Carroll High School - Anchor Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 196 Office of Economic Opportunity opens as part of President J ohnson's War on Poverty. Poll tax amendment forbidding use of poll or other tax to qualify voters in federal elections ratified. President Johnson wins presidential election by greatest popular vote landslide in history. Surgeon-general's report Smoking and Health links cancer and other diseases with smoking. Six days of riots in Watts ghetto of Los Angeles result in 35 deaths, 4,000 arrests and 340 million in property damage. American involvement in South Vietnam jumps. First Russians, then Americans, walk in space. U.S. Mariner 4 sends pictures of Mars back to earth. Corpus Christi becomes a convention center. Spoil Islands formed in Corpus Christi Bay after ship channel is dredged out. Medicare provides doctors' care and hospitalization for aged through Social Security. Surveyor I, unmanned U.S. spacecraft, lands on the moon. Justice Thurgood Marshall sworn in October 2, becoming first black to serve on U.S. Supreme Court. Troop buildup in Vietnam continues. Jack Ruby, convicted of murder of Lee Harvey Oswald, dies of cancer. Civil Rights Act of 1967 passed. 25th Amendment to the Constitution, providing for succession to presidency, ratified. World's first human heart transplant succeeds, in Cape Town, South Africa. Hurricane Beulah strikes Caribbean Islands, Mexico and South Texas, bringing hundreds of tornadoes and record flooding to area. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy assassinated after a speech celebrating his victory in California presidential primary. Nobel Peace Prize winner Martin Luther King assassinated in Memphis, Tenn. North Korean Communists board U.S. intelligence-gathering ship Pueblo and capture crewmen. One killed, and others held prisoner for 11 months. Vice President Hubert Humphrey visits Corpus Christi in campaign for Democratic presidential nomination. Martin Luther King Memorial voted in Corpus Christi. Humphrey wins nomination but loses election to Republican Richard Nixon. 9 Astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin become first men on the moon, while Michael Collins mans command module. Hundreds of thousands of youths set the model for future rock concerts at Woodstock, N.Y. Hurricane Camille enters the Gulf of Mexico and devastates the Louisiana-Mississippi coast. Anti-Vietnam war rally at Cole Park, sponsored by C.C. Moratorium Committee, draws 200. Longhorns of University of Texas win national championship in Centennial year of NCAA football. Closing