Similar to other colab timelimes on this site,
5901 will be a bit different. Firstly, I've devised a way for a more organized TL. Rules and Guidelines are below.
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Rules and Guidelines:
-All submissions will be added in MM/DD/YY format.
-Submissions may be added for the entire decade, but some submissions may be removed or changed to line-up with continuity if they do not when I look over them.
-All months in a decade will have atleast 15 dates, whether it takes us 2 weeks or 2 months.
-Nothing overtly ASB is allowed under any circumstance. Any United States Possessions outside of OTL Borders, Puerto Rico and the USA's Pacific Territories will be removed immediately. Anything with a major border change must be described well and thought out.
-Don't do this:
11/5/60: Canada sells New Brunswick to the United States, Russia invades Western Europe, and Barry Goldwater is elected President of the United States.
-If you want to have John Lennon become British PM, DO IT!!

Just do it right, don't just randomly have him get elected in the 80's. Tell me HOW he gets into politics.
-Have fun!!
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Our main PODs:
*Republicans Nelson A. Rockefeller and Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr win a narrow victory against Democratic Senators John Kennedy and Aldai Stevenson.
*John Lennon, George Harrison, and Paul McCartney officially change the name of their band for the final time, settling on "The Quarrymen".
*Cypriot Independance is denied by the United Kingdom, leading to a massive outbreak of riots and independance rallies.
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The Sixties:
1959-1969
1959
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June 30th, 1959: President Dwight Eisenhower secretly begins funding Cyproit Nationalists.
August 29th, 1959: The little known group the Quarrymen play their first gig with the line up of Lennon, McCartney, and Harrison, along with a guitarist named Ken Brown at the Casbah Coffee Shop. They would stay at the Shop until October.
December 7th, 1959: Nikoli Augustus, a Cyproit Socialist revolutionary, leads the "Mile Long March", in which socialist members of the revolt place booby traps and fires in the way of British Troops.
1960
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May 4th, 1960: Stuart Sutcliffe joins the Quarrymen in Liverpool on bass.
August 17th, 1960: The Quarrymen change there name to The Silver Beetles as they prepare to leave for Hamburg with drummer Pete Best.
August 21st, 1960: The then Silver Beetles leave for Hamburg, West Germany, playing in numerous clubs
November 5th, 1960: John Lennon, George Harrison, and Paul McCartney officially change the name of their band for the final time, settling on "The Quarrymen".
November 17th, 1960: George Harrison is deported for working underage.
November 31st, 1960: Pete Best and Paul McCartney are deported for petty theft of a pack of condoms.
December 5th 1960: The United States Supreme Court rules against segregation in public transportation.
December 17th, 1960: With the rest of the band gone, John Lennon and Stuart Sutcliffe leave back for Liverpool.
1961
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January 4th, 1961: The now reformed Quarrymen play their first gig in Liverpool in 6 months.
January 20th, 1961: Republicans Nelson Rockefeller and Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr are inagurated as President and Vice President, Respectively.
August 12th, 1961: Walter Ulbricht of the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) signs an agreement authorizing the construction of a wall between East Berlin and West Berlin.
October 5th, 1961: Actor Ronald Reagan is murdered by Jimmy Todd Marvin, a communist sympathizer, in Los Angeles, California.
1962
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November 29th, 1962: Brezhnev and Podgorny voice dissent regarding Khrushchev's plan to split party apparatus into industrial and agricultural portions.
December 8th, 1962: Brezhnev removed from the Politburo.
December 12th, 1962: Podgorny removed from the Politburo.
1963
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November 22nd, 1963: President Nelson Rockefeller suffers a heart attack while in the Oval Office, and is hospitalized in critical condition.
1964
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January 2nd, 1964: Gov. John Connally of Texas declares his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in the 1964 presidential election.
1965
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1966
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1966
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1967
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1968
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1969
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