Revisiting September Past
The ruins of this "unsinkable" ship were found in September 1985
RMS Titanic
These are often buried in the ground of encapsulated in locked boxes or vaults to be opened at some predetermined time
Time Capsules
What is the name of the New York Island where you would find Queens, Brooklyn, Islip and the Hamptons?
Long Island
as a noun this word means "the opening or entrance to an escape route on a ship or in an aircraft." As a verb it means "to spring from an egg like a chicken."
Hatch
Starting in the 1960s, what product was billed as "the astronauts drink?"
Tang
In September 1974, this president pardoned President Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
This is the nickname for President Ronald Regans economic plan
Reaganomics
What island, just off the coast of what is now North Carolina, was home to 115 English Settlers in 1587, but who, three years later, were gone with only a single word "Croatoan" found carved into a wooden post
Roanoke Island
Another word for the face of a clock is also the brand name of a type of hand soap. What is the word
Dial
in 1991, this advertising slogan was created: "Maybe she's born with it. Maybe its____" who?
Maybelline
In September 1964, this commission issues its report on the Kennedy Assassination
Warren Commissions report
in the 1970s, New York City launched this iconic tourism campaign with a four-word slogan
I Love New York
This European Island nation counts a gushing found of boiling water, known as a Geysir, from which the English language obtained the word Geyser, among its many remarkable geographical features. What is this Island Country?
Iceland
Auto magnate Henry 38th US President Gerald and superstar actor Harrison all share this last name
Ford
"See the USA in your..." - what type of vehicle? (This jingle, originally sung by Dinah Shore appeared in many 50s and 60s television ads.)
Cheverolet
in September 1973, this aircraft made its first transatlantic flight, breaking records for the fastest crossing
Concorde
in 1969, Parker Brothers debuted balls made from non-expanding recreational foam, also called this four-letter name
Nerf
In what body of water would you find the Isle of Man?
Irish Sea
What word finished these corporate names: Pony________. Federal __________. Panda ___________?
Express
A very memorable television and radio advertisement used a simple theme of music couples with several singers to convey their musical slogan. These folks offered to transport you anywhere; for a price, of course. What company in the transportation industry told us that we should merely "Go_____, and leave the driving to us"?
Greyhound Lines
September didn't always have 30 days it used to have this many?
29
These agreements signed in 1972 and 1979, sought to curtail nuclear missile threats between the United States and the U.S.S.R
SALT agreements
This Caribbean Island was named after a noted saint from Tours. It belongs to both Netherlands and France
Sant Martin
This is a planet in our solar system with the shortest day. It is named after the king of the Roman gods, who is the god of the sky. The Greek equivalent of this god is Zeus. What planet is this
Jupiter
"You can trust your car to the man who wears the star", was a television jingle from the 1960s that touted products that had something to do with autos. What was the product that this commercial wanted you to purchase?
Oil products sold by Texaco