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After oil was struck in Alaska's Prudhoe Bay, companies agreed to build a pipeline.
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The Alaska Pipeline could not be buried under the Arctic tundra.
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On April 29, 1974, construction began on a haul road for transporting pipeline materials.
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Construction of the Alaska Pipeline began on March 27, 1975.
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Alyeska suffered its first scandal when a subcontractor falsified weld x-rays.
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The one thing that was not in short supply was workers hoping to cash in on the project.
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The last piece of the pipeline was laid at Atigun Pass, the highest point on the line.
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In this video, awardees wear turbans at the 1961 Tupperabia Jubilee.
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Former Tupperware executive Gary McDonald describes an Earl Tupper invention.
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The Wish Fairy grants a sleek wish to a 1956 Jubilee attendee.
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Wise emcees a men's fashion show during the '57 Jubilee and grants a Chicago woman's wish.
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Organizers illustrated some of the era's cultural stereotypes during the 1957 Jubilee.
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