Six
Gary Clovell designed this boxed candy that promised the added bonus of prizes
Crackerjacks
His hits included "Party Time" and "Let's Do the Freddie"
Chubby Checker
This city's World's Fair opened its gates to the public on April 21, 1962
Seattle
This DC landmark served as MLK Jr.'s backdrop for his famed 8/28/63 speech
Lincoln Memorial
He was dubbed "The Master of Suspense"
Alfred Hitchcock
This comic-strip girlfriend measured in at a voluptuous 19-19-19
Olive Oyl
He titled his autobiography "Wunnerful, Wunnerful"
Lawrence Welk
She kicked off her cookbook career with the publication "The French Chef"
Julia Child
The OED defined this word as "a person who runs errands for another"
Gofer
Snoopy got this name when he started hanging around campus
Joe Cool
Doctor Zhivago was written in this language
Russian
He was Gunther Toody's partner on "Car 54, Where Are You"
Francis Muldoon
This company put out the first TV dinner in 1954
Swanson
This was the name of John Travolta's character on "Welcome Back, Kotter"
Vinnie Barbarino
This was the name of the bullfrog in "Joy to the World"
Jeremiah
These two newsmen copped a 1958 Emmy for the best news series
Chet Huntley and David Brinkley
Hoover Dam was called this until 1948
Boulder Dam
This cartoon character's two nephews were Knothead and Splinter
Woody Woodpecker
This many cornets followed the 76 trombones in "The Music Man"
110
Werner Klemperer played this role on Hogan's Heroes
Colonel Klink
His nickname included "pea-picker"
Tennessee Ernie Ford
This song saw Chubby Checker ask "How Low Can You Go?"
Limbo Rock
She gained the nickname "Lady Soul"
Aretha Franklin
This diminutive Walt Disney character taught a generation how to spell "encyclopedia"
Jiminy Cricket
This South American couple was nominated for the 1949 Nobel Peace Prize
Juan and Eva Peron