Sen. Barry Goldwater, 1964

Barry Goldwater was in Monterey on Tuesday May 26, 1964 - grim and fighting and locked in a desperate race for the Republican nomination over Nelson Rockefeller in Tuesday's presidential primary. The 55-year-old Arizona senator, the champion of the conservative movement in America, addressed more than 2,500 of his fans in front of Monterey's historic Colton Hall.

Crosby Pro/Am, 1964

Jack Nicklaus plays Monterey Peninsula Country Club during his second round at the 1964 Crosby Pro-Am. Photo: Monterey County Herald, 1/17/64

Big Sur Mudslide, 1972

Perry Davis, manager of the River Inn, checks on damage to cars and structures from a massive mudslide in Big Sur on Wednesday, November 15, 1972. (Ben Lyon/Monterey County Herald)

Eldon Dedini, Sept. 1967

Eldon Dedini was a cartoonist whose work has appeared in Esquire, The New Yorker, Playboy and elsewhere. He received the National Cartoonists Society Gag Cartoon Award for 1958, 1961, 1964 and 1988 for his work. Mr. Dedini did around 1,200 cartoons for Playboy and 630 for The New Yorker in a career that also included Disney cartoons, ads for broccoli and thirteen posters for the annual Pebble Beach Concours d' Elegance. "The gag is the whole secret of cartooning" he once said. "Style alone will never sell a bum joke. So you can drwa. A million people can draw. The question is, are you funny?"