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In 1960, TIME observed how International Women's Day was being marked in China: 'Banners flaunted high, red-and-gold streamers clutched in their hands, the emancipated women of Red China cried back their full-throated approval: 'What was beautiful is now ugly! What was ugly is now beautiful!'
It was International Women's Day, and no fewer than 10,000 Hero Women and members of Women's Groups were on hand for the big rally.' (In this image, a Chinese Housewives' Study Group reads the writings of Chairman Mao in Shenyang, China.). 2, 1962, Wilt Chamberlain accomplished set a new NBA scoring record by netting 100 points in a single game—but that wasn't his only claim to fame. 'At 26, Chamberlain is the best basketball player who ever lived,' TIME opined the following season.
'In 1960, his first season as a pro, he was named the National Basketball Association's Rookie of the Year and its Most Valuable Player as well. Nobody ever did that before.
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Nobody ever averaged 42 points a game throughout a pro career either, or scored 100 in a single night.' The Caracas-based collector, who was featured in TIME in 1963, has about 1,500 issues of the magazine autographed by the cover subject From royalty to a U.S.
President, here's where the Hollywood custom comes from The Iran-Contra Affair and the El Mozote massacre were among the darkest chapters of U.S. Intervention in the region They were a product of a moment of great change in American government Chief justice of the United States Morrison Waite presided over the deposition of President Ulysses S.
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