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Mick Jagger dressed as Australia's legendary Ned Kelly in the car that took him back to the set, after lunching at the police cafe at Russell Street Police Headquarters in Melbourne, Australia on July 11, year unknown.

Obed Ndwandwe, who is living with AIDS, undresses at his home in Hlabisa 400 kilometers (249 miles) north of Durban, South Africa, Thursday, July 13, 2000. Hlabisa is the region known to have the highest rate of HIV/ AIDS in South Africa. A report released at the 13th Internatinal AIDS Conference in Durban by the United States Agency for International Development stated that nearly 28 million children in Africa will lose one or both parents to the disease by the year 2010.

Babe Ruth, pitching ca. 1916, was the leading pitcher on the championship Boston Red Sox team until his ability at the bat forced managers to put him in the lineup full-time. Ruth pitched for the Red Sox from 1914 to 1918, pitching in the World Series in 1916 and 1918, before joining the New York Yankees, where he became the Sultan of Swat.

Senator Richard Nixon arrives at the Republican National Convention in Convention Hall, Chicago, Ill., July 11, 1952, to be selected as the GOP Vice Presidential candidate.

Wimbledon champion Billie Jean King checks the muscle on her nemesis, Bobby Riggs, in New York, July 11, 1973. King and Riggs announced they will meet in a $100,000 tennis grudge match like the one in which Riggs bested Margaret Court earlier this year. Time and place is yet to be announced. Mrs. King is 26 years younger than Riggs.

Five graceful water nymphs poised on their aquaplane boards as they flash through the water at about fifty miles an hour in one of the preliminary races in the Annual Aquaplane Championships off Catalina Island, California, July 11, 1934.

Civilians carry bodies of relatives, July 11, 1972, killed in an ambush along Route 1, south of Quang Tri, Vietnam, two months ago. A Buddhist priest accompanies them here to a simple grave along roadside.

German born Dr. Albert Schweitzer, evangelic theologian, musician, philosopher, writer and physician, smiles after receiving an honorary doctor of laws degree from the University of Chicago, in Chicago, USA, July 11, 1949.

Hamatapa, a New Guinea native, is a bachelor decked out in his best finery on July 11, 1943. He carries a pipe in his bracelet, food in the nets, and chews betel nut.

Actor Jimmy Stewart, fresh from handling the controls of B-47 jet bomber for the first time, reports to Brig. Gen. William H. Blanchard, Strategic Air Command deputy director of operations, at Offutt Air Force Base, Omaha, Nebraska on July 11, 1956. Stewart, a reserve colonel who flew in to begin a two week duty tour, said the bomber "flies like a bird."

Huge Weber, left, and Alvin Schelbert, two Swiss climbers, pose after they had succeeded in opening a new way to the top of the north wall of the West Lavaredo peak in the Dolomite mountains around the famed winter sport resort Cortina d聮Ampezzo in northern Italy, July 11, 1959. In background the three towering Lavaredo peaks. The 1,770-foot vertical wall of one of the three peaks has difficulties of upper sixth degree, the top in the alpine scale and considered the limit of human possibility.

Stan Laurel holds Academy Awards Oscar presented to him for his creative pioneering in the field of cinema comedy on July 11, 1961.

Jomo Kenyatta, Prime Minister of Kenya, welcomes American judge Thurgood Marshall, "Mr. Civil Rights", after the latter's arrival in Nairobi, Kenya, July 11, 1963. Kenyatta had recently criticized the United States for its handling of racial problems and of the action of the police and the use of police dogs against African American demonstrators in the South. Judge Marshall is in Nairobi to explain, on behalf of the United States State Department, American "progress in racial equality".

Mexican racing driver Ricardo Rodriguez sitting in his burning Ferrari was overtaken by other cars today, July 11, 1971,during the race for the European Interseries Cup, which took place at Nuernberg's Noris-Ring racing circuit, Germany. Rodriguez, who collided with a guardrail, died on the way to hospital.

Roads Morgan, with his donkey Jackson, has spent the last two years living in a 12 by 29 foot shack in an isolated canyon in Sweetwater Mountains, California shown on July 11, 1977. Morgan, 57, gets food by keeping an assortment of odds and ends to trade with campers traveling up and down the winding road near his home. He says he'd rather trade for goods than buy them.

Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt, seated at left, is seen with his family, July 11, 1932. Seated, left to right: the governor, his wife Eleanor holding their granddaughter Anna; their daughter Anna Roosevelt Dall holding son Curtis Dall, Jr.; and the governor's mother Sara Delano Roosevelt. Standing, from left to right: Gov. Roosevelt's sons Franklin Jr., James, and John Roosevelt, and son-in-law Curtis Dall.

John Travolta, right, Sylvestor Stallone and his wife, Sasha, are seen arriving at the world premiere of their movie "Staying Alive" in Hollywood, Ca., on July 11, 1983. Stallone wrote, directed and produced the movie. The premiere is a benefit for The Stallone Fund for Autism research. Stallone's brother Frank can be seen in the background.

A Muslim guerrilla in Afghanistan's Paktia Province shows off his combat ration of peanut butter from the United States, July 11, 1986 in Afghanistan. Many of his fellow guerrillas battling the Soviet-backed Communist government don't like the American food and have been throwing it away.

Cowgirls replace cowboys in rounding up cattle in Florida, shown July 11, 1944. With the men who normally ride the range in service in the war, women and youths take the reins. Cattle-raising is big business here, with investment totaling $100 million.