#march 1968

[vintagegoddesses3]

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

Time, magazine, March 15, 1968 (Joffrey's ballet 'Astarte')

[chicinsilk]

Mary Quant with her models at Heathrow Airport, London, March 18, 1968. Photo by George Stroud.

[more-relics]

Pink Floyd in March 1968 for EMI Records/London Features International. David Gilmour’s first photo-call with Pink Floyd.

[internatlvelvet]

Willy van Rooy

[coolcherrycream]

The Monkees Story (Part 6) from Monkees Monthly (March 1968)

Mike Nesmith has been back to his old school, San Antonio College. A typical old-boy visit, but he'd stayed on to listen to the latest performance by the school choral society--and to exchange a few words with his one-time teacher, Mrs. Analee Huffaker, known to the kids there just as "Huffy".

The performance brought back many memories to him. As we've seen, he was an enthusiastic member of the choir and had got his first taste of entertaining people in shows like "Oklahoma"...

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[lonestarbattleship]

USS NEW JERSEY (BB-62) underway during her sea trials. She was in the best material condition compared to her sister and was chosen to be recommissioned a third time on April 6, 1968. She was only Iowa Class Battleship to serve during the Vietnam War.

Filmed in March 1968.

NARA: 86337

[yetanothercomicbook]

The Devil's Isle of Space

Star Trek #2

Surprisingly enjoyable thriller. Better than issue 1.

The story is rather inventive: with prisoners being rocketed to distant asteroids. Asteroids that eventually explode, killing the prisoners.

The best moment of the whole thing comes when Spock finds a way to disobey Kirk's orders without really disobeying them.

The script/art betray a lack of knowledge of the TV series, but are otherwise above-average.

Dick Wood (2 of 8).

Nevio Zeccara (2 of 2).

7/10