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Cubans line up to have their passports stamped at the Peruvian Embassy.
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Bulldozers cleared trees and dirt from a 60 to 90-foot swath for the Alaskan Highway.
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On October 25, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers closed the last gap of the highway.
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The job of building an Alaskan highway was assigned to the Army Corps of Engineers.
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The Corps wanted finish the highway in a hurry, but progress was slowed by mud and muskeg.
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The design & construction of the towers marked a dramatic break with skyscraper tradition.
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Engineers had to consider all possible events that might happen in a high rise building.
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Dr. Kenneth Clark introduces the segment "The Negro and the American Promise."
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Emma Goldman captivated and polarized the American public for nearly thirty years.
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Joseph Strauss hired Irving Morrow to design an architectural treatment for the bridge.