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"We want to go home: City commuters were singing this song in Downtown Kingston yesterday afternoon after JOS workers walked off their job charging police brutality. Picture shows the crowd at South Parade seeking alternative means of transport,…

"J.O.S. [Jamaica Omnibus Services] Engineering School re-opens: Training Officer, Ken R. Facey demonstrated the rocker gear assembly and its function to J.O.S. apprentices at the Tivoli Engineering Training School, opened on November 3."

"Into the light: A JOS bus yesterday afternoon abandoned the 'beaten path' and ripped into two utility poles at the corner of Windward and Elleston Roads. No one was injured, although the impact totally uprooted the poles which landed on top of the…

J.K. Holt demonstrates the correct grip of a cricket bat to a group of young cricketers.

John Ebenezer Clare McFarlane, founder and President of the Poetry League Society of Jamaica.

Michael "Joshua" Manley sitting amidst demonstrators during the '6th round' of the Jamaica Broadcasting Commission sit down demonstration in Half-Way Tree, St. Andrew.

Famous Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation strike in 1964, when strikers sat down in the Half-Way Tree square blocking traffic. Vehicular traffic stopped to a halt, while a crowd of curious onlookers supported the strikers.

Portrait of James Alexander George Smith, former Jamaican politician, legislator and statesman.

Former Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) politician, James Alexander George Smith, speaking to two men. He is dressed in wig and gown in his role as legislator.

Former Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) politician J.A.G. Smith dressed in a peruke and jabot.