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Saloma left the Amish at 20, and she recently helped Anna find her way.
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Racial profiling and the police killing of a black teenager set off riots in Harlem.
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To ease Cold War tensions, Pres. Eisenhower invited Soviet Premier Khrushchev to America.
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The Soviet premier visits the Agricultural Experiment Station in Beltsville, MD in 1959.
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Watch a clip from "Cold War Roadshow" premiering November 18 on American Experience PBS.
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Nikita Khrushchev's son, Sergei, reflects on his father's 1959 trip to America.
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The engineering feat and architectural achievement that was torn down after just 53 years.
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Excavation workers, called “sandhogs,” faced many dangers working in a confined space.
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Watch a profile of former Amish nurse Naomi. From The Amish: Shunned, premiering Feb 4.