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Images Dated 7th May 1970

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Images Dated 7th May 1970: Portrait of Lloyd Bentsen

Portrait of Lloyd Bentsen
(Original Caption) Washington: Lloyd Bentsen, Senatorial candidate from Texas-Democrat

Images Dated 7th May 1970: The Latin Quarter Night Club, Wardour Street, off Leicester Square

The Latin Quarter Night Club, Wardour Street, off Leicester Square. May 1970 P018472

Images Dated 7th May 1970: Wilt Chamberlain and Others Leaping for Basketball

Wilt Chamberlain and Others Leaping for Basketball
(Original Caption) Bouncer

Images Dated 7th May 1970: Workmen Building a Papyrus Boat

Workmen Building a Papyrus Boat
(Original Caption) Ra II Nearly Complete. Safi, Morocco: Aymara Indian tribesmen relax in coolness of giant tent, beneath which the papyrus boat Ra II is being constructed

Images Dated 7th May 1970: 5th Dimension Celebrating Grammy Award

5th Dimension Celebrating Grammy Award
(Original Caption) Las Vegas, Nevada: Up, Up and Away, the first hit record for the 5th Dimension, was literally the group's mood, May 7th 1970

Images Dated 7th May 1970: Ernie Banks Resting on Baseball Bat

Ernie Banks Resting on Baseball Bat
(Original Caption) Ernie Banks, Chicago Cubs infielder, is shown holding a baseball bat in head and shoulders shot

Images Dated 7th May 1970: Penelope Tree Modeling Peasant Costume

Penelope Tree Modeling Peasant Costume
(Original Caption) Peasant Garb Modelled by Penelope Tree. New York: Penelope Tress, daughter of Marietta Tree, former U.S. Delegate to the U.N. models an Oscar de la Renta peasant costume

Images Dated 7th May 1970: Kent State Students Dispersing Amid Tear Gas

Kent State Students Dispersing Amid Tear Gas
(Original Caption) 5/7/1970-Kent, OH- Kent State University students disperse as tear gas-firing National Guardsmen (background) follow in pursuit on the university's campus May 4

Images Dated 7th May 1970: Demonstrators Flee Tear Gas

Demonstrators Flee Tear Gas
Anti-war demonstrators at Kent State University run as National Guardsmen fire tear gas and bullets into the crowd

Images Dated 7th May 1970: Abraham Beame

Abraham Beame
(Original Caption) New York, New York: New York City Comptroller, Abraham Beame, wearing a suit and smiling. May 7, 1970

Images Dated 7th May 1970: 1970 World Cup tournament in Mexico. Mirror photographer Monte Fresco in the Azteca

1970 World Cup tournament in Mexico. Mirror photographer Monte Fresco in the Azteca Stadium. May 1970

Images Dated 7th May 1970: Frank Sinatra, signing autographs outside the Royal Festival Hall, London

Frank Sinatra, signing autographs outside the Royal Festival Hall, London, Thursday 7th May 1970. He is in the UK to perform two charity concerts in aid of childrens charities

Images Dated 7th May 1970: Most drivers prefer to wait for the weekend before letting off steam

Most drivers prefer to wait for the weekend before letting off steam. But not Malcolm Bell

1970 World Cup tournament in Mexico. Mirror photographer Monte Fresco in the Azteca Stadium. May 1970

Jean Raymond May 1970 glamour model married Strip club owner mr Paul Raymond

Peter the Panda travels First class on the train to Sheffield to meet Dick Emery

Images Dated 7th May 1970: Princess Margaret Holding Gun on visit to RAF Odiham, Hants Firearm revolver

Princess Margaret Holding Gun on visit to RAF Odiham, Hants Firearm revolver May 1970

Images Dated 7th May 1970: England world cup squad at the rodeo at the Olmpic village in Mexico as they relax before

England world cup squad at the rodeo at the Olmpic village in Mexico as they relax before participating in the 1970 World cup tournament in Mexico Bobby Charlton tries on a sombrero May 1970

Images Dated 7th May 1970: Paddy Hopkirk (in white) (Car 98) with co-driver Tony Nash

Paddy Hopkirk (in white) (Car 98) with co-driver Tony Nash, pause during a walk along the beach front to watch their third driver Neville Johnston, who began walking on his hands

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