claim: Pocahontas was the daughter of the paramount chief of Wahunsenacah.
evidence: Pocket Disc was a type of flexidisc , made by Americom Corporation and experimented with in the late 1960s by 28 major record labels , -LRB- but some major labels such as Columbia Records , RCA Records , Motown Records , and MCA Records chose not to participate -RRB- and included popular artists of the era such as The Beatles , Aretha Franklin , The Beach Boys , Steppenwolf and Jimi Hendrix , that were small enough -LRB- four inches in diameter -RRB- to be carried in one 's pocket or shipped in an envelope and not be as fragile as a standard record , but could still be played on the standard manual-only phonograph or record player -LRB- at 45 RPM -RRB- .. flexidisc. flexidisc. Americom Corporation. Americom Corporation. Columbia Records. Columbia Records. RCA Records. RCA Records. Motown Records. Motown Records. MCA Records. MCA Records. The Beatles. The Beatles. Aretha Franklin. Aretha Franklin. The Beach Boys. The Beach Boys. Steppenwolf. Steppenwolf ( band ). Jimi Hendrix. Jimi Hendrix. phonograph. phonograph. 45 RPM. Single ( music ). Philco manufactured these types of disks under the name `` Hip Pocket Records '' and sold them to be played on portable record players , which were specially created for the disks .. Philco. Philco. Artists who appeared on these disks included Neil Diamond , Aretha Franklin , The Five Americans , The Doors , Sonny and Cher , Merrilee Rush , and Joan Baez .. Aretha Franklin. Aretha Franklin. Neil Diamond. Neil Diamond. The Five Americans. The Five Americans. The Doors. The Doors. Sonny and Cher. Sonny and Cher. Merrilee Rush. Merrilee Rush. Joan Baez. Joan Baez. The disks were sold in vending machines for 50 cents or counter displays at stores for 49 cents and had a capacity of about 3.5 minutes of music .. Due to this reason songs like The Beatles ' Hey Jude , which was 7 minutes long , could not be played in their entirety Pricing was later dropped to 39 cents .. The Beatles. The Beatles. Hey Jude. Hey Jude. They were first officially released on September 15 , 1968 and test marketed in several major cities in the United States , but did not catch on or become a standard music format like their creators and marketers had hoped .. test marketed. test marketed. They were discontinued in 1969 .