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Only two television series dramas finished in the top ten ratings for 1974. "The Waltons" was number eight, and at number ten was a police show. What city was the backdrop to this popular "cop show"? |
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What "tactic" did Muhammad Ali use to knock out George Foreman and regain the heavyweight championship of the world? |
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What item became the "rage" at the beach in 1974? |
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There was a big change in professional football as kickoffs were moved from the 40 to the 35 yard line. What major change took place in the world of baseball in 1974? |
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Motorcycle daredevil, Evel Knievel gained worldwide attention when he attempted to jump over which river? |
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Books on the 1974 bestseller list included the terrifying shark novel "Jaws". What was the subject matter of the book "Watership Down"? |
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What Brooklyn-born singer, who started out singing fast food and soft drink commercials, hit it big time with "Mandy"? |
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Actor-director-writer-producer Mel Brooks had two of the top three money-making films of 1974. One was "Young Frankenstein". What was the other movie? |
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A disturbance erupted while actor David Niven was hosting the 1974 Academy Awards. What was the cause of this interruption? |
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One of the top news stories of 1974 concerned the abduction of newspaper publisher Randolph Hearst's daughter Patty. What group kidnapped the heiress? |
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