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In 1616 Pocahontas & John Rolfe visited with this former colonist & explorer in England |
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One of the Riddlers on "Batman", he's more famous as Gomez on "The Addams Family" |
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He was the first vice president of the United States |
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This American tennis champ was once married to Tatum O'Neal |
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His 1st novel, "A Time to Kill", didn't sell very well originally; his 2nd, "The Firm", did better |
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This march king died March 6, 1932 |
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A glacier in Alaska & a redwood forest in California are named for this explorer & naturalist |
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He played the often heard but not seen owner of Charles Townsend Investigations, a detective agency |
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In 1957 he flew cross-country in 3 hr. 23 min.; in 1962 he made 3 orbits in 4 hr. 55 min. |
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This quarterback took the Denver Broncos to the Super Bowl in 1987, 1988 & 1990 |
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In 1984 he took a supernatural turn with "The Witches of Eastwick" |
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The airport formerly known as Idlewild is now named for this man |
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Like father, like son; this Italian's son Sebastian also became an explorer |
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As Jack Tripper, he found "Three's Company" |
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It wasn't good luck when this actor broke his leg the night of April 14, 1865 |
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At the 1924 Olympics, he won the 100-meter & 400-meter freestyle gold medals |
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In prison he studied the writings of John Foxe; he later wrote "The Pilgrim's Progress" |
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On a chronological list of popes, he's last |
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In 1842 he mapped most of the Oregon Trail; in 1856 he ran for president |
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As Higgins he kept Tom Selleck's Magnum in line |
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The "Woman in Red" betrayed him to the FBI July 22, 1934 |
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From 1964 through 1975, he coached UCLA to 10 NCAA basketball championships |
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His play "Look Back in Anger" made him the first of the "Angry Young Men" of English literature |
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John Lennon's son Sean has this "Rocket Man" for a godfather |
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In 1858 he & Sir Richard Burton reached Lake Tanganyika |
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He plays Dr. Frasier Crane's dad |
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This man who began as a clerk in a Cleveland commission house formed his first trust by 1882 |
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He formed a famous combination with Joe Tinker & Frank Chance |
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One critic called his 1818 poem "Endymion" nonsense & recommended he give up poetry |
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If John Chapman, better known as this, lived today, he might keep track of his plantings on a Macintosh |
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