Straeter, William Paul (2024)

Jim Ryun, 18 year old freshman at Kansas University, has an almost nonchalant expression as he finishes the Mile Run in 3:55.8 to set a new record in the Kansas Relays. (AP Photo/William P. Straeter)

Lovell Richardson Mantle pours a glass of milk for her son, promising New York Yankees rookie Mickey Mantle, at the family’s home in Commerce, Okla., April 1951. The original caption says Mantle drank “copious” quantities of milk. The Commerce Comet was at home waiting for word from his local draft board; he was classified 4-F because of a leg injury and osteomyelitis, and was deferred from service in the Korean War. (AP Photo/William P. Straeter)

Little 15-month-old Lyn Nugent, grandson of President Johnson, lower left, is proudly displayed by "grandpa" atop the president's car after a visit at the home of former President Harry Truman in Independence, Mo., Oct. 11, 1968. At lower right is Luc Baines Johnson (Mrs. Pat Nugent), daughter of the president. President Johnson paid a surprise quickie visit to the Trumans. (AP Photo/William P. Straeter)

FILE - In this Jan. 6, 1960 file photo, Perry Edward Smith is led by police officers into the courthouse at Garden City, Kan. Smith was arrested in Las Vegas and charged with first degree murder in the slaying of four members of the Herbert Clutter family at their farm house in Holcomb, Kan. Fifty years ago, the Clutter murders inspired Truman Capote to write "In Cold Blood". A Florida detective wants to exhume the bodies of Edward Smith and accomplice Richard Hickock to see if there is evidence linking the two men to the 1959 murders of four in a rural community south of Sarasota. (AP Photo/William Straeter, FILE)

President Richard Nixon, left, and former President Harry Truman, followed by Pat Nixon and Mrs. Truman, walk from the Truman home to visit the Truman Library in Independence, Mo. on Friday, March 22, 1969. The President and Mrs. Nixon paid a visit to the Trumans in Independence, Mo. (AP Photo/William Straeter )

Under the watchful gaze of an instructor, Corporal John D. Smith, rock 'n' roll singer Elvis Presley adjusts a blanket on an upper bunk in Fort Chaffee, Arkansas on March 25, 1958. Presley and 21 other recruits arrived from the Memphis, Tennessee induction center. (AP Photo/William P. Straeter)

Defiant white students at Arkansas' North Little Rock High School block the doors of the school, denying access to six African-American students enrolled in the school Sept. 9, 1957. Moments later the African American students were shoved down a flight of stairs and onto the sidewalk, where city police broke up the altercation. Jerry Jones, 14, who is now the owner of the Dallas Cowboys football team, is seen standing in the back row of students, wearing a striped shirt. (AP Photo/William P. Straeter)

Wilt Chamberlain (13), Kansas University's phenomenal scoring star, jumps high and flings ball toward basket to score two of the record 45 points in the Big Seven Conference Pre-Season Basketball Tournament in Kansas City, Dec. 29, 1956. The Jay Hawks defeated Colorado 80-54 to win the tournament. Wilt not only set high scoring mark single game with 45 points, but also set new record total of 93 points for three games. Seen attempting to guard Chamberlain is Jim Cadle (20), Colorado, while looking on is George Redhair (3), Colorado. (AP Photo/William P. Straeter)

With clothes, helmet and rifle at his side, Sgt. Harry Heldreth of 1387 Lake View Road, Cleveland, Ohio, sunbathes on an Imjin River beach in Korea not far behind the front lines, July 4, 1951. (AP Photo/William Straeter)