I like this thread. It presents a good death watch so we can be on the look out and not be surprised when someone drops off. — Hanover
And just how many persons from 1967 would know many from that list? Somebody not from Georgia surely will have difficulties to know the Georgia State Senate member Jimmy Carter, who had then only lost a Georgia gubernatorial election. You also have to be quite a Space fan to know Buz Aldrin in 1967, even if he then had I guess two space missions on his record (and the longest space walk). Then it was the Mercury Astronauts that were famous. Not the Gemini and the Apollo missions were just going on...If you were in a coma starting in 1967, and woke up today 56 years later, much of the following list would make you feel right at home. — Mikie
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