
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Islands in the Stream is published posthumously
Independently reports discovery of reverse transcriptase
Reports discovery of reverse transcriptase
Moves toward a major 1970s television career after nightclub and recording success
Publishes Sexual Politics
Publishes her first novel The Bluest Eye
Publishes The Greening of America
Works on early Unix development at Bell Labs
Continues development of Unix at Bell Labs
Chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee during Vietnam War debates
Commands US forces in Vietnam during Vietnamization and the Cambodia campaign
Joins Weather Report in its early formation period
Serves as original drummer of Weather Report
Co-founds Weather Report
Co-founds Weather Report
Co-founds Weather Report
Enrolls at Yale Law School
Presses for scrutiny of secret US involvement in Laos
Participates in Nixon administration efforts to prevent Salvador Allende taking office in Chile
Robert Altman directed Brewster McCloud in 1970, an eccentric fantasy about an aspiring aviator living in the Houston Astrodome.
Leads a Berkeley team that produces and studies atoms assigned to element 105, extending the transactinide region of the periodic table.
Oversees US embassy coordination of the war in Laos
Robert Young received the Emmy for Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Dramatic Series for Marcus Welby MD.
Ellsberg says he tries to furnish Pentagon Papers material to Senator J. William Fulbright in hopes of congressional disclosure.
Ellsberg says he tries to furnish Pentagon Papers material to former Senator Charles Goodell while seeking official disclosure.
Portrays Mark Antony in the 1970 film version of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar
Stars in Kellys Heroes, a Second World War caper film with an ensemble cast.
Neil Simon's Last of the Red Hot Lovers opened on Broadway, using farce to explore infidelity and midlife uncertainty.
Ellsberg approaches Senator George McGovern as part of his effort to have elected officials disclose the classified study.
Fulbright is among the senators Ellsberg says he approached while seeking congressional release of the Pentagon Papers.
Goodell becomes part of Ellsberg's unsuccessful effort to use political channels before wider press publication.
McGovern is approached as Ellsberg searches for a senator willing to make the classified study public.
Goodell is among the political figures Ellsberg says he tried to furnish with Pentagon Papers material.
Ellsberg seeks a way to make the classified history public through elected officials before turning to the press.
Represents blues influence on the band's 1970 sound.
After leaving CIA, Hunt joined the Robert R. Mullen Company, a Washington public-relations firm that maintained a relationship with the Agency.
Uses a field-emission scanning transmission electron microscope to image individual heavy atoms.
The Thrill Is Gone becomes a major crossover hit
Lauren Bacall won the Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical for playing Broadway star Margo Channing in Applause.
Stars with Shirley MacLaine in Don Siegel's western Two Mules for Sister Sara.
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