Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Several Gold Star Mothers were on hand at the main entrance to nearby Arlington National Cemetery 11/16 protesting the moratorium of the past few days and to sign a Faithogram. The Faithogram, written by Thano Karris, of New York City, supports President Nixon’s policies in Vietnam. Here, Mrs. Rita Tully, of Arlington, Va., adds her signature.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Several Gold Star Mothers were on hand at the main entrance to nearby Arlington National Cemetery 11/16 protesting the moratorium of the past few days and to sign a Faithogram. The Faithogram, written by Thano Karris, of New York City, supports President Nixon’s policies in Vietnam. Here, Mrs. Rita Tully, of Arlington, Va., adds her signature.
United Press International · [ca. November 1969]
CC0 — Public Domain
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[Information from item housing] Demonstrations- Anti-War (Other Than Boston)
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