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...Brown vs. Board of Education, which led to the integration of schools nationwide. Eventually, President Lyndon B. Johnson would tap Marshall in 1967 to become the nation's first African-American Supreme Court justice. There......
...later earned another Golden Globe in 2002 for "Path to War" playing a presidential advisor to Michael Gambon's Lyndon B. Johnson. He loves his job and has no plans to retire. "It's lovely," he said of the honor, joking that at his......
in 2002 and saw the disease return last July after going into remission in 2003, died Sunday at his home in Encino, according to his publicist, Roger Neal....
...of President Reagan's Task Force on the Arts and Humanities, and involved in several charities. President Lyndon B. Johnson appointed him to the Council on the Arts, the executive body controlling grants made by the National Endowment......
as "the Tiffany Network" while also defending its news division against 1st Amendment assaults, died Sunday afternoon at his home in Boston. He was 98....
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