1. 1. I Want to Hold Your Hand – The Beatles 2. She Loves You – The Beatles 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 – Mary Wells 8. We’ll Sing In the Sunshine – Gale Garnett 9. Last Kiss – J. Frank Wilson & The Cavaliers 10. Where Did Our Love Go – Supremes This past year has been full of hit songs! We have songs from hit bands like The Beatles and The Beach Boys, and from great voices like Dean Martin and Roy Orbison. This year has been a year of love as almost all of the top 10 songs from this year are about it. Go out to your nearest record store and find some of these greatest hits! Chorus from “ I Want to Hold Your Hand” Yeah, you got that something I think you'll understand When I say that something I wanna hold your hand

2. Armageddon is a non- fiction book which discuses important consequences of defeating Nazi Germany. It discuses the power struggle which took place and the division of Germany post ww2 Leon Uris was born on August 3, 1924 in Baltimore to his immigrant parents. He joined the Marines after the attack on Pearl Harbor where he served until the wars end. After he was discharged he began writing.

3. Clay Standing over the knocked down Sonny Liston On February 25, 1964 the young contender Cassius Clay defeated the then WBC Heavyweight champion of the world, Sonny Liston. Liston who appeared to be out of shape for the bout, was quickly dominated by the younger and faster Clay. However during the forth round, Clay complained of a burning sensation in his eyes, it quickly wore of however. Liston did not leave his corner in the 7 th round and Clay became the new Heavyweight champion of the world. In the post fight interview he stated that he would soon be changing his name to Muhammad Ali in the near future. He also stated that ever since he was born in Louisville, Kentucky on January 17 1942, he new he would someday become champion. "I twisted round and hollered down at the reporters, 'I'm gonna upset the world!’”- Clay while in his corner

4. The 1964 Mustang So good, even your boss likes it! Come down to your local Ford dealer to get your very own! 6 Cylinder Engine- 105bhp 8 Cylinder Engine- 274bhp Get yours today! The Flintstones is a comedic cartoon which focuses on the life of Fred Flintstone, a working class stone age man and his family and neighbor, who is also his best friend. His wife, Wilma and infant daughter Pebbles live under his roof, along. with his pet dinosaur Dino. The neighbors of the Flintstones Home are the Rubble’s. This includes Barney, Fred’s best friend, his wife Betty and their son Bam-Bam. I enjoy the show and often dread advertisements, even for a brand new 1964 Mustang. I think the shows gags are amusing and hope the show will go on for years to come.

5. Soldiers and choppers heading toward death The Vietnam War, which has now been a 9 year headache for everyone involved, has been escalated do to President Johnson insisting that we fight the spread of communism. In my opinion, if we really want to fight the spread of communism, we should look close. As in 90 miles from the coast of Florida close. Cuba has been a communist country since its revolution in 1959, and we seem to be doing little about it, with the exception of the international embarrassment of the failed Bay of Pigs invasion 4 years ago. Back to Vietnam, countless soldiers are being killed because of political drama. I say let North Vietnam have the swamp that is South Vietnam, so we can bring back family and friends who were unjustly drafted. Hope after the war ends, if it does, we will learn our lesson and never again occupy a country that is doomed fail.

6. The actor Peter O’Toole was recently nominated for best actor for his role in the critically acclaimed picture, “Becket “. Peter was born on August 2, 1932 in Britain. He was evacuated from the country during ww2. Even he doesn’t remember where, but he remembers he went to a Catholic school. After graduating, he started acting in plays and slowly worked his way to movies. He was not the only one to be nominated for a role in “Becket”. Richard Burton and John Gielgud were nominated as well, but like O’Toole, they did not win

7. President Johnson was born on August 24, 1908 in Stonewall, Texas. He assumed the role of our President after the tragic assassination of John F. Kennedy. So far, we here at The Yearly Journal applaud his efforts at Civil Rights, Medicaid, environmental protection, aid to education, and his “War on Poverty”. However, we also believe that The US should pull out of Vietnam. President Johnson has done the exact opposite of this. He has increased the number of troops in Vietnam by a significant margin. Despite Vietnam, people of The US enjoy Johnson’s Domestic policy and generally he is generally viewed favorably.

8. Last week we asked our younger readers what it is like to been a teen in 1964. This is the best letter we received. Dear The Yearly Journal, My name is Dave Michaels and I am responding to your request for a teen to write what is it like for teen’s nowadays. Let me tell you it is much stranger than living in the 50’s. My dad is off to Vietnam and my mom hangs out with these weird people who always have cheeto dust on his face. She says all kind of weird stuff and