Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Backing up Brooklyn Postal Union president, Moe Biller, with raised hands forming V-for-victory signs, striking postal workers gather behind police barricades across the street from New York City's Main Post Office 3/23. Union members and leaders expressed bitterness and disappointment at President Nixon's announcement he would use the National Guard to move mail clogged in the six-day strike.
Backing up Brooklyn Postal Union president, Moe Biller, with raised hands forming V-for-victory signs, striking postal workers gather behind police barricades across the street from New York City's Main Post Office 3/23. Union members and leaders expressed bitterness and disappointment at President Nixon's announcement he would use the National Guard to move mail clogged in the six-day strike.
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Backing up Brooklyn Postal Union president, Moe Biller, with raised hands forming V-for-victory signs, striking postal workers gather behind police barricades across the street from New York City's Main Post Office 3/23. Union members and leaders expressed bitterness and disappointment at President Nixon's announcement he would use the National Guard to move mail clogged in the six-day strike.

United Press International · [ca. March 1970]

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[Information from item housing] Labor: Strikes: Postal Workers: U.S.

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