This article is from the August 14, 1982 TV Guide . Dig that crazy headband!  See you on Monday, fellow Trekkians.   

Yep, this month of March will feature more of the hundreds of newspaper and magazine articles I clipped from the 1960s into the 1990s. The a...

Yes, this is the final post for this year's MY SIXTIES VALENTINE. Don't miss the word "So" under the boy barber's chin...

Here's the as-yet-unshared valentines I received in 1962 for Valentine's Day, in Mrs Pickell's kindergarten class.  But first th...

You know, childhood in the Sixties had a lot more innocence for us than I imagine is the case nowadays. I mean, we all know what bunnies do ...

Yup, these valentines from 1963 feature motivation of some kind. It's interesting that a lot of Valentines seem to be emulating the live...

These three valentines from First Grade, in February 1963, demonstrate that old adage about gettin lovin' through food. Umm, yeah! If o...

For this batch of Valentines from First grade -- February 1963 -- they ain't nuttin' high-falutin' or high concept. Just simple...

Yes, these valentines from first grade (1963) kept things on a subhuman level. This one confuses me.  Generally I don't associate being ...

Yup, we're gonna have another February filled with actual Valentines I received for 1962 and 1963, when I was in Kindergarten and First ...

  Let's start this supposed Month of Love with a new music compilation with a couple of dozen ... umm, ...  different  takes on the subj...

It's all true, I tell ya! It's the June 1, 1986 issue of Amazing Heroes . And Bob Hughes lays out the previous "official" ...

It's been a while for me too! But here are receipts from some OKC-area merchants who seem to not be around anymore. Sight n' Sound h...