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A woman was pulled from the hood of a Federal Bureau of Investigation automobile during an antiwar demonstration yesterday near the Untied States Supreme Court Building in Washington. The demonstration, which included burning of draft cards, was staged by a group of women pacificits. Two persons were arrested, June 18, 1968
A woman was pulled from the hood of a Federal Bureau of Investigation automobile during an antiwar demonstration yesterday near the Untied States Supreme Court Building in Washington. The demonstration, which included burning of draft cards, was staged by a group of women pacificits. Two persons were arrested, June 18, 1968
A woman was pulled from the hood of a Federal Bureau of Investigation automobile during an antiwar demonstration yesterday near the Untied States Supreme Court Building in Washington. The demonstration, which included burning of draft cards, was staged by a group of women pacificits. Two persons were arrested, June 18, 1968

A woman was pulled from the hood of a Federal Bureau of Investigation automobile during an antiwar demonstration yesterday near the Untied States Supreme Court Building in Washington. The demonstration, which included burning of draft cards, was staged by a group of women pacificits. Two persons were arrested, June 18, 1968

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Date6/18/1968
MediumVintage Associated Press wirephoto
Dimensions7 x 8-3/8 inches
Credit LineGift of Jennifer & Marc Lipschultz
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Object number2024.263
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Math Professor Demonstration: Edward Dubinsky, associate professor of mathematics at Tulane University, displays his mathematical anti-Vietnam war placard during a protest march Monday near the International Ampitheatre. Some 60 mathematicians participated in the two-hour demonstration, August 27, 1968
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Unknown Artist
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