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John D. Rockefeller, Sr., American industrialist and philanthropist in Cleveland, Nov. 1911.

Fifteen-year-old Julio Castillo eyes firefighters and emergency services police as they work with cutting torches to remove the section of fence which pierced his jaw at 47-15 48th St. in the Queens borough of New York, July 8, 1989. Castillo was impaled when he slipped while trying to scale the fence, and he was transported to the hospital with the metal bars still in place. Castillo recovered with no significant injury.

Walter Johnson, famous pitcher for the Washington baseball team, holding his cherished baseball on July 8, 1937, autographed by former President Taft in 1910, the first ball ever pitched by a president to open and big league ball game.

The dockyard Tic-Tic Man in the foreground gives the signal and other dockers guide an American tank to rest on a British quayside, pictorial evidence of the real help that America is giving the British war effort, July 8, 1941. The tank is being loaded on to an English railway wagon at a British port ready to be delivered to army headquarters.

Major William E. Kepner, left, and Captain A. W. Stevens shown in the gondola of their stratosphere balloon at Rapid City, S.D., July 8, 1934. They made final preparations to take off just as soon as the weather permits.

U.S. sailors climb and swing and splash on a carefree holiday at the Fleet Recreation Center on a Pacific Island shown July 8, 1943, established by construction battalions as a haven for healing the ill and wounded or the recreation of the healthy.

Humphrey Bogart, star of "conflict," conversing between takes while his bicycle close at hand for a fast getaway when lunch call is given in Hollywood on July 8, 1945. Person at right unidentified.

Lawrence Rutz stops his truck on the West Channel Bridge at LaCrosse, Wisconsin, July 8, 1946, to clear May flies from the front of his vehicle. Mayflies became so thick, they obstructed motorist's view, clogged radiators, and made roadway of bridge slippery.

Prince Charles, eight-year-old heir to the British Throne, center, is just one of the boys during a sports day, at the private school he is attending near Buckingham Palace, July 8, 1957, London, England. He's an agile Prince as he swings across a simulated chasm on a steel bar. He's also a helpful Prince, giving school mates a hand to move a model of an 8-pound field gun across the breach. The Queen attended and watched her son participate also in foot race and cricket match.

Senator John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts and his wife, Jacqueline, center, talk to stewardess Andree Picq at New York's Idlewild Airport on July 8, 1960. The Kennedys flew in from the family home at Hyannis, Mass., in the plane in background. Kennedy will leave New York following day for Los Angeles and the Democratic National Convention. His wife, who is expecting their second child, will return home. Miss Picq, a native of France and now a U.S. citizen, said she would cast her first presidential vote for Kennedy if his party's convention nominates him.

Thick smoke and flames still rise from the mangled remains of the Piper Alpha oil platform in the North Sea off the coast of Scotland in Aberdeen, July, 8, 1988. One-hundred-sixty oil workers were killed when a massive explosion and fire ripped through the platform Wednesday night.

Members of the Maryland National Guard helped a couple of recruits aboard as the prepared to leave Cambridge, July 8, 1963. The guardsmen ended a 25-day watch to prevent racial disorders in the city. Pvt. John Todder (in truck) takes two puppies in a helmet from PFC John W. Cheseldine who sprained his arm during his stay here.

A Greek Cypriot patrol boat burns fiercely, after an attack by Turkish Air Force jets, off Xeros, Cyprus, on July 8, 1964. Six of its crew were reported to have been killed and 15 others wounded.

Artist Pablo Picasso is seen at Nice Airport, July 8, 1965.

Margaret Wolfe, 3, of Troy, N.Y., shares her drink with a horse at Land of Make Believe Park in Upper Jay, New York, in the Adirondack mountains during a visit, July 8, 1968.

Members said to be from a lost tribe named the Tasaday Namube by a Philippine Government Agency, are shown in the rugged mountain forests of Mindanao Island July 8,1971, in the southern Philippines. An agency spokesman said the tribe, which may total no more than 100 persons, was discovered living in the style of the stone age and cut off from the outside world for hundreds of years.

Clark Kent, aka Superman portrayed by Christopher Reeve, raises his hand as he and Lois Lane, portrayed by Margot Kidder, left, are mugged by an armed man in an alleyway in the Lower East Side during a scene from "Superman" filmed in New York City, Friday, July 8, 1977.

Actor Rob Lowe and actress Melissa Gilbert are shown together in Los Angeles, Ca. on July 8, 1985.

This is a general view of the forest fire which consumed 13,000 acres of the Custer State Park as efforts continued bring the fire under control in Custer, S.D. on July 8, 1988.

Former basketball player Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, right, towers over fellow player Muggsy Bogues backstage at the Jim Thorpe Pro Sprots Awards in Los Angeles, Ca., July 8, 1995.