Things That Did Exist In NY In 1963 And Things That Did Not Exist In NY In 1963
The Headquarters of The 3 Major Networks were and are still here in NYC:
There were NO Cell Phones with Web and Text Messaging in 1963;
There was no World Wide Web;
All Phone Service Originated through AT & T, via The Bell System, through landlines. That service is now run by Verizon, a Baby Bell;
A Winning Mets Team didn't exist in 1963. Transistor Radios were becoming big;
The NYC Bus and Subway Fare was $.15 per ride. Pizza was $.15 per slice;
There were still privately-operated Bus Lines, mostly in Queens;
Abortion Did NOT Exist;
What has THIS World Come To?
Later!
There were NO Cell Phones with Web and Text Messaging in 1963;
There was no World Wide Web;
All Phone Service Originated through AT & T, via The Bell System, through landlines. That service is now run by Verizon, a Baby Bell;
A Winning Mets Team didn't exist in 1963. Transistor Radios were becoming big;
The NYC Bus and Subway Fare was $.15 per ride. Pizza was $.15 per slice;
There were still privately-operated Bus Lines, mostly in Queens;
Abortion Did NOT Exist;
What has THIS World Come To?
Later!
Labels: Miscellaneous
posted by Michael Leggett at 11:10 PM
3 Comments:
Another thing we didn't have in 1963: abortion on demand. And it would have been unthinkable to see cardinals and bishops hobnobbing with pro-abort politicians.
What IS the world coming to?
In fact, come to think of it, WHAT pro-abort politicians? What politician would have dared to come out in favor of such a thing in 1963?
Pro Abortion Politicians were UNHEARD of:
Then, again, there was the Traditional Latin Mass;
There was no WWW;
It was a Calmer Time in NY;
I remember when a group of Mothers in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, protested to run an Abortionist out of the Neighborhood in 1967;
By 1970, it was legal in NY to have an abortion and it was an Assemblyman named Michaels in Buffalo, NY who was Catholic, who pushed the Bill through;
I haven't forgotten that;
Pax Vobis, Anita
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