Martin Luther King
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Dr. Martin Luther King, civil rights leader, addresses crowd in front of Alabama’s State Capitol at Montgomery, Ala., on March 25, 1965 as he called for a continuation of the protests against alleged voting discrimination against African Americans. The rally climaxed a five-day civil rights march from Selma, Ala., starting Sunday, to Montgomery. (AP Photo)
King Christian Of Denmark Copenhagen
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King Christian of Denmark riding on horseback through the streets of Copenhagen, Denmark on March 25, 1936. (AP Photo)
Stop Hitler Parade
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Nine-year-old Helen Stor, clad in Bohemian native costume, holds coin boxes against Hitler that will circulate in New York, March 25, 1939 when a "Stop Hitler" parade was planned by the American Council to Combat Nazi Invasion, with Rabbi Stephen S. Wise as honorary grand marshal, sponsors of the parade said they expected 250,000 to mass. (AP Photo)
Medrano Circus 1954
- Jacques Marqueton
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A Roman gladiator stunt by a member of the Henry Carre equestrian troupe is shown in rehearsal at Paris Medrano Circus, March 25, 1954. (AP Photo/Jacques Marqueton)
Eawatchf AP I ITA APHS EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET SIGNING 1957
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Dutch foreing Minister Joseph Luns, center with striped suit, and his undersecretary Linthorst Homan sign the treaty for the European Common Market and Euratom in Rome's City Hall, Italy, March 25, 1957. (AP Photo/Str)
Nikita Khrushchev
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Soviet Prime Minister Nikita Khrushchev shakes hands with workers at the mint in Paris, March 25, 1960 as he continued his state visit to France. (AP Photo)
Ralph Abernathy
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Dr. Ralph Abernathy, right, close associate to Dr. Martin Luther King, leaders of the civil rights march on Alabama state capitol at Montgomery, Ala. on March 25, 1965, reads papers served on the marchers by sheriff deputies seeking to halt an African American boycott of buses in Selma Ala., where today’s march started five days ago. (AP Photo)
Gloria Steinem 1972
- Charles Harrity
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Women's rights leader Gloria Steinem is shown at a rally of welfare demonstrators on the Washington Monument grounds after a march past the White House, March 25, 1972. (AP Photo/Charles Harrity)
Muhammad Ali
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Heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali, wearing his training boots a day after he defeated Chuck Wepner in Cleveland, reads the paper in his hotel room in Cleveland, March 25, 1975. Ali and Wepner went 15 rounds on Monday before the referee called the fight on a technical knockout. (AP Photo)
Henry Winkler Washington
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Henry Winkler, "the Fonz" in television's popular "Happy Days" is pictured in his motel room in Santa Rosa, Calif. on Friday, March 25, 1977, talking by phone to the senate's subcommittee on alcoholism and drug abuse during a hearing in Washington. His phone call to Washington followed a video-taped statement in which he said that while in college he "chugged" water instead of beer and was respected for it.
Carol Burnett, Maria Hooper
- Wally Fong
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Entertainer Carol Burnett signs autograph for fan Maria Hooper as Miss Burnett walked from a Los Angeles courtroom in morning on Wednesday, March 25, 1981 in Los Angeles. Jury continued deliberations on Wednesday in Burnett’s libel trial against the National Enquirer. (AP Photo/ Wally Fong)
Fashion Ready-To-Wear Posters
- Jacques Langevin
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Unidentified models wear poster dresses with portraits of the late President John F. Kennedy and first lady Jackie Kennedy, hand-painted on crepe de chine at the Fall-Winter ready-to-wear collection from French couturier Jean-Charles de Castelbajack in Paris, March 25, 1983. (AP Photo/Jacques Langevin)
Libya: U.S. Bombing
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Some 200 demonstrators march along the Nicollet Mall in Minneapolis, Minnesota on March 25, 1986 to protest U.S. actions in Libya. The marchers were headed to the Federal Building where they set up their picket line. (AP Photo/Larry Salzman)
Poitier Freeman
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Academy Award nominee Morgan Freeman and Pamela Poitier, daughter of Sidney Poitier, pose at a party for the cast of "Gospel At Colonus," at Sardi's in New York, March 25, 1988. Freeman and Poitier are part of the 64-person cast. (AP Photo/Adam Stoltman)
Frankie Avalon
- Amy Sancetta
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Frankie Avalon admires a plaque, Thursday, March 25, 1988 that will be placed in the sidewalk along the Philadelphia Music Walk of Fame in his honor. The ?Walk? honors members of the music industry who had their roots in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Amy Sancetta)
RICK PITINO CARLESIMO
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University of Kentucky coach Rick Pitino. left, chats with Seton Hall coach P. J. Carlesimo on the floor at the Spectrum in Philadelphia, Pa. Wednesday March 25, 1992. (AP Photo/Charles Arbogast)
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