Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Mrs. Phyllis Renner, field supervisor for Southern Maryland Draft Boards, reacts to damage at the offices of the Silver Spring, Md draft board 5/21. A scripture quoting Washington, D.C., man and two other anti-Vietnam and draft protesters threw typewriters out of the windows, scattered files on the floor and slopped black paint and red ink over the floors walls and ceiling of this suburban Washington, D.C., office and then waited to be arrested, police officials said.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Mrs. Phyllis Renner, field supervisor for Southern Maryland Draft Boards, reacts to damage at the offices of the Silver Spring, Md draft board 5/21. A scripture quoting Washington, D.C., man and two other anti-Vietnam and draft protesters threw typewriters out of the windows, scattered files on the floor and slopped black paint and red ink over the floors walls and ceiling of this suburban Washington, D.C., office and then waited to be arrested, police officials said.
United Press International · [ca. May 1969]
CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
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