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Elvis, Helen Keller, Barbara Walters, Bill Gates, The Suffragettes #18

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CH 63 (WBEC)

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ELVIS PRESLEY PART 2 - On the 1st of May 1967, Elvis married Priscilla in Las Vegas and nine months to the day later, their only child, Lisa Marie, was born. HELEN KELLER - Helen Keller's life has been celebrated for the courage and optimism by which she lived, as much as for the work she did to improve the lives of the blind and the deaf-blind. BARBARA WALTERS - Barbara began her television career in 1961, writing and researching for NBC's The Today Show; she graduated to covering hard news, such as President Nixon's groundbreaking visit to China in 1972 and interviewing Cuba's President Castro in 1975. BILL GATES - Founder Bill Gates set up Microsoft in 1975 while still in college and within 10 years the company's MS-DOS operating system dominated the personal computer market. THE SUFFRAGETTES - PART 1 - In the early years of the 20th century, British women who agitated for voting rights were depicted as figures of fun in newspapers and magazines. The Suffragettes, as they came to be known, were dismissed as unfeminine zealots, defying their God-given roles as mothers and daughters.

Broadcast In: English Duration: 0:23:36

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Calendar The Greats: Elvis, Helen Keller, Barbara Walters, Bill Gates, The Suffragettes (CH 63 (WBEC)) ELVIS PRESLEY PART 2 - On the 1st of May 1967, Elvis married Priscilla in Las Vegas and nine months to the day later, their only child, Lisa Marie, was born. HELEN KELLER - Helen Keller's life has been celebrated for the courage and optimism by which she lived, as much as for the work she did to improve the lives of the blind and the deaf-blind. BARBARA WALTERS - Barbara began her television career in 1961, writing and researching for NBC's The Today Show; she graduated to covering hard news, such as President Nixon's groundbreaking visit to China in 1972 and interviewing Cuba's President Castro in 1975. BILL GATES - Founder Bill Gates set up Microsoft in 1975 while still in college and within 10 years the company's MS-DOS operating system dominated the personal computer market. THE SUFFRAGETTES - PART 1 - In the early years of the 20th century, British women who agitated for voting rights were depicted as figures of fun in newspapers and magazines. The Suffragettes, as they came to be known, were dismissed as unfeminine zealots, defying their God-given roles as mothers and daughters. http://pw.myersinfosys.com/becon/airlist/2363/detail.ics