Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Ministers Arrested for Road- Blocking--Four ministers sit in a New York City police van today after they were arrested with other demonstrators for trying to block entrances to a construction site in Brooklyn. More than 1,000 singing and chanting pickets filled roads into Downstate Medical Center construction site to block trucks and workers from entering. Police arrested more than 250 persons who refused to move out of roads. Left to right, are: Thomas Pike, Rev. William Dwyer, Rev. Leonard Chapman, Rev. David Romig, and Rev. Michael Allen.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Ministers Arrested for Road- Blocking--Four ministers sit in a New York City police van today after they were arrested with other demonstrators for trying to block entrances to a construction site in Brooklyn. More than 1,000 singing and chanting pickets filled roads into Downstate Medical Center construction site to block trucks and workers from entering. Police arrested more than 250 persons who refused to move out of roads. Left to right, are: Thomas Pike, Rev. William Dwyer, Rev. Leonard Chapman, Rev. David Romig, and Rev. Michael Allen.
Associated Press · [ca. July 1963]
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[Information from item housing] Demonstrations (Other Than Anti-War)
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