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- This biography outlines the life of Helen Keller and her activism for people with disabilities and the suffrage movement. Keller tried with all her might "to be like everybody else" and "forget my limitations."
- He is perhaps the greatest sports hero in American history. George Herman "Babe" Ruth, Jr., was more than just a ballplayer--he was a beloved public figure whose popularity at one time seemed to transcend that of baseball itself. Profane and earthy, "The Babe" had a warmth of spirit about him that both electrified and inspired the nation. In his lifetime, he set several Major League records-the most notable of which took place in 1927 when he hit a record-breaking 60 home runs in a single season. From his early childhood in Baltimore to the infamous 1919 sale by the Boston Red Sox to his glory years with the New York Yankees, BIOGRAPHY takes an in-depth look at the immortal slugger who swatted his way into the hearts of baseball fans forever.
- Mike Wallace looks at President Eisenhower's life as a youth, in the military, and as President, straight through to semi-retirement on his farm.
- Mike Wallace discusses how Grace Kelly skyrocketed to stardom, becoming "the hottest property in Hollywood." Kelly achieved success in a tough and competitive profession and married the Prince of Monaco.