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Emotions Take Over: Army Private Ronald Lockman, 23, of Philadelphia, hugs his mother, Mrs. Vivan Williams, during emotional press conference following his conviction and sentencing at San Francisco’s Presidio. Lockman was convicted of refusing to obey orders to go to Vietnam, and was sentenced to two and a half years at hard labor, November 1967
Emotions Take Over: Army Private Ronald Lockman, 23, of Philadelphia, hugs his mother, Mrs. Vivan Williams, during emotional press conference following his conviction and sentencing at San Francisco’s Presidio. Lockman was convicted of refusing to obey orders to go to Vietnam, and was sentenced to two and a half years at hard labor, November 1967
Emotions Take Over: Army Private Ronald Lockman, 23, of Philadelphia, hugs his mother, Mrs. Vivan Williams, during emotional press conference following his conviction and sentencing at San Francisco’s Presidio. Lockman was convicted of refusing to obey orders to go to Vietnam, and was sentenced to two and a half years at hard labor, November 1967

Emotions Take Over: Army Private Ronald Lockman, 23, of Philadelphia, hugs his mother, Mrs. Vivan Williams, during emotional press conference following his conviction and sentencing at San Francisco’s Presidio. Lockman was convicted of refusing to obey orders to go to Vietnam, and was sentenced to two and a half years at hard labor, November 1967

Maker (American, b. 1926)
Date11/1/1967
MediumVintage Associated Press wirephoto
Dimensions8(?) x 6(?) inches
Credit LineGift of Jennifer & Marc Lipschultz
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Object number2024.310
Status
Not on view
Kotouc To Court: Captain Eugene M. Kotouc, left, arrives at court with his military attorney, Captain James Lane. Kotouc, 37, of Humboldt, Nebraska went on trial in a general court-martial at Fort McPherson, Georgia April 26th, 1971 charged with maiming and assaulting a prisoner after a U.S. Army raid on My Lai Vietnam, in 1968. He faces a maximum sentence of 10-years imprisonment if convicted
Kotouc To Court: Captain Eugene M. Kotouc, left, arrives at court with his military attorney, Captain James Lane. Kotouc, 37, of Humboldt, Nebraska went on trial in a general court-martial at Fort McPherson, Georgia April 26th, 1971 charged with maiming and assaulting a prisoner after a U.S. Army raid on My Lai Vietnam, in 1968. He faces a maximum sentence of 10-years imprisonment if convicted
Joe Holloway Jr.
4/26/1971
Tunnel Rat: Sergeant Ronald Payne, 21, of Atlanta, Georgia, emerges from Viet Cong tunnel holding his silencer-equipped revolver with which he fired at guerrillas scurrying ahead of him underground. Payne and others of the 196th Light Infantry Brigade propped the massive tunnel in Hobo Woods, South Vietnam, and found detailed maps and plans of the enemy. The infantrymen who explored the complex are known as "tunnel rats." They were called out of the tunnels today and nauseating gas was pumped in, January 21, 1967
Tunnel Rat: Sergeant Ronald Payne, 21, of Atlanta, Georgia, emerges from Viet Cong tunnel holding his silencer-equipped revolver with which he fired at guerrillas scurrying ahead of him underground. Payne and others of the 196th Light Infantry Brigade propped the massive tunnel in Hobo Woods, South Vietnam, and found detailed maps and plans of the enemy. The infantrymen who explored the complex are known as "tunnel rats." They were called out of the tunnels today and nauseating gas was pumped in, January 21, 1967
Unknown Artist
1/21/1967
A police officer of the 9th precinct patiently waits in the hospital emergency ward for a victim, shot in the leg, to say what happened. The man said he knew nothing but the police found out afterwards he had visited a private social club and was shot in a dispute. Because his leg wound is not considered serious at the moment, the man is waiting in the hospital hallway to be operated on, Bellevue Hospital Emergency Ward, New York City
A police officer of the 9th precinct patiently waits in the hospital emergency ward for a victim, shot in the leg, to say what happened. The man said he knew nothing but the police found out afterwards he had visited a private social club and was shot in a dispute. Because his leg wound is not considered serious at the moment, the man is waiting in the hospital hallway to be operated on, Bellevue Hospital Emergency Ward, New York City
Leonard Freed
1976
President for Life: President "Papa Doc" Duvalier of Haiti sits on top steps of Palace in Port au Prince, surrounded by his guards. Occasion was his third anniversary as president for life of the Caribbean negro nation. Duvalier has just emerged from another Haitian crisis and observers see no end soon to his despotic rule, June 1967
President for Life: President "Papa Doc" Duvalier of Haiti sits on top steps of Palace in Port au Prince, surrounded by his guards. Occasion was his third anniversary as president for life of the Caribbean negro nation. Duvalier has just emerged from another Haitian crisis and observers see no end soon to his despotic rule, June 1967
Eddie Adams
6/1/1967
Says His Brother Is The Boss: Ngo Dinh Nhu, brother of Vietnam President Ngo Dinh Diem, is pictured today during news interview in Saigon. Nhu said he has no political ambitions and that his brother is boss of his country. Nhu and the president both expressed hope for a quick return to normalcy from South Vietnam’s political-religious crisis. Both forecast an improvement in strained relations with the U.S., September 5, 1963
Says His Brother Is The Boss: Ngo Dinh Nhu, brother of Vietnam President Ngo Dinh Diem, is pictured today during news interview in Saigon. Nhu said he has no political ambitions and that his brother is boss of his country. Nhu and the president both expressed hope for a quick return to normalcy from South Vietnam’s political-religious crisis. Both forecast an improvement in strained relations with the U.S., September 5, 1963
Horst Faas
9/5/1963
Image Not Available for Untitled (side view of a seated figure holding one of his hand to his mouth)
Untitled (side view of a seated figure holding one of his hand to his mouth)
Maryan S. Maryan (called Maryan)
1962
Image Not Available for Untitled (side view of a man pointing his thumbs to his mouth)
Untitled (side view of a man pointing his thumbs to his mouth)
Maryan S. Maryan (called Maryan)
1962
Image Not Available for Untitled (figure wearing a hat with his hand to his mouth holding a dark circular object)
Untitled (figure wearing a hat with his hand to his mouth holding a dark circular object)
Maryan S. Maryan (called Maryan)
1962
Untitled [...he got his furniture out of storage, and that night he and his wife hired a taxi and took their six young children there.]
Untitled [...he got his furniture out of storage, and that night he and his wife hired a taxi and took their six young children there.]
Ben Shahn
1948
On a Motorbike Built for one: Vietnamese father loads his five youngsters on his motorcycle and sets out for a spin over the streets of Saigon, January 1, 1967
On a Motorbike Built for one: Vietnamese father loads his five youngsters on his motorcycle and sets out for a spin over the streets of Saigon, January 1, 1967
Dang Van Phuoc
1/1/1967
The Old and the New: young Iranian arrives aboard his Japanese-made motorbike to visit his relative at compound north of Gonbad. The Turkoman nomadic tribesmen live in a lifestyle quite unlike their younger contemporaries, August 20, 1971
The Old and the New: young Iranian arrives aboard his Japanese-made motorbike to visit his relative at compound north of Gonbad. The Turkoman nomadic tribesmen live in a lifestyle quite unlike their younger contemporaries, August 20, 1971
Horst Faas
8/20/1971
Candid Study: close-up of President Ford as he rides in his limousine during his first week in office, August 15, 1974
Candid Study: close-up of President Ford as he rides in his limousine during his first week in office, August 15, 1974
David Hume Kennerly
8/15/1974