Top 10 songs

1. Top 10 songs “You think you lost your love,When I saw her yesterday.It's you she's thinking ofAnd she told me what to say.She says she loves youAnd you know that can't be bad.Yes, she loves youAnd you know you should be glad. Ooh” I want to hold your hand, The Beatles 2. She loves you, the beetles 3.Hello dolly, Louis Armstrong 4. Oh, pretty woman, Roy Orbison 5.I get around, beach boys 6. Everybody Loves somebody, Dean martin 7. My guy, marry wells 8. Well sing In the sunshine, gale Garnett 9.Last kiss, J.frank Wilson & the cavaliers 10. Where did our love go, Supremes This song I think reflect this time period because this time period was all about love and the music grew the birth of song songwriters or artist.

2. José Villegas His ability to play as a defensive player allowed him to play with one of the best Mexican Soccer teams : The “Chivas del Guadalajara”. He won 8 championships with the Chivas league, assisted in 13 world cup play-offs and played in two world cups]As a right defensive player he could not be passed by and faced world-renowned players to which he stopped from scoring.[Perhaps the most memorable was Manuel Dos Santos “Garrincha” who played for the Botafogo team.

3. U.S.A President of 1962 On November 22, 1963, when he was hardly past his first thousand days in office, John Fitzgerald Kennedy was killed by an assassin's bullets as his motorcade wound through Dallas, Texas. Kennedy was the youngest man elected President; he was the youngest to die. John F. Kennedy was prepared to make major changes to U.S. foreign policy. He wanted to abandon the policy of containing communism and instead work with the Soviet Union to create a better, less violent world. Soviet aggression in Berlin and Cuba changed his mind. One aspect of J.F.K that I shall always recall, was how he gave the younger generation the ability to see themselves as achieving any goal they set for themselves, anything was possible.....

4. Best Selling Novel • The Spy Who Came In From The Cold opens with the death of Karl Riemeck, shot whilst attempting to cross from East to West Berlin in the early 1960s. Riemeck was the last surviving agent of British Intelligence's Berlin station, run by Alec Lamas. • Author: John Le Carré was born October 19, 1931 in Poole, England. His first published novel, Call for the Dead (1961), introduced his ‘anti-hero’ George Smiley, who appears in most of his stories. Some of his many popular works are The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, The Honorable Schoolboy, Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy,

5. Exclusive! Famous Soccer Player in the 1960s!! Diego Maradona soccer star Diego "Hand of God" Maranon scored one 1986 World Cup goal with his hand. But a league poll still named him the top player of the 20th century. Diego Armando Maradona was born October 30, 1960 in Buenos Aires. He played midfield for Argentina, Italy, and Spain.