Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›New York: The statue of Christopher Columbus in the center of Columbus Circle is decked with the Italian colors - red, white and green - as tens of thousands of Italian-Americans attend a mass rally protesting alleged harassment by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Justice Department 6/29. The Rally will conclude with a march on FBI headquarters here. Demonstrations. Misc.
New York: The statue of Christopher Columbus in the center of Columbus Circle is decked with the Italian colors - red, white and green - as tens of thousands of Italian-Americans attend a mass rally protesting alleged harassment by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Justice Department 6/29. The Rally will conclude with a march on FBI headquarters here. Demonstrations. Misc.
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New York: The statue of Christopher Columbus in the center of Columbus Circle is decked with the Italian colors - red, white and green - as tens of thousands of Italian-Americans attend a mass rally protesting alleged harassment by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Justice Department 6/29. The Rally will conclude with a march on FBI headquarters here. Demonstrations. Misc.

United Press International · [ca. June 1970]

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