Freedom to Chains a radio broadcast from 1965 by Paul Harvey, a word of prophesy for today.
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-Newmarket73
Freedom to Chains a radio broadcast from 1965 by Paul Harvey, a word of prophesy for today.
HERE (12:34 minutes)
-Newmarket73
The truth is always in "The Rest of the Story".....
ReplyDeleteNobody could have said it better!
ReplyDeleteListening to Paul Harvey on the radio while working outside as a kid is one of my favorite memories.
ReplyDeleteJeremy P.
1965. My Dad called the TV the idiot box. Go outside!
ReplyDeleteThe absolute truth. Makes me sad knowing the end is near.
ReplyDeleteTrump/Cruz 2024!
ReplyDeletePaul Harvey "if I were the devil" is another classic
ReplyDeleteMy dad loved Paul Harvey and so did I!!!
ReplyDeletesitting in what the family called the "way back"; the rearward facing seat in the Buick Vista Cruiser (had windows in the roof, too... bad ass for a kid) my little sister in the middle seat with all the family shit between us... listening to Paul Harvey as dad drove us from Detroit to Green Bay in the '60s... he was usually on the radio as we drove through Gary, Ind. - even then we called it "Gray Indiana". Growing up in '60s America was the fucking best. I guess that makes me a boomer. Got to fight in a war later, too. Shit happens.
ReplyDeleteOriginal Grandpa
1965 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser.
DeleteWe rented one for a summer trip.
Two parents, three kids.
Raised rear section.
The forward-facing roof windshields turned the back seats into a greenhouse.
No way could the dash AC compensate.
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We had a 1960 Buick Invicta station-wagon, 455ci.
Bought new.
My da took the bus from California to Detroit to buy at a local dealer to save the 'shipping&delivery' charges.
Gasoline was about four cents a gallon.
No idea of the cost of the bus ride.
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These days, the bus rider would probably be flagged by the feds because of the 'suspicious one-way ticket'.
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Why rent a similar vehicle?
No idea.
My da worked at Aerojet around rocket fuels.
Could have something to do with it...