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1967: The life expectancy for Americans is 70.5 years.
Today: The life expectancy for Americans is almost 77 years.
1967: International Treaty bans weapons of mass destruction from space, and the United Nations approves a nuclear non-proliferation treaty.
Today: Arguing that rogue states could still compromise the United States security and put millions of citizens at risk during a nuclear attack, the Bush administration argues for continuing development on a national missile defense shield.
1967: The World Health...
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