Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Back in Line--Wearing a robe and carrying new signs, the Rev. Sidney Lansing rejoins a White House picket line today after being chased in the morning by police. Lansing who described himself as a preacher and prophet from Franklin, N.J., was removed from the picket line when a passerby grabbed an ripped his big sign which featured the words: "President Kennedy is a traitor." In background are members of the American Nazi Party.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Back in Line--Wearing a robe and carrying new signs, the Rev. Sidney Lansing rejoins a White House picket line today after being chased in the morning by police. Lansing who described himself as a preacher and prophet from Franklin, N.J., was removed from the picket line when a passerby grabbed an ripped his big sign which featured the words: "President Kennedy is a traitor." In background are members of the American Nazi Party.
Associated Press · [ca. October 1962]
CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
[Information from item housing] Demonstrations - Misc. - U.S.
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