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When Judah & Israel split into 2 separate nations, this 1 retained Jersualem as its capital |
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Though Motown Records is now in L.A., "Motown" itself refers to this city |
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Boys were suspended from school in some towns for wearing this greased-up, swept-back '57 hairstyle |
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It's said he enjoyed eating TV dinners on TV trays while watching TV with Mamie |
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In their school primers, millions of kids could "see" this dog of Dick & Jane "run" |
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Looks like the backstroke to me, sir |
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Biblical phrase that's the title of this 1967 hit |
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Eternal traffic jams seem to be an eternal feature of life in this "Eternal City" |
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On the Friday night fights, Sharpie the parrot asked "How are ya fixed for" these |
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At FDR's wedding, Eleanor was given away by this uncle, who was President at the time |
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Lobo's 1st Top 10 hit was about "Me & You and a Dog Named" this |
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Ever since it became 1st European city to have gas street lights, it's been known as "The City of Lights" |
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1 of 5 men to have held the world heavyweight boxing championship during the decade |
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Jefferson said it was "a stone house big enough for 2 emperors, 1 pope, & the Great Lama..." |
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"Him" & "Her", whom LBJ would pick up by their ears, were of this breed |
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Why, is there one missing? |
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It's often called the "Gateway to the West", & has an arch of the same name to prove it |
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In 1954, these 2 words were added to the Pledge of Allegiance |
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His mother said this 37th President was "the best potato masher" she had ever known |
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Sniffing out clues in TV's "The Thin Man", this wire-haired terrier seemed to think he was a bloodhound |
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From the huge footprints in the Jell-O |
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Moon Landrieu was a prominent mayor of this "Crescent City" |
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"This is no time for men who oppose Senator McCarthy's methods to keep silent," he said, April 6, 1954 |
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Alexander Graham Bell used special phone trying to find the bullet near this President's spine |
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The dog was the only regular in this prime time 1980-82 NBC series |
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Heat, because you can catch cold |
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