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Actress Mary Martin presents medal to Oscar Hammerstein II at Dutch Treat Club annual dinner at Waldorf-Astoria in New York, April 10, 1958. At left i...

Jacques d'Amboise, in Tokyo with the New York City Ballet touring company, is shown April 4, 1958, living Japanese-style with his wife and little son,...

Richard Rodgers, left, and Oscar Hammerstein cut cake at City Center in New York on March 31, 1958 at party celebrating the 15th anniversary of their...

Sen. Albert Gore (D-Tenn.) looks over life insurance statements in Washington on March 14, 1958, after opposing bill which was passed, a tax bill for...

Oscar Hammerstein II, Broadway producer, testifies before the Senate Commerce and Communications subcommittee which is conducting a hearing on propose...

Actress Ingrid Bergman and Swedish millionaire Lars Schmidt appear at a news conference at Lerum, near Goteborg, Sweden, March 10, 1958, still refusin...

Film star Ingrid Bergman and Lars Schmidt, Swedish theatrical publisher, both in Rome after a dancing date, said that they have plans to summer togeth...

Scouts at Camp Chiquetan, near Rock Hill, 11 miles from Lancaster, Pa., on Feb. 17, 1958 await the copter to take them out of camp where they were mar...

Swedish-born actress Ingrid Bergman with her three youngest children, the twins, Isotta left, and Isabella, and Robertino, on the terrace of their hot...

Above ground views of France's famed Maginot Line during World War II in France on Jan. 15, 1958. Railroad rails driven into the ground to form an ant...

Below ground views of France's famed Maginot Line during World War II. French troops guarding Underground Railroad troops guarding Underground Railroa...

Ingrid Berman loses her balance after performing a lively reel during the filming of a movie in England, Jan. 7, 1958. Fortunately British actor Cecil...

It's happy time for all as actress Ingrid Bergman is greeted by her three children, twins Isabella and Isotta Ingrid and Robertino, from left right, a...

Italian film director Roberto Rossellini, whose legal separation from Ingrid Bergman was announced on November 7, is about to enter his car in front o...

Roberto Rossellini leaves the apartment where he and Miss Bergman lived for several years in Rome, Italy on Dec. 1, 1957. (AP Photo/Jim Pringle)

Roberto Rossellini, the Italian movie director whose legal separation from Swedish-born film star Ingrid Bergman was announced on November 7, arrives...

Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman, leaving Paris' Orly Field, after she arrived from Rome, Nov. 10, 1957. Miss Bergman, who will leave for London, where...

Robertino Rossellini, son of director Roberto Rossellini and actress Ingrid Bergman, now legally separated, walks to school on a rainy day in Rome on...

Cecil Beaton, photographer to the British Royal Family, wore this striped shirt and planter's hat in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States...

An effigy supposedly representing a black man, was hanged in the heart of downtown Nashville last night - one of several incidents following school in...

Policemen search the Rev. Edward W. Jackson, 41, in Nashville, Sept. 10, 1957, as they arrest him at his home on pistol-carrying charges after police...

Police examine wreckage of wing of newly desegregated Hattie Cotton grammar school, which was dynamited in Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 10, 1957. The entir...

Onlookers stand in front of gaping hole torn in east wall of Hattie Cotton grammar school by a dynamite blast in Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 10, 1957. Pol...

This trio carrying placards and waving the U.S. and Confederate flags, joined picket lines in front of Nashville's elementary schools, Sept. 10, 1957,...

Police Sgt. J.W. Irwin examines portion of fuse used to set off dynamite blast at Hattie Cotton School in Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 10, 1957. The wall o...

This demolished classroom at newly desegregated Hattie Cotton grammar school was just to the right of corridor where dynamite blast occurred in Nashvi...

Police investigating the bombing of Hattie Cotton School bring in two more suspects. Sgt. Herman Cobb, center, Nashville police, holds a coil of wire...

Helen Green, one of two white women arrested in an outburst of temper when Fehr School integrated in Nashville, Tenn., shakes a finger at an unidentif...

Marcella Rossellini, center, sister of Italian film director Roberto Rossellini, says goodbye to actress Ingrid Bergman as the latter leaves a Rome ai...

Winston Churchill, Britain's wartime prime minister, takes a periscope-like look at the scenery during a holiday at the Lido in Venice, Italy on Augus...

The corridor outside Federal court swarmed with the freed and convicted defendants of the contempt trial and their friends and spectators after an all...

Actress Ingrid Bergman seated outside her villa at Santa Marinella on July 22, 1957, with right to left: Bergman, Robertino, 7; her 5-year-old twins I...

Two of the police officers assigned to direct traffic and parking around the Federal building in Knoxville, Tenn., July 17, 1957 during the Clinton 15...

Thousands of tents of all sizes and shapes spread out over the famed Valley Forge Revolutionary War Campground, Housing more than 50,000 Boy Scouts an...

This was the scene outside the courtroom door in the hallway of the Federal building in Knoxville, Tenn., July 11, 1957. Blacks and whites waited for...

Actress Ingrid Bergman sits outside her villa at Santa Marinella in Rome, June 22, 1957, with her children. From left to right: Bergman, her son Robe...

Former Sen. Joe Hill, above, of Austin appeared before the Senate State Affairs committee in Austin, Texas on April 9, 1957, and spoke against a bill...

Swedish-born stage and screen star Ingrid Bergman reads telegrams of congratulations in her room at the Hotel Raphael in Paris, France, after hearing...

Top British society photographer Cecil Beaton leaves his home in 8, Pelham Place, London, United Kingdom, on March 26, 1957, for Buckingham Palace whe...

Singer Perry Como is shown holding his TV Emmy award at a local TV studio in New York on March 16, 1957. (AP Photo/Tom Fitzsimmons)

Senator Albert Gore and his wife Pauline of Carthage, Tenn., in formal attire before leaving their apartment in Washington on March 5, 1957, for White...

Actress Ingrid Bergman, center, talks with Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews, stars of "My Fair Lady", during dressing room visit before matinee performa...

Ingrid Bergman, left, receives award for being best actress of year for her work in "Anastasia", from Irene Thirer, chairman of N.Y. Film Critics, at...

Swedish-born actress Ingrid Bergman waves from the plane ramp at New York City's Idlewild Airport on Jan. 19, 1957, as she arrived from Europe on her...

Armed National Guardsmen hold back a surging crowd outside the courthouse in Clinton, Tennessee on Dec. 28, 1956 during recent riots growing out of an...

Ingrid Bergman, who several times in her life has played the part of Jeanne D'Arc, meets Jean Seberg of Marshalltown, Iowa, left, who will play the ro...

Eleven anti-integrationists in handcuffs are led from the federal building in Knoxville, Tenn., Dec. 6, 1956 by United States marshals to the Knox Cou...

Eleven anti-integrationists in handcuffs are led from the Federal Building in Knoxville, Tennessee on Dec. 6, 1956 by United States marshals to the Kn...

Joel Meredith, right, Anderson County register of deeds, issued a charter to the Tennessee White Youth, a teen-age version of White Citizens Councils...

Tired girl slouches in a chair at Democratic National headquarters in Washington, D.C., as her boyfriend scans election returns on Nov. 7, 1956 after...