Blondy, likely in his early sixties, always seemed to me terrifyingly vital, but those in their early sixties might suddenly fail.
In the sixties, seventies, even in the eighties, 75 percent capacity utilization was synonymous with recession, but no longer since the mid-nineties.
Cosell, who was a star in the sixties and seventies, and who died in 1995, wrote, with ghosts, no fewer than three memoirs.
In an effort to keep with the times, Ascot did experiment in the Swinging Sixties - in 1968, men were permitted to wear lounge suits in the Royal Enclosure on the Friday of the meeting.
In the sixties and seventies, there were dozens of bands that played in the bars along the boardwalk.
Reg Presley had a unique voice and in the sixties where a lot of bands were trying to make it in the charts the Troggs produced a sound that were all their own.
He did report to duty to a U.S. Army Base in Japan (ironic again, since U.S. bases are there to protect Japan from North Korean attack) where he was court-martialed (in his sixties, he wore again his private uniform), spent time in the stockade, and dishonorably discharged.
Big, crazy parties were the quintessential New York event in the sixties, just as real-estate closings are now, and, at times, life in the Factory was an endless, desultory bash.
He is in his sixties, and he speaks with old-world charm and an easily-shared enthusiasm for his town.
Vancouver in the sixties was a haven for political radicals, draft dodgers, artists, and drifters.
Watching Mitt talk to the NAACP yesterday made me feel I was back in the sixties.
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Millions of Baby Boomers can significantly raise their retirement benefits by continuing to work in their sixties.
There was an anomaly in the sixties that convinced musicians and labels that they could all get rich.
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In the sixties and seventies, Southern-conservative control was broken by a coalition of left-of-center Democrats and moderate Republicans.
Most of these workers are retired and in their sixties and seventies.
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In England and Japan where the jobless rate ran at 1 to 2% in the sixties and seventies they are experiencing rates of 8% and 5%.
In the sixties, British bands like Led Zeppelin and the Rolling Stones mined American blues, first copying their heroes and then creating something vivid and novel.
In the sixties and seventies, the office was consecutively occupied by Archibald Cox, Thurgood Marshall, Erwin Griswold (previously the longtime dean of Harvard Law School), and Robert Bork.
Business cycles, particularly in the sixties and early-seventies, were vicious.
By the end of the survey period, the youngest people were still only in their sixties and had not yet begun to incur heavy medical and long-term care costs.
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But Johnson was already in his sixties when he took over, leaving the 51-year-old Novakovic plenty of time to prove she had the acumen to run the whole enterprise.
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Khadi played for Sierra Leone in the sixties and seventies and also turned out for five local clubs including the country's two most popular clubs, East End Lions and Mighty Blackpool.
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The former defender represented the Leone Stars in the sixties and seventies, and counts leading sides Mighty Blackpool and East End Lions among the five Sierra Leone clubs he played for.
Before we answer this, one needs to revisit the American Economic Historian W.W. Rostow who in the sixties had suggested that countries passed through 5 stages of economic development as Traditional Society, Transitional Stage, Take-off, Drive to Maturity and High Mass Consumption.
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Quite the opposite: person after person in their fifties and sixties talked of being in the prime of life, about their enthusiasm for hard work, new job skills, new opportunities.
Now the problem comes, of course, because the closer you are to pension age, the more you hit the sort of cliff face, as it were, and somebody at 59 or in their early sixties with a 65 year old pension age is literally in no really different position than a pensioner.
Fincher, working with a fantastically detailed script by the young James Vanderbilt, chronicles the case of the self-identified Zodiac killer, a taunting, publicity-mad creep who murdered at least five people in the San Francisco Bay Area in the late sixties and sent confessional notes about the crimes (sometimes in cipher) to newspapers.
Carnaby Street may not have the same cachet as it had in its swinging sixties heyday, but it has had something of a revival in recent years and now boasts plenty of trendy names such as Storm, Diesel and American Apparel.
And yet, in many ways Corning is a much better company than it was in the mid-Sixties when it was held in such awe by Wall Street.
This was in the late nineteen-fifties and early nineteen-sixties, in the rural village of Sonobe, about thirty miles northwest of Kyoto, in a river valley surrounded by wooded mountains.
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