Cassius Clay points to newspaper headline to prove that he's not the only one protesting the Viet Nam war
[Newspaper headlines: NY Times, Aug. 15, 1945 "Japan Surrenders"]
[Newspaper headlines: NY Times, Oct. 30, 1929 - "Stocks Collapse"]
[Newspaper headlines: Washington Post, Aug. 15, 1945 - "History's Worst War is Over"; Cruiser Indianapolis Sunk, 883 lost"]
[Henry Cabot Lodge, half-length portrait, seated, reading newspaper headline about Vietnam, while on the telephone]
Newspaper headlines
[Newspaper headline from The News: "F.D. Tells Congress: Army to fight everywhere & go to Britain"]
[Table with newspaper headlines arms control proposals between US-USSR; underneath table, children (small countries) with nuclear kits]
Passions unleashed -- Adapted from the newspaper headline "Film technicians strike"
[Two men reading newspaper headlines of "National defense program" and "The war," as they walk by a doorway with sign advertising "This way to the big show" of the 1940 political campaigns]
[Man in newspaper stand, probably in New York City, with display of newspapers with headlines announcing the death of President Franklin Roosevelt]
"Some places have floods, fires and mudslides -- we have this mayor"
[President Dwight D. Eisenhower with Michael A. Stepovich, Territorial Governor of Alaska, holding newspaper with headline saying "We're in" and Secretary of the Interior Fred A. Seaton at the White House, Washington, ...
[Spectator John Slater, seemingly unaware of being seated next to Whittaker Chambers, holds newspaper with headline "One of them still lying! Hiss and Chambers contradict each other under oath," at House Un-American ...
[Reagan and Abrams looking devastated after looking at newspaper with headlines on Sandinista-Contra cease fire]
[Man holding newspaper with headlines about Bentsen inviting lobbyists to breakfast for [dollar sign]10,000 in front of Capitol with sale sign on dome]
[Man sitting in chair watching TV. The TV screen reads "Your set does not need adjusting. These things have really been happening in the United States". Shocked he drops his newspaper with ...
[Vendor in Times Square distributing New York Enquirer newspaper with headline "Japs Attack U.S., Hawaii, Philippines bombed by Airmen!"]
[Man reading a newspaper with headline "American's Jet Flagships coast to coast in 41/2 hours!" while waiting in line at a counter at National Airport, Arlington, Virginia]
[Malcolm X, holding up newspaper with headline "Our Freedom Can't Wait", while standing behind podium with microphones addressing a crowd at a Black Muslim rally in New York City]
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