The 60s Official Site Guestbook

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Name: Lori Bush
From: Circleville Ohio
E-mail: Contact
Comments:
Wish the 60's still around. I was born a "berger baby" in '68. Its still famous for Pumpkin Show. Cruising through Court streets and although there's no more skating rinks since Circle D burned down. I love this quaint little big town and yet I moved away but the memories of my times living there will always be near my heart.

Admin reply: Thank you Lori for your comments. Yes Circleville is still the same but not quite as we remember when we were so much younger. Everything changes over time.

Carl
Added: March 29, 2014
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Submitted by
Name: Delores
From: Bellflower, California
Comments:
Love this site :D :!clap:

Admin reply: Thank you Delores.

Carl
Added: March 29, 2014
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Submitted by
Name: Norm
From: Los Angeles
E-mail: Contact
Comments:
How does one contact the person behind the website? I can't find any email/contact link.

Admin reply: Hello Norm the email address is throughout the website.

Carl
Added: March 27, 2014
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Submitted by
Name: Joe Wagner
From: Minnesota
E-mail: Contact
Comments:
I'm glad I found this site! It's a great place to visit and remember those great times of the '60's. I smile when I read about Armed Forces Radio Network and being "short". What a fabulous time to be born in!

Admin reply: Thanks for your comments Joe and for visiting us.

Carl
Added: March 27, 2014
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Submitted by
Name: Ellen
From: Illinois
Comments:
Getting ready to celebrate our 50th Class Reunion! Appreciate the tidbits I have collected from this site, some to be included in our booklet. Thanks.

Admin reply: You are welcome Ellen.

Carl
Added: March 25, 2014
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Submitted by
Name: Anthony W Sons Jr
From: Hammond In.
E-mail: Contact
Comments:
I Would Love Recored Songs Of Nam. I Was Ther 1968 1969 USMC D Componey 1st Baltion 1St Marines.
Added: March 24, 2014
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Submitted by
Name: Ed
From: Conroe, Texas
E-mail: Contact
Comments:
Hey Carl,
Just stopping by to say "howdy" and add my "thanks" to the ever growing list in the guestbook.
I like to check in once in a while to read the heartfelt comments left by listeners. Amazing stories.
I know it gives you guys "warm fuzzies" to know how much you are appreciated. What you do here touches the soul as it brings back memories of times gone by.
As a Vet, the songs bring to mind countless hours of listening to AFRT till I could scream "FIGMO"!!!!
How sweet was: "One day and a wake up"????
To all our fellow vets that stop by: "WELCOME HOME BROTHERS & SISTERS"...feel good & be proud!
Ed
USAF '68-'75

Admin reply: Great to hear from you once again Ed. Thanks for being a fan.

Carl
Added: March 21, 2014
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Submitted by
Name: Tammy Renquest
From: Nova Scotia, Canada
E-mail: Contact
Comments:
You missed the one the 60s were all about!

Peace! (with the V sign)

Admin reply: Various peace signs and symbols have been around for years and not a typical 60s thing. The V sign is a hand gesture, palm outwards, with the index and middle fingers open and all others closed. It had been used to represent victory during the Second World War. During the 1960s in the USA, activists against the Vietnam War and in subsequent anti-war protests adopted the gesture as a sign of peace. The symbol of peace appears on several of the pages of the website. Thanks for stopping by Tammy.

Carl
Added: March 18, 2014
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Submitted by
Name: Vicki Brown (Warren)
From: Indianapolis Indiana
E-mail: Contact
Comments:
Does anyone remember the pink stuff that came in a can and was used for cleaning house windows?
Added: March 17, 2014
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Submitted by
Name: Rick
From: New Jersey
E-mail: Contact
Comments:
My brother and I spent most of our time outside. We swam in our above-ground pool in the back yard, rode bikes, climbed trees or played kick the can in the street with the kid across the street. We lived in a neighborhood where we could run around or ride our bikes for hours and be safe. I remember some of the turbulance too. We talked about the Vietnam War in elementary school, we wore POW bracelets, I saw images of protestors on the news or in newspapers and wanted to be one of them (even though I was only 9 in 1969). I remember people marching past our house shouting "Free Angela Davis". It was an innocent time and a time of great change. I loved the 60s.

Admin reply: Thank you for your comments Rick.

Carl
Added: March 16, 2014
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