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The unlikely inventors of 60 Minutes past
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2010: The father of the cellphone | 60 Minutes Archive
The first cellphone call was made 50 years ago in 1973. Marty Cooper made the historical call to his rival at AT&T to rub it in. Morley Safer spoke with Cooper about his legendary gadget in 2010.
2007: Idaho's Bird Man
Morley Safer reports on Forrest Bird, who invented the modern medical respirator. A pilot, Bird got the idea from how air moves over a wing.
60 Minutes archive: Southwest's Herb Kelleher
In 1989, Steve Kroft profiled Herb Kelleher, the co-founder of Southwest Airlines, and his innovative no-frills approach to the airline business
60 Minutes archive: Southwest's Herb Kelleher
In 1989, Steve Kroft profiled Herb Kelleher, the co-founder of Southwest Airlines, and his innovative no-frills approach to the airline business
From the archives: At home with Pavarotti
Modena, Italy is currently home to the world's best restaurant. It also produced one of the world’s finest opera singers. 60 Minutes met him in 1993
The Pope and his Jewish Maestro
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Rewind: Journalist Veronica Guerin's murder
In 1997, Steve Kroft reported on the Irish journalist's death. After she exposed Dublin's criminal underworld, her murder became a national obsession
The Pope and his Jewish Maestro
How an unlikely friendship between Pope John Paul II and a "nice Jewish boy from Brooklyn" helped changed relations between Jews and Christians forever
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