40K views · 666 reactions | Are you enjoying the wintery weather? ☃️ 略 Here's some special ABC News vision from 1962 when it snowed around Orange in NSW's central west. Times sure were different back then! | ABC Central West | Facebook

38K views · 169 reactions | In 1962 the ABC asked people whether they believed voting should be compulsory for everybody over the age of 21 (the legal voting age at the time). Social media video by Megan Jacobson for ABC News Digital, using footage from the ABC Archives. Get all the latest election news with ABC NEWS, at the link in our bio. #Voting #Election #60s #Nostalgia #BlackAndWhite #Australia #ABCArchives #ABCNews | ABC Brisbane | Facebook

Do you remember your Year 12 exams? ✍️ 📓 In 1962 students from across South Australia travelled to Wayville Showgrounds to take part in Year 12 exams. These exams took place in a time where there was no air conditioning, and each exam session could hold up to 1200 students. 🎥: ABC Archives 1962 Choose your news on the ABC NEWS app and stay in the know: https://ab.co/abcnewsapp | ABC Adelaide

San Francisco. April, 1962. After The Ford Show's five-year, Emmy-nominated run, Ernie signed on with ABC for a daily morning show from the city he'd grown to love: San Francisco. Early on in the show's three-year run, he and the production team scored a hit when they booked none other than Colonel Harlan Sanders, founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken, to come on the show with guest Minnie Pearl, and fry up some finger-lickin' good KFC. A classic! Tennessee Ernie Ford #minniepearl #KFC #harlansander