Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones talks with Ed Sullivan as Keith Richards looks on while on the set of 'The Ed Sullivan Show'

Ed Sullivan talks with British rock and roll singer Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones on the set of "The Ed Sullivan Show," in New York City in this Sept. 11, 1966 archive photo, which also captures Jagger's bandmate Keith Richards watching with arms crossed above his guitar.

Job fair gives veterans a boost in job search

Jessica McGwin, right, of Walkerton, Ind., has questions for Work One representatives Roger Bonilla, left, and Dwight Daniel at the Hiring Our Heroes job fair for veterans and military personnel Thursday at Portage American Legion Post 260.

Job fair gives veterans a boost in job search

Robert Bacon of Hobart, left, chats with Merrill Lynch representative Michael H. Gordon at the Hiring Our Heroes job fair for veterans and military personnel Thursday at Portage American Legion Post 260.

Rajai Davis; Conor Gillaspie

The Blue Jays' Rajai Davis, right, steals third base in front of White Sox third baseman Conor Gillaspie during the first inning of Thursday's game in Toronto.

White Sox Blue Jays Baseball

White Sox starting pitcher Jose Quintana struck out seven Toronto batters in 6 2/3 innings of Wednesday's 7-0 win.

Fred Williamson, Kansas City Chiefs MUG

Fred Williamson, Kansas City Chiefs football, 1966.

Large flag unfurled at game

Members of the Munster High football team unfurl a huge U.S. flag before the start of the Lowell-Munster boys basketball game Friday.

Whiting American Legion serves up respect for veterans

Mike Wooden, commander for the Indiana American Legion 1st District, prepares more spaghetti Monday during a free dinner for veterans at Post 80 in Whiting.

Whiting American Legion serves up respect for veterans

Lansing resident and Navy veteran John Krull, left, on Monday waits for his free spaghetti dinner served by Harry Triplett, sergeant at arms for American Legion Post 80 in Whiting. Post Cmdr. Bill Palmer said he hoped to serve free dinners to more than 100 veterans.

Whiting American Legion serves up respect for veterans

Hammond resident and Navy veteran John Matura and wife Ann enjoy a spaghetti dinner Monday at American Legion Post 80 in Whiting. The post has been serving free spaghetti dinners on Veterans Day for 12 years now.

Whiting American Legion serves up respect for veterans

Whiting resident and Army veteran Dalton Castle, of American Legion Post 80, enjoys conversation with friends Monday during a spaghetti dinner for veterans in Whiting.

Let's correct America's faults the way our forefathers did

The true American (citizen/worker) is in a squeeze, what with the Democratic Party running rampant with making laws that allow many citizens who are too lazy to work to have a good life on laws made to help the unfortunate citizen who really needs help.