Jerry Rubin
Jerry Rubin, a Yippie Leader, chats with a companion in Chicago on Dec. 3, 1968, who said her name was Nancy, after he was ordered by judge to call off his collegiate lecture tour and stay in Illinois until his trial on charges of soliciting mob action at the Democratic National Convention. Judge Minor K. Wilson ruled Rubin could leave the state for New York City court appearances and to testify before the House Committee on Un-American Activities in Washington. (AP Photo/Paul Cannon)
Storms and Hurricanes
The waterfront presented this scene of havoc following a three-day northeast storm at Winthrop, Mass., on Dec. 3, 1945. The seawall, roadway, and house-fronts suffered from the elements. Two state guardsmen at extreme right are part of a detachment posted to prevent looting. (AP Photo)
The Who Concert Tragedy 1979
A photographer takes pictures at the doorway in Cincinnati, Dec. 4, 1979 where several people were killed as a crowd surged into a rock concert in Cincinnati's Riverfront Coliseum on Monday evening. The force of the stampede bent the pipe standard at right. (AP Photo/Brian Horton)
Vatican II Paul VI 1963
Pope Paul VI gestures to council fathers as he is carried on his portable throne through the main nave of St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City, Dec. 3, 1963. The pope was en route to a session of the Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council at which he issued a personal decree extending the powers of bishops. (AP Photo/Mario Torrisi)
Canada Trappers
A trapper holds a catch in the far north of Canada around Dec. 3, 1934. A team of huskies can be seen in the background. Trappers in Canada put down traps, bait them and then make a round of them by sleigh. A trip lasts several days and all provisions are carried by a team of huskies. (AP Photo)
Anti School Text Book Protester 1974
The crusader against "those dirty books" sits stoically on a curbside in Charleston, West Virginia, Dec. 3, 1974, where schools have been firebombed, school buses fired at, and two persons seriously injured in the controversy. Elsewhere in the nation, many of the same minority-oriented textbooks are now read by millions of public school students with out major problems. (AP Photo)