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"Stokely Carmichael (second left) at the airport yesterday, when he arrived to give a solidarity message for African Liberation Day. Beside him is Soyeni Barnes (third left)."

"Trinidad-born black Power leader Stokely Carmichael (left) examines a wall poster at the MRR cultural centre in Rennock Lodge Tuesday. Pointing out an item of interest is MRR Secretary Samuel Clayton. Beside him is Jamaican Howard University law…

"Re-dedication: Clergy and congregation on steps of the Stony Hill Methodist church say re-dedication prayer to opening of the main door by Mrs. Josephine Glasspole. In foreground from left, are Governor-General Florizel Glasspole, Mrs. Glasspole,…

'Some sit around, some stand around and some attend to the basic needs. This was the scene Norman Manley Airport yesterday as hundreds of stranded travelers contemplated their position and what to do about it. In the absence of those who serve, they…

"Colgate Palmolive's marketing director, Trevor Ottey (centre), conducting a strategy session last week for the plastic bottle collection drive to be launched this week-end in co-operation with the Boy Scouts. Others from left are: Owen James, plant…

"Entrance to the straw section of the Victoria Crafts Market. The Majestic Fountain in the courtyard was the scene of many a spectacular dives by fully clad sailors who patronised the market's cocktail lounge. The cabaret shows were held in this very…

"Stop the work..Street minister: Self-styled 'Street Minister' Pearnel Charles testing the compactness of marl covering Water Commission mains on Harbour Street in Kingston yesterday. Mr. Charles later gave instructions for the contractors to stop…

Persons travelling in a horse-drawn carriage along a street in Black River, St. Elizabeth.

Strelley cattle farm in north-western Australia is the base for an Aboriginal controlled education system designed to preserve the Aboriginal culture and identity. Children and teachers squat on the ground in the open air in traditional fashion."

"J.O.S. workers and city commuters pictured outside the Cross Roads Police Station yesterday after the workers went on a wild-cat strike claiming police beat up a driver."