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Milestone moments do not a year make. Often, it’s the smaller news stories that add up, gradually, to big history. With that in mind, in 2017 TIME History will revisit the entire year of 1967, week by week, as it was reported in the pages of TIME. Catch up on last week’s installment here. Week 35: Sept. 1, 1967 The way TIME talked about the Oscar-winning actor Sandy Dennis (Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

My mother shopped for Christmas gifts all year long. By the time I was 8 or 9, I’d given up on the quaint idea of writing a wish list. “I’ve already bought all your presents,” she would inform me by the first of December, in a tone I can only describe as smug. “I’ve had them for weeks now.” She had a knack for finding things I never would have asked for but ended up treasuring: an album whose adhesive pages she’d filled with sheets of colorful stickers; a pale blue vintage perfume bottle; a small wooden box hand-carved with a moon and stars; an old green electric typewriter on which I composed several unfinished mystery novels.

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRckgn36lzY] Ever wonder what a shirtless Seth Rogen would look like nuzzling and cuddling with James Franco while they pretend to ride a motorcycle? Look no further, because the duo did a shot for shot remake of Kanye West’s puzzling “Bound 2” music video, which featured Kim Kardashian and her non-nipples. Think we know what Kanye’s next in-concert rant will be about. In case you forgot (really, how could you?), here’s the original video:

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The astonishing success of the low-price chain store companies has led S. S. Kresge, President of the S. S. Kresge Co., to organize the Kresge Department Stores, Inc., with a capital of $25,000,000 cumulative preferred 7% stock, and 200,000 common shares of no-par value. This Company will take over the L. S. Plaut Co. department store in Newark, as the first of a chain of such stores across the country. The Plaut store, established in 1870, is the second largest depart- ment store in Newark, and occupies one-quarter of a block admirably located with respect to the Pennsylvania Railroad, Public Service Terminal, Hudson Tubes and prospective subway developments.

At the height of her stardom, Marilyn Monroe took an 18-month hiatus from Hollywood. The screen icon, who would have turned 95 on June 1, was battling ill health, which was linked to her barbiturate dependency and fragile psyche, and she was recovering from a miscarriage. So Monroe turned her back on movies for a time, and sought refuge with Arthur Miller, her playwright husband, holing up in their homes in New York City, Connecticut and Long Island.

Death waits for no man—especially not a forensic pathologist. On Christmas Eve, 2008, Dr. Werner Spitz received a call asking him to consult on the death of a 2-year-old girl. Spitz was on the next flight to Orlando. The task ahead was nothing new, but even amid a long career doing this work, some moments stay with him. “I remember that to this very day. I walked into the funeral home, and here was this long, long hallway—unilluminated because by the time I got to Orlando, it was dark,” Spitz recalls.

(To receive weekly emails of conversations with the world’s top CEOs and business decisionmakers, click here.) Fifty years ago, journalist Bob Woodward descended into a dark underground parking lot in Arlington, Virginia, for a rendezvous far too sensitive to be carried out over the phone. His covert meetings with a government source—later immortalized as “Deep Throat” in the film All the President’s Men—eventually helped Woodward and his colleague Carl Bernstein blow open the Watergate scandal that would change the course of American history.