Box 88

A United Arab Republic airplane is shot down by Israeli soliders. A woman holding a gun approaches the cockpit, as another man with a gun stands next to a sign that reads "Watch for Russian-piloted Arab Jets."

A blindfolded Justice addresses a man labeled "Hispanos" using a racial slur.

Governor of Alabama Albert Brewer sits in a chair in his office while former Governor George Wallace attempts to climb into it.

Four men sit slumped on a bench, one holding a newspaper with the headline "Stock Market in Slump." A woman in old fashioned clothes walks past.

A United States Congressman watches through his window as a postal worker walks into the wind carrying a large bag of mail. Inside, a man representing "Junk Mailers," offers the congressman cigars and brandy.

Oil executives discuss a marketing plan to promote "clean gasoline" with a song and guitar.

United States President Richard Nixon appears near a building on Wall Street, standing on a step ladder and holding a net. Behind him, Vice President Spiro Agnew holds a sign that reads "Market Up!"

Two men, each wearing a keffiyeh, sit in a trench as bullets fly by. One is wearing a suit and the other a symbol of the Soviet Union.

A tow truck arrives at "Morrison Road Towing Center," pulling a police car behind it. The truck driver's boss tells him he's really done it this time.

A large businessman with a document in his pocket labeled "Air Pollution Variance," lights his cigar from the top of a smokestack labeled "Public Service Co."

United States President Richard Nixon sits in a tank next to a sign pointing toward Cambodia. Senator Robert Byrd approaches from the nearby gas station, "Senate Gas," telling Nixon there is none left.

A member of the Colorado Air Pollution Variance Board stamps "Approved" on the forehead of a man smoking a large pipe that is filling the room with smoke.

A man holding a construction helmet and a large wrench sits on the desk of a man in a business suit. The businessman shakily pours a cup of coffee as the other man says he was inspired by United States President Richard Nixon to make no more wage claims until things are straightened out.

Members of the House of Representatives Byron Rogers and Wayne Aspinall appear as statues. Bill Gossard, Richard Perchlik, Craig Barnes, and Mike McKevitt appear as birds sitting on the statutes.

Two men, one Arab and one Israeli, sit in chairs biting each other. Nearby, United States Secretary of State William P. Rogers flips through a document titled "My plan for Arab-Israeli Peace."

United States Senators chase after a peace dove, grabbing at it.

A group of United States soldiers prepares to leave Cambodia, as one lags behind cleaning up with a feather duster.

A man sits at a desk at Mafia Inc. holding a newspaper with the headline "Italian-Americans protest FBI harrassment." He tells three other men to round up a group of honest Italians.

A member of the military of the Soviet Union and an Arab man stand in front of a missile. The Soviet man holds the hand of the Arab man over the "Fire" button.

United States military officers shoot and drop a grenade into a hole in the ground labeled "My Lai Probe Facts," referring to a massacre committed by United States troops against South Vietnamese civilians during the Vietnam War. Out of another nearby hole, an arm reaches up.