Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Singing, chanting anti-war protesters who blocked the main entrance to Selective Service Headquarters most of 4/27, agreed shortly before quitting time to open an aisle and allow employes to leave. But they vowed they would block the doorway 4/28 and not allow employes to return to work. A departing worker returns the demonstrators' peace sign as she heads for home.
Singing, chanting anti-war protesters who blocked the main entrance to Selective Service Headquarters most of 4/27, agreed shortly before quitting time to open an aisle and allow employes to leave. But they vowed they would block the doorway 4/28 and not allow employes to return to work. A departing worker returns the demonstrators' peace sign as she heads for home.
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Singing, chanting anti-war protesters who blocked the main entrance to Selective Service Headquarters most of 4/27, agreed shortly before quitting time to open an aisle and allow employes to leave. But they vowed they would block the doorway 4/28 and not allow employes to return to work. A departing worker returns the demonstrators' peace sign as she heads for home.

United Press International · [ca. April 1971]

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