1970s
Coverage of 1970s in the Nexus archive.
- Analysis | Vance might not be wrong about Watergate being blip of a story today
The article discusses Vance's perspective on Watergate's relevance today, noting he may be historically inaccurate about the 1970s but accurate about modern scandals' fleeting nature. It highlights his claim that current scandals age rapidly, similar to fruit flies.
- ANDREW NEIL: My real beef with Streeting and Burnham? They are promoting the same dreary socialist agenda that brought this country to its knees in the 70s
Andrew Neil criticizes Streeting and Burnham for promoting a socialist agenda he compares to the 1970s, which he claims caused significant decline in the country. He argues this agenda is 'dreary' and harmful.
- What the Hell Was Going on with Cigarette Ads in the 70s?
The article discusses cigarette ads in the 1970s, highlighting their presence and impact. Cigarette ads were prevalent during this time period. The article explores what was happening with these ads.
- Analysis: Dinner shooting brings reminders of past era of political violence
The article draws parallels between current political violence and the 1960s-1970s era, marked by bitter divides and a fraying social fabric. Historians highlight the unsettling similarities in societal tensions across these periods.
- Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger 'almost died of an overdose after buying heroin from a buddhist drug dealer' in the 1970s
Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger nearly died from a heroin overdose in the 1970s after purchasing the drug from a Buddhist drug dealer.
- Why this McDonald's open since the 1970s has never served a single customer
A McDonald's restaurant that has been operational since the 1970s has never served any customers, highlighting an unusual business situation.