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Governor's Mother Leaves for South: Mrs. Malcolm Peabody (right), 72, mother of Governor Endicott Peabody of Massachusetts and wife of the retired Bishop of Central New York, flew to St. Augustine, Florida, yesterday where she planned to take part in a civil rights demonstration. Mrs. Donald Campbell (second left) wife of Bishop Donald Campbell and Mrs. John Burgess (third left) whose husband is the first Negro ever elected Episcopal Bishop in U.S. departed with her. Mrs. Peabody said the three of them intended to take part in the segregation protest like "three nice peaceful women", Boston, Massachusetts
March 30, 1964 · 非展示 · シカゴ美術館
March Representatives File Toward Exit From State Capitol: Delegation was unable to deliver petition to Governor Wallace, Montgomery, Alabama
March 29, 1965 · 非展示 · シカゴ美術館
March On Mayor Daley's House: Comedian Dick Gregory directs civil rights marchers to take a left turn on their way to Mayor Richard Daley's neighborhood
August 1965 · 非展示 · シカゴ美術館
Anti-Willis Protest: Before march, police pleaded with demonstrators to get out of street at Columbus Dr. and Balbo. When they refused, the mass arrests began
June 11, 1965 · 非展示 · シカゴ美術館
Jerry Rubin, one of the 7 on trial for conspiracy in connection with riots at the Chicago Democratic Convention is almost hidden by two Viet Cong flags which wave in the breeze as he speaks to some 450 antiwar demonstrators who marched through downtown area to a rally near the Copley Square draft board November 8. Rubin called on the demonstrators to "surround the Justice Department" during the November 15 march on Washington, Boston
November 8, 1969 · 非展示 · シカゴ美術館
Hoffman, found guilty by Yippie court, is "delighted": Judges of Yippie justice announced yesterday that Abbie Hoffman must pay $1,000 and provide 10,000 copies of his best-selling book "Steal This Book" at cost to a man who asserted Hoffman had stolen it. Hoffman agreed
September 24, 1971 · 非展示 · シカゴ美術館
Aftermath of Misdirected Bombs: a Cambodian girl salvaged a board from her home in Neak Luong, Cambodia, southwest of the capitol of Phnom Penh. The village was hit by a misdirected bomb attack by United States jets. More than 130 were killed
August 1973 · 非展示 · シカゴ美術館