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Yitzhak Rabin, Carole King, Jack Nicklaus, Marlene Dietrich, Paul Robeson #25

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CH 63 (WBEC)

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YITZHAK RABIN - The first native-born Israeli leader, Yitzhak Rabin was born in Jerusalem in 1922 to an eastern European couple who were among the first wave of Jewish pioneers to settle in Palestine. CAROLE KING- Songwriting legend Carole King teamed up with musician James Taylor to relive some of their glory days as 70s musical icons. JACK NICKLAUS - With 20 majors to his name and 165 tournament victories, there's never been a golfer like Jack Nicklaus; he's been dubbed the "golfer of the century" as well as "golfer of the millennium." MARLENE DIETRICH - At London's Cafe de Paris one night in June 1954, one of the greatest icons of 20th century cinema forged a whole new career, as a cabaret singer. PAUL ROBESON - If Paul Robeson's glorious bass voice was his only claim to fame, he would be considered one of the greatest talents of his generation. But the singer and actor also boasted a brilliant legal mind, spoke more than 20 languages, and was a great athlete.

Broadcast In: English Duration: 0:23:36

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Calendar The Greats: Yitzhak Rabin, Carole King, Jack Nicklaus, Marlene Dietrich, Paul Robeson (CH 63 (WBEC)) YITZHAK RABIN - The first native-born Israeli leader, Yitzhak Rabin was born in Jerusalem in 1922 to an eastern European couple who were among the first wave of Jewish pioneers to settle in Palestine. CAROLE KING- Songwriting legend Carole King teamed up with musician James Taylor to relive some of their glory days as 70s musical icons. JACK NICKLAUS - With 20 majors to his name and 165 tournament victories, there's never been a golfer like Jack Nicklaus; he's been dubbed the "golfer of the century" as well as "golfer of the millennium." MARLENE DIETRICH - At London's Cafe de Paris one night in June 1954, one of the greatest icons of 20th century cinema forged a whole new career, as a cabaret singer. PAUL ROBESON - If Paul Robeson's glorious bass voice was his only claim to fame, he would be considered one of the greatest talents of his generation. But the singer and actor also boasted a brilliant legal mind, spoke more than 20 languages, and was a great athlete. http://pw.myersinfosys.com/becon/airlist/1697/detail.ics