McCartney
- HAROLD MATOSIAN
- Updated
Paul McCartney of the Beatles and his wife Linda make a surprise appearance at the Grammy Awards in Hollywood, March 16, 1971. McCartney picked up Grammys for himself, John Lennon, and George Harrison for best original score written for the motion picture "Let It Be." (AP Photo/Harold P. Matosian)
Walter Mondale and Sean Donlon 1979
- JEFF TAYLOR
- Updated
Vice President Walter Mondale, left, accepts some Irish crystal and a bunch of shamrocks from Irish Ambassador Sean Donlon at the White House in Washington, March 16, 1979. The gifts are all part of remembering St. Patrick's Day. (AP Photo/Jeff Taylor)
Dean
- ASSOCIATED PRESS
- Updated
Brothers Paul "Daffy" Dean, left, and Jerome "Dizzy" Dean, both pitchers for the St. Louis Cardinals, are shown in Miami, Fla., March 16, 1935. (AP Photo)
Brooklyn Battery Tunnel
- Bob Wands
- Updated
The Manhattan entrance to the New Brooklyn-battery tunnel in New York City, March 16, 1950 linking the lower tip of the Borough of Manhattan with the Borough of Brooklyn, which is expected to open some time around the end of May 1950. The 9,117-foot tunnel is the longest ever built in the U.S., according to engineers of the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority, which is directing the project. Costing $80,000,000 it has two tubes, each with two traffic lanes which will accommodate some 16,000,000 motor vehicles annually. Construction was started on Oct. 28th, 1940, with a three-year shutdown during the war. Governors Islands in New York Bay is seen in center distance in this view. (AP Photo/Bob Wands)
USA CIVIL RIGHTS
- UNKNOWN
- Updated
Victor Cobb (right), the manager of a dining room in Atlanta's Trailways Bus Terminal, asks African American sit down demonstrators to leave his lunch counter on March 16, 1960. The demonstrators stared at him in silence and refused to leave and were then arrested by the officer behind. (AP Photo)
EIFFEL TOWER
- ASSOCIATED PRESS
- Updated
The Eiffel Tower is lit with a huge thermometer made up of electric lights in Paris, France, March 16, 1934. The degrees, in centigrade measurements, are indicated by a luminous arrow. (AP Photo)
Starved Rock Murders 1960
- Charles Knoblock
- Updated
The body of a female beating victim is carried along a snow-covered trail in St. Louis Canyon in Starved Rock State Park, near Ottawa, Ill., March 16, 1960. Three women, all from Riverside, Ill., were discovered beaten to death in a cave in the canyon. (AP Photo/Charles Knoblock)
Native Americans
- Barry Sweet
- Updated
Native American leader Bob Satiacum of Tacoma, Washington presents a colorful protest appearance at a Native American demonstration at the federal courthouse in Seattle, Washington on March 16, 1970. Native Americans marched to back up demands that they be given Ft. Lawton in Seattle for a cultural and educational center. Native American at left took part in the demonstrations at Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay. (AP Photo/Barry Sweet)
Yankees Braves Exhibition Game 1929
- ASSOCIATED PRESS
- Updated
Babe Ruth slams one out during exhibition game with the Boston Braves at St. Petersburg, Fla., March 16, 1929. Yankees won game, 6-3. (AP Photo)
My Lai Massacre Investigation 1969
- John Duricka
- Updated
Robert E. Jordan III, Army general counsel, shown in Washington on Nov. 21, 1969, tells a Pentagon news conference, the army is investigating an additional 24 soldiers and ex-soldiers in connection with the alleged massacre of a large number of South Vietnamese civilians in March 1968. One officer has been charged with murder and a staff sergeant has been charged with assault with intent to commit murder in the incident. (AP Photo/John Duricka)
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McCartney
- HAROLD MATOSIAN
Paul McCartney of the Beatles and his wife Linda make a surprise appearance at the Grammy Awards in Hollywood, March 16, 1971. McCartney picked up Grammys for himself, John Lennon, and George Harrison for best original score written for the motion picture "Let It Be." (AP Photo/Harold P. Matosian)
Walter Mondale and Sean Donlon 1979
- JEFF TAYLOR
Vice President Walter Mondale, left, accepts some Irish crystal and a bunch of shamrocks from Irish Ambassador Sean Donlon at the White House in Washington, March 16, 1979. The gifts are all part of remembering St. Patrick's Day. (AP Photo/Jeff Taylor)
Brooklyn Battery Tunnel
- Bob Wands
The Manhattan entrance to the New Brooklyn-battery tunnel in New York City, March 16, 1950 linking the lower tip of the Borough of Manhattan with the Borough of Brooklyn, which is expected to open some time around the end of May 1950. The 9,117-foot tunnel is the longest ever built in the U.S., according to engineers of the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority, which is directing the project. Costing $80,000,000 it has two tubes, each with two traffic lanes which will accommodate some 16,000,000 motor vehicles annually. Construction was started on Oct. 28th, 1940, with a three-year shutdown during the war. Governors Islands in New York Bay is seen in center distance in this view. (AP Photo/Bob Wands)
USA CIVIL RIGHTS
- UNKNOWN
Victor Cobb (right), the manager of a dining room in Atlanta's Trailways Bus Terminal, asks African American sit down demonstrators to leave his lunch counter on March 16, 1960. The demonstrators stared at him in silence and refused to leave and were then arrested by the officer behind. (AP Photo)
Starved Rock Murders 1960
- Charles Knoblock
The body of a female beating victim is carried along a snow-covered trail in St. Louis Canyon in Starved Rock State Park, near Ottawa, Ill., March 16, 1960. Three women, all from Riverside, Ill., were discovered beaten to death in a cave in the canyon. (AP Photo/Charles Knoblock)
Native Americans
- Barry Sweet
Native American leader Bob Satiacum of Tacoma, Washington presents a colorful protest appearance at a Native American demonstration at the federal courthouse in Seattle, Washington on March 16, 1970. Native Americans marched to back up demands that they be given Ft. Lawton in Seattle for a cultural and educational center. Native American at left took part in the demonstrations at Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay. (AP Photo/Barry Sweet)
My Lai Massacre Investigation 1969
- John Duricka
Robert E. Jordan III, Army general counsel, shown in Washington on Nov. 21, 1969, tells a Pentagon news conference, the army is investigating an additional 24 soldiers and ex-soldiers in connection with the alleged massacre of a large number of South Vietnamese civilians in March 1968. One officer has been charged with murder and a staff sergeant has been charged with assault with intent to commit murder in the incident. (AP Photo/John Duricka)