Box 93
Contains 26 Results:
"J. Edgar? Some of us boys down in Congress would like to discuss your possible…er…retireme…", 1971-04-11
A line of Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents stand against the wall, addressing FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. There is a line of bullet holes on the wall near their heads.
"I don't know - but I think somebody is trying to tell us something!", 1971-04-14
Prime Minister of Israel Golda Meir and President of Egypt Anwar Sadat attempt to play ping-pong over the Suez Canal. Nearby, a broken net and a sign that reads "Ping Pong A Game For All Nations" lie on the ground.
"We've never been so insulted - meeting adjourned!", 1971-04-15
Garnsey drags a consumer out of a meeting with a group of men holding the Uniform Consumer Credit Code.
"Old Chinese saying: 'He who has no learned ping-pong should keep his big mouth shut'!", 1971-04-20
United States President Richard Nixon addresses Vice President Spiro Agnew. Nixon holds a newspaper featuring the headline "Spiro Latest: Complains About Easing of China-U.S. Relations," while Agnew stands holding a ping-pong paddle with a ball attached by a string. The ball is in Agnew's mouth.
"Tell ‘em Sam sent you!", 1971-04-27
Uncle Sam, representing the United States, stands outside the United Nations with Chairman of the Communist Party of China Mao Zedong.
"Gimme that! What do you know about demonstrating?", 1971-04-28
A man wearing a shirt that reads "The Rennie Davis Dynamite & Destruction Society" grabs a "Stop the War!" sign from two Vietnam veterans who are protesting the war.
"Well, if I lose, say at least that you'll demand a run-off!", 1971-04-29
President of South Vietnam Nguyễn Văn Thiệu, holding a document that reads "No United States influence in South Vietnam elections" addresses Uncle Sam. Uncle Sam stands in a bedroom in his undershirt next to an open suitcase.
Rogers of Arabia, 1971-04-30
United States Secretary of State William P. Rogers rides a camel through the desert past the bones of a camel and a briefcase belonging to Swedish diplomat Gunnar Jarring.
"Well, any minute now the government should come crashing to its knees.", 1971-05-03
A large group of protestors stand behind a wire fence labeled with signs reading "Under Arrest." Guards stand in front of the fence and a crane drops more protestors into the pen.
"Ok, then - 3.63 marks on the dollar without the 'Deutschland Uber Alles' cracks!", 1971-05-06
A pair of tourists approaches the Foreign Exchange window at a bank in Germany.
"Quick - The gun!", 1971-05-11
A monster labeled "SST," referring to a supersonic transport airplane, lies in a coffin with open eyes. A group of nearby men grab a gun to prevent it from rising.
"…and this end we tie to the President!", 1971-05-12
A group of United States Congressmen builds the Congressional War-Involvement Control Device.
"Ve hear you may be leaving us…vhere ist der button ve push?", 1971-05-13
United States soldiers prepare to withdraw from Europe as German soldiers approach to take their place.
"I'm ok, you didn't hit me all that hard - but Detroit sure could use a new bumper design…", 1971-05-14
A man gets out of his car to talk to a chicken he just ran into. The chicken is ok, but the front of the car is demolished. The chicken suggests that Detroit needs to come up with a new bumper design.
"…But we are working hard at an honorable solution. Remember that out there in the combat zone!", 1971-05-25
A group of United States Senators ushers a draftee off to the Vietnam War, as one of them tears up the bill to bar draftees from combat.
"I want to voice my utter contempt for those hypocritical northern racial attitudes toward the er…er…blacks!", 1971-05-26
United States President Richard Nixon gives a speech regarding hypocritical northern racial attitudes in front of a large Confederate flag at podium with a label that reads "Ah Am A Southern President."
"Do I get to keep the pen?", 1971-05-28
General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union Leonid Brezhnev guides the hand of President of Egypt Anwar Sadat as Sadat signs the Soviet-Egyptian Friendship & Cooperaton (and Arms) Treaty.
"…and how are things in second class?", 1971-05-28
A man and a woman are led to the first class car on an Amtrak train, which is filled with pigs. The man asks how things are in second class.
"So you're being ambushed! Good heavens! What concern is that of mine?", 1971-06-02
A judge representing "The Courts" tells a police officer the ambush is no concern of his as bullets fly around them.
"…And while we're at it, let's take a look at anything you have left, peasant!", 1971-06-02
Chair of the United States House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee Wilbur Mills stands holding a sword next to a bag labeled "Oil Depletion Capital Gains Investment Tax Credit." Behind him an apparently wealthy man is crying. Mills addresses a peasant holding a bag labeled "Medical Deductions, Mortgage Interest, Charitable Contributions."