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Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore reunited for a variety special in 1969.
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Karen Dotrice, who starred in "Mary Poppins" with Dick Van Dyke, reflects on her time on set.
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Larry Mathews shares home movies shot from the set of "The Dick Van Dyke Show."
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan's book transformed how ethnicity was viewed in America.
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Against advice, Daniel Patrick Moynihan took a job as Richard Nixon's domestic advisor.
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Sun Ra was one of the first Black artists to have his own record label.
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Sun Ra wanted to change humanity with his concept of the “alter destiny.”
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In 1965, Daniel Patrick Moynihan released the controversial "Moynihan Report."
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Each day, Sun Ra wrote a piece of music solely for “the Creator.”
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Director Brooke Pepion Swaney on working with Lily Gladstone before her rise to stardom.
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William F. Buckley, Jr. ran for mayor of New York City under the Conservative Party.
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Yale administration feared Buckley's outspoken criticism of the university.
