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  1960 FORD F-100

  My son gave me this beautiful 1960 Ford Truck for Christmas . I love it Thanks again Bill . It's 4 1/4 " long and 1 1/2 " wide and 1 1/2" tall

  Photo by Bob the Real Deal on Flickr

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  1960 Valiants West Coast, Convoy

  Photo taken 6-3-1960; two 5-car loads of Valiants at Convoy Co's yard in Portland, OR. 1959 F-series Ford trucks and local delivery type trailers.

  Photo by PAcarhauler on Flickr

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  1958 Edsel: Lousy Car But Great Planter.

  Here's a link to how this same Edsel looked in 1959. I took this picture with my Brownie Hawkeye when I was thirteen. farm2.static.flickr.com/1286/544933741_8e82112e81.jpg A bit busy today and tomorrow, but will try...

  Photo by bill barber on Flickr

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  Austin Mini, Barcelona

  © Copyright 2014 Francisco Aragão © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Use without permission is illegal. © TODOS LOS DERECHOS RESERVADOS. El uso sin permiso es ilegal © TODOS OS DIREITOS RESERVADOS. Usar sem permissão é ilegal. ©...

  Photo by Francisco Aragão on Flickr

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  Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center: Photomontage of main entrance view, including P-40 Warhawk & F-4 Corsair up front, SR-71 Background below in the near distance, and the Space Shuttle Enterprise beyond

  Blogged on ? HoloChromaCinePhotoRamaScope? as: Bye bye, Miss American Pie. • • • • • Quoting Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum | Curtiss P-40E Warhawk (Kittyhawk IA): Whether known as the Warhawk,...

  Photo by Chris Devers on Flickr

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  1962 Ford Thunderbird

  As a kid, I absolutely adored going to the United States, not just for its wide open country, its giant boulevards, the California sun over the Golden Gate Bridge, nor for its beautiful snowy peaks in the Sierra...

  Photo by Rorymacve Part II on Flickr

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  1960 Ford F-series hood ornament

  Used only on model year 1960 Ford F-series trucks and B-series school bus chassis/cowls in the United States, but appeared on later models in some Latin American countries (Brazil, specifically) still using the 1960...

  Photo by Carbon Arc on Flickr

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  Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center: SR-71 Blackbird and Space Shuttle Enterprise in the distance

  See more photos of this, and the Wikipedia article. Details, quoting from Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum | Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird: No reconnaissance aircraft in history has operated globally in more...

  Photo by Chris Devers on Flickr

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  Ford Galaxie 500

  Ficha Técnica: Camera Canon EOS REBEL T1i Lenses Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Exposure 0.013 sec (1/80) Aperture f/8.0 Focal Length 43 mm ISO Speed 100 História: O Ford Galaxie...

  Photo by Johnny'S Photographer on Flickr

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  Keel Laid for Second Ford-Class Aircraft Carrier

  08/23/15, via The Maritime Executive

  initials Leon Walston, a Newport News Shipbuilding welder from Massachusetts, displays the welded initials of Caroline Kennedy, the sponsor of the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy (CVN 79). By MarEx 2015-08-23 04:53:09. Newport News carrier John F

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  Benton Becker, Ford Aide, Dies at 77; Negotiated Nixon Pardon

  08/08/15, via New York Times

  After earning a bachelor's degree from the University of Maryland in 1960 and graduating from Washington College of Law at American University, he worked as a federal prosecutor (he handled a flag-desecration case against the radical activist Abbie 

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  Our History: Barksdale heritage needs preservation

  08/17/15, via Shreveport Times

  Nathan F. Twining, 1897-1982: One of the legendary figures of the Air Force, the Wisconsin native served as assistant operations officer of the Third Wing at Barksdale from 1935 to 1937. He ended his 34-year military career in 1960 when he retired as

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  Up for Debate

  08/14/15, via The Weekly Standard

  Richard Nixon's five o'clock shadow (1960); the 27-minute audio failure endured by Carter and Ford (1976); George H. W. Bush glancing at his wristwatch (1992); Al Gore advancing menacingly toward George W. Bush (2000). Michael Dukakis was once asked a

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  The Man Who Gave Air Force One Its Aura

  08/07/15, via New York Times

  The look of today's presidential plane, emblazoned with “United States of America” on the blue-and-white fuselage, originated with a quiet collaboration between President John F. Kennedy and Raymond Loewy, who was perhaps the most accomplished

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  Frank Gifford, Star for Giants and in the Broadcast Booth, Dies at 84

  08/10/15, via New York Times

  Gifford played for the team from 1952 until 1960, when a brutal injury interrupted and nearly finished his career. By then he had made seven consecutive Pro Bowls, been named to the all-N.F.L. first team four times and helped the Giants reach three N.F

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  Richard S. Schweiker, Former Senator and Reagan Confidant, Dies at 89

  08/03/15, via New York Times

  In 1976, Senators Schweiker and Gary Hart, Democrat of Colorado, issued a report on the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy, casting doubt on the Warren Commission's conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone gunman in Dallas

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  1960 Ford F-Series
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  1957 – 1960 Ford F-Series
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  1960's Ford F series
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  1960 Ford F-Series Flareside
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  1960 Ford F-Series pickup truck interior
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  1960 Ford F-Series
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  1960 Ford F-Series
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  1960 Ford F-Series
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Keel Laid for Second Ford-Class Aircraft Carrier - The Maritime Executive

