Street fighting in the Gorbals in Glasgow, a port city on the River Clyde in Scotland's western Lowlands on May 18, 1968. (Photo by David Newell-Smith/GNM Archive/The Observer/The Guardian)





In this July 28, 1942 file photo, two members of the Maryland Minute Men, a civilian defense organization, hold their rifles as they lie low in a southern Maryland hay field during a search for traces of parachutists during World War II. State and federal agencies joined in hunt in Crownsville, Md. (Photo by AP Photo)





A woman hangs on blade of a bulldozer, which was parked at construction site of mobile classroom units at 74th Street and Lowe Ave in Chicago's South Side, August 2, 1963. Demonstration was staged by CORE which contends that black pupils should be sent to existing predominantly white schools rather than in temporary classrooms. (Photo by AP Photo)





Denver Broncos quarterback John Elway jokes with two British policemen upon his team's arrival outside Gatwick Airport on Monday, August 3, 1987 in London. The Broncos are in town to meet the Los Angeles Rams in an exhibition football game at London?s Wembley Stadium on August 9. (Photo by Dave Gaywood/AP Photo)





Rock music fans sit on a tree sculpture as one leaps mid-air onto a pile of hay during the Woodstock Music and Art Festival held on a cow pasture at White Lake in Bethel, New York on August 15, 1969. (Photo by AP Photo)





Perched high on a threshing machine this girl along with other young women gathers in the golden wheat on a 200-acre field in Sussex Downs, August 18, 1941, largest wheat field in England. The Downs had not been seeded since the last war, but now, turned by the plough, the fields will yield a thousand tons of the grain for an England at war. Many young women are seen in the fields of England where a large part of the manpower is under arms. (Photo by AP Photo)





Seventy-year-old Groucho Marx showed his youth as he did the frug with Diana Ross, 22-year-old lead singer of the supremes, a female rock n roll group, at an outdoor barbecue party. The party was given by actor-singer Bobby Darin at his Bel-Air home in Los Angeles on August 19, 1966. Groucho later admitted that is was the first time he had been on a dance floor in 20 years. (Photo by AP Photo)





British children, whose parents are employees of Kodak Limited, the English affiliate of the Eastman Kodak Company, crowd a railroad car window as they arrive in Rochester, New York on August 24, 1940, to live in the homes of Kodak employees there for the duration of the war. (Photo by AP Photo)





After a long day of picking cotton, people enjoy music and dance at night outside a cabin on August 31, 1937. These workers are among 700 blacks living on the Will Howard Smith plantation near Prattville, Alabama. (Photo by AP Photo)





Three girls modelling various dustbowl masks to be worn in areas where the amount of dust in the air causes breathing difficulties, circa 1935. (Photo by Bert Garai/Keystone/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)





Nadia Comaneci, of Romania, dismounts from the uneven parallel bars during a perfect «10» performance at the Summer Olympic Games in Montreal, Canada, July 18, 1976. (Photo by Paul Vathis/AP Photo)





Tim Richmond of Charlotte, NC assists racing driver Dale Earnhardt of Mooresville, NC walking past Earnhardt's racing car overturned following an accident with the two drivers on the first turn of Pocono 500 NASCAR race at Pocono International Raceway in Long Pond, Pa. on Sunday July 25, 1982. Earnhardt injured his leg in the accident. (Photo by Rusty Kennedy/AP Photo)





Seven men, the crew of an Royal Air Force Halifax bomber, are leave, July 7, 1943 in Cairo. They are recovering from spending II days adrift in the Mediterranean. Their bomber was one of a formation attacking a target in Italy and was on its way home when engine trouble forced the captain to land the aircraft on the sea. The seven men took to their rubber dinghy and made for the North African coast, but the strong sea running against them made the navigation of the dinghy almost impossible. Not until the eleventh day dawned was the dinghy close off shore. The seven men helped by people on the shore made a landing and were put up for the night in a tent. As soon as they rejoined their unit the men were sent to Cairo on leave. These pictures show how they spent some of their time. Their names are, Warrant officer (now pilot officer D.F.C), Harold (“Mickey”) Vertican, of Hall, Yorks, captain of the aircraft. Sgt. F.B. Ward, of Hendon, N.W, and Sgt. W.S (“Ace”) Allard, aged 20, of Wye, Kent, both of whom were on their first operational flight.F/O. John (“Timmy”) Tempest of Leeds, Yorks, who was awarded the D.F.C.Sgt.J.(“Jock”) Gordon of sterling, Scotland, who was awarded the D.F.M. All these awards were announced this week. (Photo by AP Photo)





Captain Charles Kingsford-Smith waves to friends at Croydon Airport, London, June, 3, 1930, from the “Southern Cross”, the plane he is to fly from Dublin to America. (Photo by AP Photo/Staff/Putnam)





It appears that Oliver, a 7-year-old English sheep dog, has overridden the traditional practice of walking on a leash to keep in shape and gone the yuppie or puppie route of bicycling for exercise in Sacramento on June 6, 1986. Unfortunately for owner Rob Wordon of Sacramento, California, it's he who gets the exercise, not Oliver. (Photo by Rich Pedroncelli/AP Photo)





Charles Dunne swings and misses at a ball during a practice session of a P.A.L. team in Brooklyn, N.Y., June 9, 1943. The catcher is Frank Pesce and the umpire is Joe DiMaggio, not the Big League outfielder. Joe's the coach of the team. (Photo by Ed Ford/AP Photo)





A truckload of dog refugees from Belgium and France and prisoners of war from Germany, as they were taken to England by the B.E.F. evacuating the Flanders Pocket on June 13, 1940. (Photo by AP Photo)





Bing Crosby shows how not to display the finer points of ice skating at the Broadmoor Ice Palace at Colorado Springs on June 17, 1943. Even Bruce Mapes and Evelyn Chandler, professional skaters, can't keep the crooner on his feet. (Photo by AP Photo)





Albert Wendt, a cigar maker before the loss of his job, sits outdoors while cooking food in the city of Chicago, Ill., on June 22, 1938 during the Great Depression. (Photo by AP Photo)





Leonhard Nienbling is shown with his 6-month old pet baboon Jackl, who holds a 6-month old kitten, its playmate, June 29, 1952. Niebling has quite an animal collection at his home in Zirndorf, Germany. (Photo by Heinrich Sanden/AP Photo)