13 Days of Maximum Tension in Cuba: When the United States and the USSR Faced Off During the Missile Crisis
The article discusses the critical events of the Cuban Missile Crisis in October 1962, highlighting the imminent threat of nuclear war between the United States and the Soviet Union.
The Black Ship Sails Through the Landscape. We Drove the Tatra 603, It Has Its Original License Plate and Is Heading to Auction
The Tatra 603, a 1962 model with a rich history, is set to be auctioned after undergoing renovation and boasting excellent technical condition.
Municipal Elections in Marseille: Sébastien Delogu Claims He Fought 'Against the OAS' in the National Assembly... Dissolved in 1962
Sébastien Delogu, a candidate for mayor of Marseille, claims in an interview that he battled against the OAS in the National Assembly, amidst ongoing legal issues.
Not seen crazier in 64 years: NBA star goes point-mad
Bam Adebayo scored an astonishing 83 points in a single game, marking the highest individual score since Wilt Chamberlain's legendary 100 points in 1962.
Martin Lewis warns of major savings change affecting those born after 1962
Martin Lewis highlights significant changes to ISA contributions for those born after April 1962, set to take effect in 2027.
State pensioners born before 1962 exempt from new cash ISA rule
State pensioners born before 1962 are exempt from a new cash ISA rule that reduces the tax-free savings limit for individuals under 65.
Pinky and Paul Newman: the unexpected romance between the most famous woman on Argentine television and the most handsome man in Hollywood: 'Everything happened'
The article recounts the unexpected romantic encounter between Argentine television personality Pinky and Hollywood star Paul Newman at the 1962 Mar del Plata Film Festival.
Without Officially Declaring It, the US Imposes a Full Siege on Cuba Approaching the Brink of Collapse
Cuba is facing a significant maritime blockade from the United States, the most severe since the 1962 missile crisis, leading to a swift depletion of fuel and a looming humanitarian crisis.
MARILYN MONROE: Suicide or Murder? What Really Happened on the Sex Symbol's Death Night?
The article discusses conspiracy theories surrounding Marilyn Monroe's death on August 4, 1962, and explores new insights from a biography that suggests potential connections to the Kennedy family.
Bought a desert island and rejected offers of US$50 million
A British journalist purchased a deserted island in the Seychelles in 1962 and has since worked to restore its natural environment.
A dead man found after a fire extinguished in Anykščiai district
A man born in 1962 was found dead in a barn fire in Anykščiai district due to smoke inhalation, with an investigation into the cause of the fire underway.
‘In 12 hours she was dead from measles’: The story of Roald Dahl's daughter, author of ‘Matilda’
Roald Dahl's oldest daughter, Olivia, died from measles in 1962, leading him to write a letter urging for childhood vaccination amidst a recent measles outbreak.
A Blessing for Livestock Keepers '1962'
The article discusses the impact of the '1962' initiative aimed at benefiting livestock keepers in India.
A Boon for Animal Caretakers '1962,' Life Saved of Horse Foal 'Kabir'
A toll-free veterinary helpline in Madhya Pradesh saved the life of a horse foal named 'Kabir' after it ingested toxic medicine.
1962, the World Cup of Modesty (11th note)
The article reflects on the simplicity and modesty of the 1962 World Cup held in Chile, contrasting it with today's technologically advanced and commercially extravagant events.
Seabirds ingest significant amounts of pollutants, some banned for decades
A recent study reveals that seabirds continue to consume harmful pollutants, some of which have been banned for decades, echoing the concerns raised by Rachel Carson in her 1962 book "Silent Spring."
Lost papers come back to life.. How the Sharia decree ended the 'masked identity' in Al-Hasakah?
The return of Syrian security forces to Al-Hasakah has highlighted the repercussions of a 1962 census that left more than 100,000 Syrian Kurds without identity for decades.
Exit from the Stalin Era: A Book that Delves into Soviet History to Understand the Reality of Russia
The article discusses a new book that explores Soviet history to provide insights into modern Russia, recalling historical events such as a deadly police crackdown on protests in Novochakassk in 1962.
In 1962, a geologist entered a cave: two months later, he accidentally invented a new field of biology
In 1962, a French scientist spent two months in a cave without light or contact with others, which inadvertently transformed our understanding of human time, sleep, and biology.
Diaries of Arno Schmidt: Unable to Handle One's Own Radicality
The only surviving diary of Arno Schmidt covers the years 1957 to 1962, revealing the portrait of a restless, genius loner.
"When I heard they built the tunnel, I had to laugh so much"
The article discusses a fascinating documentary by archaeologist Torsten Dressler about a group of men who dug a tunnel to escape from East Germany in 1962.
When Brigitte Bardot Sang Yiannis Spanos, See Video
The article discusses a rare moment in 1962 when Brigitte Bardot sang in a film scored by Greek composer Yiannis Spanos, highlighting his efforts to make a name in the French music scene.