By MarEx 2015-08-23 04:53:09. Newport News Shipbuilding, a division of Huntington Ingalls Industries celebrated the keel laying of the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) on Sunday. The vessel is the second ship of the Gerald R. Ford class. Caroline Kennedy, the daughter of the ship's namesake, the 35th President of the United States, is the ship's sponsor. The plate will be permanently affixed to the ship, signifying the sponsor's enduring relationship with the shipbuilders and crew. In his remarks, Assistant Secretary of the Navy Sean Stackley expressed the significance of aircraft carriers, calling upon shipbuilders to recognize the importance of what they build. Kennedy will be the second U. S. Navy ship to bear the name of the 35th President. Like its forerunner CVN 78, Kennedy is a truly electric aircraft carrier, with many of the systems powered by steam on Nimitz-class carriers now powered by electricity. The ship is designed to save the Navy $4 billion in total ownership cost over the ship's 50-year lifespan, with fewer overall components, extended drydocking interval, improved ship-wide air conditioning and more. Source: www.maritime-executive.com

Up for Debate - The Weekly Standard

Needless to say, The Scrapbook is strictly neutral on the results of last week’s Republican presidential debate on Fox News. So neutral, in fact, that we won’t even mention any of the highlights—or lowlights, if you prefer—and certainly won’t weigh in on who swept the floor with whom, who embarrassed him/herself, or who should have been invited to this particular... No, we’ll leave the handicapping to those who spend more time around the racetrack than The Scrapbook is inclined to do. Our interest is not in this particular debate but in the institution of presidential debates themselves. Or put another way: Are these televised debates good for our democracy, or not so good. The first presidential debates took place as recently as 1960—which is to say, we managed to elect Thomas Jefferson and Calvin Coolidge, and defeat William Jennings Bryan and Adlai Stevenson, without the benefit of candidate debates. Yes, Abraham Lincoln once participated in some famous debates (1858) with Stephen Douglas, but that was for a Senate seat, not the presidency—and Lincoln lost the race. Moreover, after 1960, there were no more debates until the idea was revived in 1976, pitting Gerald Ford against Jimmy Carter. All of which means that Lincoln, James Madison, Andrew Jackson, both Roosevelts, and Dwight D. Eisenhower were elected to the White House without ever participating in a single debate. Source: www.weeklystandard.com

Benton L. Becker, negotiator of Ford's pardon of Nixon in 1974, dies at 77 - Washington Post

Becker, who acted as the liaison between President Gerald R. Ford and his predecessor, Richard M. Nixon, during the delicate negotiations that led to Ford’s pardon of Nixon in September 1974, died Aug. A onetime federal prosecutor, Mr. Becker came to know Ford while working on the staff of the House Judiciary Committee in the late 1960s, when Ford was a congressman from Michigan. After Ford was named vice president in 1973, Mr. Becker became an unpaid adviser, working alongside White House counsel Philip W. Buchen. Ford became president on Aug. Soon afterward, Ford and Buchen asked Mr. Becker to investigate the constitutional authority of issuing a presidential pardon to the disgraced Nixon. Rightly or not, Ford believed a pardon would save the country from unnecessary political bloodletting. In early September 1974, Mr. Becker flew to Nixon’s home in San Clemente, Calif. One of Ford’s demands, Mr. Becker told author and investigative journalist Seymour M. Hersh , was that Nixon admit guilt in the Watergate affair. In California, Mr. Becker negotiated primarily with Nixon’s lawyer, Herbert J. Miller, and with Ronald L. Ziegler, Nixon’s former press secretary. Source: www.washingtonpost.com

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• Barrett-Jackson Auction revs up for 3rd year

  08/06/15, via Reno Gazette-Journal

  Barrett-Jackson Auction revs up for 3rd year More than 200 cars will cross the auction block and the prestigious Barrett-Jackson Cup will be awarded to the best of the best classic. Check out this story on rgj.com: http://on.rgj.com/1SQCXp6

• Ford Motor Company: How Chickens Could Take a Bite Out of its F-Series Cash Cow

  07/04/15, via The Motley Fool

  Back in the 1960's Americans loved Volkswagen vehicles ... If the chicken tax being lifted causes a speed bump for sales of Ford's F-Series, it would have a huge impact on the automaker and its investors. Consider that through June 2015, more than one ...

• Mid-Engined 1960s Ford Mustang Mach 1 Has Ford GT Engine, DeTomaso Pantera Parts - Photo Gallery

  06/11/15, via Auto Evolution

  For one thing, we expect the message on the number plate to be anything but false. Check out the Mid-Engined 1960s Ford Mustang Mach 1 Has Ford GT Engine, DeTomaso Pantera Parts - Photo Gallery photo gallery

• 1960s pop group 'visited same paedophile brothel as Savile': Unnamed band were referred to police intelligence in 1964, previously secret documents reveal

  04/07/15, via Daily Mail

  It is not clear whether the band and Savile attended the brothel at the same time, but they have all been linked to the property. Savile was known to be a regular visitor in the 1970s. The senior officer responsible for Operation Yewtree , Detective ...

• Classic 1960 Ford F100 finds 2nd owner

  02/06/14, via Chron

  when he first laid eyes on his classic Ford truck. While taking his motorcycle out for a ride, Coe pulled into a co-op in the small farming town of Elmer. When a farmer pulled into the parking lot with this 1960 Ford F100 pick up, Coe couldn't help but stare.

• Top 10 best-selling cars and trucks in 2012

  01/29/13, via Globe and Mail

  We can also discuss the whys and wherefores and what happened. First, the winners. Number one overall is the Ford F-Series pickup. For the first time in history, Ford of Canada sold more than 100,000 units of one model – 106,358 F-Series pickups ...

• 1960 Ford F100 - Busted Knuckles

  12/14/10, via Truck Trend Magazine Online

  In the world of custom trucks, the'57-'60 Ford F-series trucks may be the red-headed stepchild amongst the continually growing '53-'56 crowd and the resurging '61-'67 F-100s. Not exactly sleek and not exactly stylish, the third generation Ford does have ...