That incident was one of the high -- or low -- points of the Yankees' tumultuous late-70's seasons.
Published in 1980 and set in that tumultuous late-'70s period of punk rock, "stagflation" and a fragile Labour government before Thatcherism began, it follows Smiley visiting the spartan West London flat of an elderly Russian defector named Vladimir who had been murdered on Hampstead Heath the night before.
Madame Wong's West, one of the last remaining links to the tumultuous late-'70s L.A. rock scene, will be closing sometime after the first of the year.
The setting is New York City during the politically tumultuous late 1960s.
Even through the tumultuous late 1960's, when anti-war protesters filled the streets, no one ever objected to the Nike bases.
She was among the founders of the Peace Corps as Sargent Shriver's right hand in the early 1960s and went on to be New York Mayor John Lindsey 's education advisor during the tumultuous late 1960s and early 70s.
Yet they radiated an easy mutual regard, built upon the shared experience of the tumultuous late 1980s in Beijing and amusement at how significantly things had changed in their own lives since they were provincial students during the Cultural Revolution.
John Kerry and George W. Bush started out the tumultuous late 1960's in exactly the same place, young men of privilege with a scant two years separating them at Yale.
While the much-anticipated new Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive will not open its doors until January, art and film lovers can enjoy a photographic portrait of America in the tumultuous late 1960s, a collaborative exhibit of eight contemporary Bay Area artists and films that reflect political and personal tensions across the globe.
But if Trump set out to emulate Nixon, and to draw a link between our times and the tumultuous late 1960s, Trump ended up proving to be more divisive, demagogic, hateful, xenophobic, ethno-nationalist, and overtly authoritarian than Nixon ever was.
