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English Singer Marianne Faithfull Dies At 78: Report
English singer and actress Marianne Faithfull, best known for her 1960s hit "As Tears Go By", has died aged 78, British media reported on Thursday.
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At The Louvre In Paris, A First-Ever Fashion Exhibition On Icons Of Haute Couture
At the Louvre in Paris, 45 designers and their fashion pieces from the 1960s to today come to life for an exhibit of a lifetime
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Donald Trump Declassifies JFK, RFK, Martin Luther King Jr Assassination Files
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order that will release documents on the 1960s assassinations of JFK's younger brother Robert F Kennedy and civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.
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ELIZA Resurrected: World's First Chatbot Revived After 60 Years
ELIZA, the first-ever chatbot developed by MIT professor Joseph Weizenbaum in the 1960s, has been successfully revived using long-lost code. After being rediscovered in 2021, researchers restored the original software, which had been forgotten for 60 years. Despite its limitations, ELIZA was able to hold simple conversations, demonstrating how earl...
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24 Akbar Road: Congress Office That Witnessed Tenure Of 7 Presidents
If walls could talk, 24 Akbar Road would write itself a book - of the days of the Raj, of the Burma of the 1960s and mostly of the dramatic ups and downs of the Congress that headquartered itself in its spacious premises 47 years ago.
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Peter Yarrow Of Musical Group 'Peter, Paul And Mary' Dies At 86
Peter Yarrow -- one-third of the beloved folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary, whose anthems epitomized the 1960s protest movement -- died Tuesday in New York.
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Who Is Sachit Mehra, The Indo-Canadian President Of Trudeau's Liberal Party?
Sachit Mehra's father moved to Canada from New Delhi in the 1960s to pursue higher education.
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The Day of the Jackal Series OTT Release: When and Where to Watch it Online?
The new series adaptation of Frederick Forsyth's The Day of the Jackal, directed by Brian Kirk and written by Ronan Bennett, stars Eddie Redmayne as a skilled assassin on a mission. Shifting from the 1960s to a present-day setting, the series follows the Jackal as he targets a Silicon Valley tycoon while pursued by an intelligence officer played by...
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Jack Jones, Grammy-Winning Singer Of Wives and Lovers, Dies At 86
Earlier in the 1960s, he won two Grammys for Lollipops and Roses and Wives and Lovers, both of which showcased his remarkable vocal talent
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How India's 'Krishna' Bull Revolutionised Brazil's Dairy Industry
In 1960, Brazilian cattle baron Celso Garcia Sid imported a bull named Krishna from India, a gift from the Maharaja of Bhavnagar, to improve Brazil's cattle breeding.
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India Seeks Review Of Indus Water Treaty, Serves Notice To Pakistan
India has served a formal notice to Pakistan seeking a review of the Indus Water Treaty, arguing that "fundamental and unforeseen" changes in the circumstances require a reassessment of the pact.
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Amy Jackson Channelled "1960s Golden Era" Nude Glam And Berry Lips For Her Wedding Weekend In Italy
Bride-to-be Amy Jackson kicked off her wedding weekend along the Amalfi coast in a "1960s Golden Era" inspired glam makeup
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'Catch Me If You Can': How 10-Member UP Gang Swindled Crores By Forging Cheques
In the 2002 hit Hollywood film "Catch Me If You Can", Leonardo DiCaprio plays the role of a conman in the late 1960s who makes millions of dollars by forging cheques.
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Pottery Goat Made By King Charles In 1960s Sold For Rs 9 Lakh
Mr Patten revealed that his aunt "told me Prince Charles had made it."
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After Living In US For 60 Years, Man Finds Out He Is Not A Legal Citizen
Mr Klass, who arrived in the US at the age of 2 during the 1960s, had long assumed that he gained citizenship through his father.
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English Singer Marianne Faithfull Dies At 78: Report
English singer and actress Marianne Faithfull, best known for her 1960s hit "As Tears Go By", has died aged 78, British media reported on Thursday.
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At The Louvre In Paris, A First-Ever Fashion Exhibition On Icons Of Haute Couture
At the Louvre in Paris, 45 designers and their fashion pieces from the 1960s to today come to life for an exhibit of a lifetime
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Donald Trump Declassifies JFK, RFK, Martin Luther King Jr Assassination Files
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order that will release documents on the 1960s assassinations of JFK's younger brother Robert F Kennedy and civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.
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ELIZA Resurrected: World's First Chatbot Revived After 60 Years
ELIZA, the first-ever chatbot developed by MIT professor Joseph Weizenbaum in the 1960s, has been successfully revived using long-lost code. After being rediscovered in 2021, researchers restored the original software, which had been forgotten for 60 years. Despite its limitations, ELIZA was able to hold simple conversations, demonstrating how earl...
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24 Akbar Road: Congress Office That Witnessed Tenure Of 7 Presidents
If walls could talk, 24 Akbar Road would write itself a book - of the days of the Raj, of the Burma of the 1960s and mostly of the dramatic ups and downs of the Congress that headquartered itself in its spacious premises 47 years ago.
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Peter Yarrow Of Musical Group 'Peter, Paul And Mary' Dies At 86
Peter Yarrow -- one-third of the beloved folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary, whose anthems epitomized the 1960s protest movement -- died Tuesday in New York.
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Who Is Sachit Mehra, The Indo-Canadian President Of Trudeau's Liberal Party?
Sachit Mehra's father moved to Canada from New Delhi in the 1960s to pursue higher education.
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The Day of the Jackal Series OTT Release: When and Where to Watch it Online?
The new series adaptation of Frederick Forsyth's The Day of the Jackal, directed by Brian Kirk and written by Ronan Bennett, stars Eddie Redmayne as a skilled assassin on a mission. Shifting from the 1960s to a present-day setting, the series follows the Jackal as he targets a Silicon Valley tycoon while pursued by an intelligence officer played by...
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Jack Jones, Grammy-Winning Singer Of Wives and Lovers, Dies At 86
Earlier in the 1960s, he won two Grammys for Lollipops and Roses and Wives and Lovers, both of which showcased his remarkable vocal talent
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How India's 'Krishna' Bull Revolutionised Brazil's Dairy Industry
In 1960, Brazilian cattle baron Celso Garcia Sid imported a bull named Krishna from India, a gift from the Maharaja of Bhavnagar, to improve Brazil's cattle breeding.
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India Seeks Review Of Indus Water Treaty, Serves Notice To Pakistan
India has served a formal notice to Pakistan seeking a review of the Indus Water Treaty, arguing that "fundamental and unforeseen" changes in the circumstances require a reassessment of the pact.
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Amy Jackson Channelled "1960s Golden Era" Nude Glam And Berry Lips For Her Wedding Weekend In Italy
Bride-to-be Amy Jackson kicked off her wedding weekend along the Amalfi coast in a "1960s Golden Era" inspired glam makeup
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'Catch Me If You Can': How 10-Member UP Gang Swindled Crores By Forging Cheques
In the 2002 hit Hollywood film "Catch Me If You Can", Leonardo DiCaprio plays the role of a conman in the late 1960s who makes millions of dollars by forging cheques.
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Pottery Goat Made By King Charles In 1960s Sold For Rs 9 Lakh
Mr Patten revealed that his aunt "told me Prince Charles had made it."
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After Living In US For 60 Years, Man Finds Out He Is Not A Legal Citizen
Mr Klass, who arrived in the US at the age of 2 during the 1960s, had long assumed that he gained citizenship through his father.
