Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›White House Picket Traffic--Sign-carrying pickets, opposing the recent U.S. naval blockade of Cuba, march along White House grounds today under surveillance of special details of police. In foreground, carrying the big sign, is a picket who identified himself as the Rev. Sidney Lansing of Franklin, N.J. Moments later a passerby grabbed the sign and partially destroyed it. Police removed Lansing from the picket line.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
White House Picket Traffic--Sign-carrying pickets, opposing the recent U.S. naval blockade of Cuba, march along White House grounds today under surveillance of special details of police. In foreground, carrying the big sign, is a picket who identified himself as the Rev. Sidney Lansing of Franklin, N.J. Moments later a passerby grabbed the sign and partially destroyed it. Police removed Lansing from the picket line.
Associated Press · [ca. October 1962]
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