Neruda bought the home in 1959 because he was tired of living in Santiago.
Barbie is a familiar face in Germany, where she was first available in 1959.
Told over three acts, the story begins in 1959 and is told though flickery old-school animation.
His first big gig came in 1959 when he joined the Benny Golson-Art Farmer Jazztet.
Cholsey and Wallingford Railway closed to passengers in 1959 and to freight in 1965.
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American professors of literature crank out 70, 000 scholarly publications a year, compared with 13, 757 in 1959.
The life expectancy of Americans today is nearly a decade longer than it was in 1959.
The action unfolds in Chicago in 1959, and then revisits the same location in 2009.
In 1959, the Soviet Union's Luna-2 became the first spacecraft to land on the Moon.
In 1959 it still had 1, 800 Jews and was becoming a busy industrial centre.
There had been a study of something called Employment, Growth and Price Levels in 1959.
Swindle left home to attend Georgia Tech, earning a degree in industrial management in 1959.
It will be the first bowl game ever played at the Annapolis stadium, which opened in 1959.
In 1959, a vast new oil field in the grasslands of northeast China, in Manchuria, was discovered.
In 1959, Twelve nations signed the Antarctic Treaty preserving the area for peaceful purposes and scientific research.
Hilton Hotels and Resorts pioneered the concept of airport hotels in 1959 at San Francisco International Airport.
Born in Toronto, Ontario in 1959, Stephen Harper studied economics at the University of Calgary in Alberta.
Born in Kyoto, Japan, Oshima made his debut feature, A Town of Love and Hope, in 1959.
BBC: In the Realm of the Senses director Nagisa Oshima dies at 80
In 1959, Fidel Castro seized power in Cuba after dictator Fulgencio Batista fled to the Dominican Republic.
The event attracted its highest ever attendance since it was first held in the UK in 1959.
UNESCO: Cambridge Assessment strengthens partnership with ministries in Malaysia
Surrey-born Sir Colin made his debut with the orchestra in 1959 and was its longest serving principal conductor.
BBC: Prom dedicated to inspirational conductor Sir Colin Davis
In 1959, she married film producer David Brown, beginning what would be a five-decade romantic and professional partnership.
FORBES: Helen Gurley Brown, Influential Cosmopolitan Editor, Dead At 90
He went to Portugal in 1959 to study medicine, but soon ditched his studies to become a revolutionary.
For years, the Cubans were defined and led by the original exiles, 260, 000 of whom left in 1959-62.
He published his first scholarly book, "The Church and the Suburbs, " in 1959.
Some 24 hours of intermittent rain forced Monday's prime-time start -- the first since the inaugural race in 1959.
In 1959, when Hawaii became a state, it received just 243, 000 overnight visitors.
ECONOMIST: Planning for change in America's most expensive state
Diller's late-night national television debut came on "The Jack Parr Show" in 1959.
CNN: Comedian Phyllis Diller dies 'with a smile on her face'
Founded in 1959 and now headed by Miguel Iglesias, the DCC rarely travels.
ECONOMIST: A jubilant Cuban dance company returns to Britain
Ethiopia's Orthodox Church used to be part of Egypt's Coptic Christian Church, but got its own patriarch in 1959.
BBC: New leader of The Ethiopian Orthodox Church Abune Mathias
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