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1960: About 36 percent of women have jobs outside the home.
Today: 60 percent of women are in the work force.
1962: The Cuban missile crisis puts the United States on the verge of an all-out nuclear war with the Soviet Union. Schools conduct bomb safety drills.
Today: The Cold War is over and the Soviet Union no longer exists. A great deal more is known about the effects of nuclear war.
1962: The Telstar communications...
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