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American music group The Jackson 5 return to school after their summer vacation; during which they played concerts in 40 cities. Top left is Marlon, top right is Michael. Below, from left to right, are Jackie, Tito and Jermaine. Aug. 31, 1971.

A policeman grabs a youth by the hair as another New York policeman clubs a long haired young man in a disorder in Greenwich Village, Aug. 31, 1970 in New York. The confrontation between police and demonstrators occurred after a Gay Power march. Police chased the crowds with raised night sticks and clubbed several persons.

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

Just back from the Far East, Helen Keller, one of the world's most famous deaf-blind persons, stopped in Dallas, Texas, Aug. 31, 1937 to visit her brother, P.B. Keller, with whom she is shown. The dog, Kamikaze, was a gift to Miss Keller while she was in the Far East. It was said the dog's name means "Wings of Gold."

Willie Stevens, 36, confessed rapist of little girls, nurses bullet wounds in his left arm at the police station in New Orleans, La., Aug. 31, 1943. The arm wounds were inflicted by Lt. Comdr. John P Vogt, of the U.S. Coast Guard, who opened fire on Stevens in the show-up room with two pistols after the Commander's 9-year-old daughter had identified Stevens as the attacker.

Four U.S. Marines are seen as they take a time out from supplying ammunition to the frontlines, during the invasion of Saipan, in the Mariana Islands, on Aug. 31, 1944.

U.S. troops returning from Europe fill every porthole as the HMS Queen Elizabeth pulls into a pier in New York Harbor Aug. 31, 1945.

Harold Mayes, (standing) sports editor for Empire News, chats with Sugar Ray Robinson, boxer at the training camp on Aug.31, 1951 at Pompton Lakes, New Jersey. Robinson is training for his return championship bout against Randy Turpin.

Rocky Marciano at Grossingers in New York for tale of the tape, Aug. 31, 1955.

U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower, left, talks with New York Yankees center fielder Mickey Mantle before the night game against the Washington Senators at Griffith Stadium in Washington, D.C., Aug. 31, 1956. The Yankees won, 6-4, and Mantle hit his 47th homer of the season.

Agatha Christie visits the Acropolis - Realizing a long-cherished dream British bestselling mystery writer Agatha Christie is visiting Greece. Here, she is shown sight-seeing in front of the Acropolis, Athens on Aug. 31, 1958.

Jane Fonda, teenage daughter of actor Henry Fonda, apparently achieves solid comfort on plush interior of a car as she relaxes Aug. 31,1959, between scenes of "Tall Story." The film is now in production in Hollywood and this will be Jane Fonda's first film.

Shop windows were smashed and business places wrecked when Sacco Vanzetti sympathizers became violent here in a post execution demonstration and many were injured in a clash with the police near the American Embassy. This view shows one of the places visited by the rioters on Aug. 31, 1927 in Cherbourg, France.

Acting as if its a routine affair, actor Gregory Peck carries an eight-month-old lion club at the London Zoo Aug. 31, 1965, but co-star Sophia Loren shows her doubts about this extra-curricular role. They are in London shooting a film, 聯Arabesque.聰

Mark Spitz of Carmichael, Cal., raises his hands acknowledging cheers from spectators after his fourth gold medal in the Summer Olympic swimming event in Munich Aug. 31, 1972. He went on to win a fifth gold medal.

The Gandolfi camera is not being allowed to die. Brothers Fred, 78, Arthur, 70, and their nephew Tom, 64, the bay of the team, are coming out of retirement to pass on their skills to keep the name Gandolfi on the World's finest Wooden cameras. The business was started in South London, where it remains, by Louis Gandolfi, a cabinet maker, in 1880, a far-sighted man who saw a future in the relatively new art of photography. Demand for his mahogany and brass bellows stand cameras was so great that the whole family of seven and his wife all pitched in the help. Louis Gandolfi and Sons was set to become the oldest and longest established wood camera makers in the world. In 1981, Fred Gandolfi, one of the remaining sons in the business had a road accident which damaged his hands, and at that time they decided that the firm was to be run down despite their having an order back full for four years in advance. However, demand for these quality all hand-built large-format cameras is such, that a firm in Hampshire, west of London, is hoping to be able to develop the skills and take over production to most the world demand for a quality which seems only to belong to a past generation. Gandolfi are traditionally strong wooden cameras, and a photographer needing a specialised camera could approach Gandolfi with their requests. In this image taken on Aug. 31, 1982 in the company's South London, United Kingdom, workshop, Tom Gandolfi attends a camera made in the workshop at the turn of the century and still going strong. It was fitted with the a wide-angled lens, and the camera was made with a drop baseboard and a rack and pinion in-box focusing.

Man identified by police as Richard Ramirez is taken from Hollenbeck police station in Los Angeles Saturday, Aug. 31, 1985, following his arrest. Ramirez is identified by police as the prime suspect in the 16 "Night Stalker" killings in California.

In the aftermath of the crash of an Aero Mexico jetliner and a small plane, rescue workers carry an injured resident on a stretcher to an ambulance, Aug. 31, 1986, Cerritos, Calif. Her husband, right, walks alongside, while firefighters fight flames in background.

General Manuel Antonio Noriega waves to the newsmen after a state council meeting, Aug. 31, 1989 at the presidential palace in Panama City, were they announced the new president of the republic.

Sunday's editions of New York City's newspapers carry headlines of the auto accident that killed Princess Diana, her friend Dodi Fayed, and their chauffeur early Sunday morning, Aug. 31, 1997, in Paris, France. The crash happen shortly after midnight in a tunnel along the River Seine, while being chased by photographers on motorcycles.