I introduced myself in the Announcements section, for your
information.
http://www.lottaliving.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=11479
I have had lot to do with Googie style and other 1960s style, but
more passively in the sense of watching preferredly this kind of
movies, for example (Pink Panther, I Dream of Jeannie, Bewitched).
So what I am interested in is what's called Googie style and what is
called another 1960s' style (and which?).
1. What about the ball chair of Eero Aarnio?
http://www.eero-aarnio.com/8/Objects/Ball_Chair.htm
2. Much of what is normally called 1970s fashion reminds me
strongly of Googie elements, that is, basic geometrical shapes and
(perhaps also?) the play with neighbouring colours.
For example, I looked for examples on Flickr, and found quite similar
things that belong nevertheless to the 1950s and 1970s,
respectively:
1950s
http://www.flickr.com/photos/somethingfine/2231539626/
1970s
http://www.flickr.com/photos/somethingfine/1964983255/
(I don't know is it usual to make direct links to the photos nor do
the authors want me to do so, so I decided to link the pages).
The »geometrical theme« lasts at least into the 1970s, long after
the mid-1960s' breakdown of Googie I read of.
3. The mushroom-like water tower of Jyväskylä reminds me of
1960s geometrical architecture, although it was built in 1993:

4. And I would like you to say something about the 1960s' cartoon
style. I remember it well, and I like it very much. Very apparent are
to me the unevenly slanted drawed lines (lines that should be
straight and parallel). I didn't find any adequate picture, so I took
Paint and made a small example which is hopefully telling.

How do all the mentioned things relate to Googie and what terms
you would choose for them?