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Kathleen Cleaver tells a San Francisco news conference August 24, 1972, she believes the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency is

Pittsburgh Pirate outfielder Roberto Clemente, shown August 14, 1972, has been out of action four weeks with sore ankles, and there's a chance he may...

Emerson Fittipaldi of Brazil, raises his arm in victory after winning the British Grand Prix in a JPS-Lotus at Brands Hatch today, July 15, 1972. It...

Hank Aaron, Atlanta Braves' infielder, is congratulated by the coach as he rounds third base after hitting a grand slam home run off Philadelphia Phil...

Ted Williams, manager of the young Texas Rangers and often referred to by sports writers as Teddy Ballgame, is suffering through an American League s...

Elvis Presley sings in New York's Madison Square Garden June 9, 1972. (AP Photo/Ray Stubblebine)

This is a photo taken from video footage from CBS showing events immediately after the shooting of Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace, May 15,1972, as he...

Jack Benny, shown at the Friar's Club dinner, May 13, 1972, with his wife, the former Mary Livingston, honoring Benny and George Burns. (AP Photo/Dav...

U.S. President Richard Nixon shakes hands with Communist Chinese leader Mao Tse-Tung during Nixon's historic trip to China on February 21, 1972 in Pek...

Ard Schenk of the Netherlands, laps Sweden's Orjan Sandler as he swings towards his third gold medal by winning the Olympic 10,000 meters Speed Skatin...

North Vietnamese infantry run past the corpses of South Vietnamese soldiers during a 1972 offensive into the DMZ, in this photo by North Vietnamese ph...

Brazilian race car driver Emerson Fittipaldi is shown in 1972, the year in which he won the first of his two World Drivers' Championships. (AP Photo)

Chilean poet Pablo Neruda receives the Nobel Prize in Literature from the King of Sweden, December, 1971.(AP Photo)

A November 1971 portrait of Barbra Cochran, member of the United States' Ski Team, while training in Oregon. (AP Photo)

Kathleen Cleaver, wife of Black Panther leader Eldridge Cleaver, speaks at a news conference at New York's Kennedy Airport October 16, 1971, after she...

St. Louis Cardinals' right hander Bob Gibson goes into wind-up during action in game where he pitched a no hitter against the Pirates in Pittsburgh. S...

Bob Gibson, pitching ace of the St. Louis Cardinals, starts his motion to the plate, August 14, 1971. (AP Photo)

Belgium's Jackie Ickx in a Ferrari, foreground, leads Mexico's Pedro Rodriguez in a BRM June 20, 1971 in one of the final laps in the Dutch Grand Prix...

In Manhattan, the subway's the subway. But in Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx, many of the rapid transit system's trains still rumble on above ground...

Hank Aaron holds the ball and bat he used to hit his 600th major league home run April 28, 1971, a high fly of 350 feet that landed on the stadium wal...

Black comedian Dick Gregory who spoke to about 2,000 students at the University of South Florida, April 14, 1971, said the fate of America depends on...

Dutch student Ard Schenk skates to a new world record in the 10,000 meter speed skating event in Goteborg, Sweden, February 14, 1971. He won the worl...

President Abraham Lincoln, whose birthday is celebrated today, February 12, 1971, described his family as movers. This cabin, in Knob Creek, KY, is a...

Vincent Bugliosi, center, chief prosecutor in the trial of Manson and three young women, talks Jan. 26, 1971 with newsmen outside the court in Los An...

Frank Sinatra and his mother, Mrs. Martin Anthony Sinatra, are joined by Vice President Agnew and Gov. and Mrs. Ronald Reagan of California at dedicat...

Willie Mays, centerfielder for the San Francisco Giants, waits for the ball to drop in Candlestick Park in 1971. (AP Photo/stf)

Johnny Bench, Cincinnati Reds' catcher, was named the National League's Most Valuable Player November 18, 1970. Bench is shown on the first day of th...

Johnny Bench, Cincinnati Reds standout catcher and hitter, manages a small smile as he poses with face mask perched atop his helmet looking like a cro...

Superstar Roberto Clemente of the Pittsburgh Pirates and family take a breather Friday night, July 24, 1970, before pregame ceremonies at Three Rivers...

San Francisco Giants slugger Willie Mays poses with former St. Louis Cardinals great Stan Musial after Mays collected his 3,000th career at Candlestic...

California Angels' Clyde Wright pitches a no-hitter against the Oakland A's at Anaheim Stadium in July 1970. Wright, who had a dismal 1-8 season the...

The San Francisco Giant's giant, Willie Mays, is seen poised in the on deck circle June 17, 1970. (AP Photo/stf)

Skid marks are all that's visible to tell of the death of Bruce McLaren, 32-year-old New Zealander who was killed June 2, 1970 when he crashed at 180...

Willie Mays, San Francisco Giants' centerfielder, is seen at spring training, in January 1970. (AP Photo)

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Fred Hampton, head of the Black Panther party in Illinois, was identified as one of the two persons killed in a gun battle on Chicago's West Side Thur...

San Francisco Giants line up to congratulate Willie Mays after he hit the 600th home run of his career against the San Diego Padres in the Padres' hom...

Pop singer, Nancy Sinatra, shown performing at her opening in Las Vegas, September 18, 1969. Nancy Sinatra had six top 40 hits, from 1966 through 196...

Pop singer, Nancy Sinatra, shown performing at her opening in Las Vegas on September 18, 1969. Nancy Sinatra had six top 40 hits, during 1966-67, inc...

President Richard Nixon looks at the Apollo 11 astronauts in the isolation unit aboard the USS Hornet after splashdown and recovery, July 24, 1969. T...

Eldridge Cleaver, the onetime Black Panther leader who slipped out of the United States last year and has been living in Cuba, speaks at a news confer...

Documentary filmmakers David, left, and Albert Maysles are shown working on the streets of New York in July 1969, in their

This is a June 9, 1969 photo of the Williamsburg Bridge from Manhattan looking east toward Brooklyn in New York. The bridge crosses the East River....

Graham Hill of England crosses the finish line and wins his fifth Monte Carlo Grand Prix Sunday, May 18, 1969. Hill won in the same Lotus Ford he dro...

Rollie Fingers, the Oakland Athletics sophomore reliever, is shown May 6, 1969. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1992. (AP Photo)

In the background, Pat Nixon, former President and Mrs. Harry Truman are interested listeners as President Nixon tries out the piano he presented to T...

Atlanta Braves assistant trainer, Satchel Paige, does some exercise hopping over a row of bats during his daily workout at Municipal Stadium, March 9,...

This picture shows a display in honor of the Apollo 11 astronauts in a window of the Saks 5th Avenue store in New York in 1969. (AP photo/stf)