Probably because of Franklin Roosevelt, in 1951 Congress passed the 22 Amendment, which did this.

This person played the part of the good looking "doctor" of the early to mid 60's.

This author wrote CHRONICLES OF NARNIA.

With the death of King George VI of England, this person became the monarch.

This supersonic passenger jet made its maiden flight in 1969.

This pilot of a U-2 high altitude spy plane was shot down over the Soviet Union, was captured, and later was exchanged for a Russian spy.

This TV show always began with the statement: "This is the city, Los Angeles, California. I work here. I carry a badge."

In the movie I'VE GOT MAIL, the character played by Meg Ryan advised a woman to buy this book by Noel Streatfeild.

This British rock and roll band became known as the "Fab Four".

This discount store was first opened in Arkansas in 1962.

In 1964 the Beatles made their US television debut on this show.

This 1957 movie was about a dog that had to be stitched up after a tangle with a wild boar.

This book by John Steinbeck told the story of two brothers, one of whom was played by James Dean in the movie of the same name.

This pioneer of animated films died of cancer on December 15, 1966.

On July 20, 1969, this spaceship was the first to land a man on the moon who also walked on the moon.

In 1952 Richard Nixon is elected the Vice-President to this Republican president.

This 1959 movie running 212 minutes won 11 Oscars.

Written by Boris Pasternak, the book was not accepted in Russia, but the movie, later released, was easily recognized by its music, especially "Somewhere My Love".

She became the prime minister of India in 1966.

In this year Hawaii and Alaska became US states.

Built in 1965, this building became the world's first roofed stadium.

In this movie two musicians witness a mob hit and flee the state in an all female band disguised as women,

This 1957 book by Dr. Seuss was written to help children learn to read and want to read.

This "western" legend of the cinema was born with the name Marion Robert Morrison.

In 1961, this was built in Germany.