Additional description from police logbook: recorded by Foley and Burns
Additional description from police logbook: recorded by Foley and Burns
Additional description from police logbook: recorded by Foley and Blozis
Additional description from police logbook: recorded by Blozis
[Protestors march against President Tito of Yugoslavia's visit at East 49th Street and Park Avenue.]
Additional description from police logbook: recorded by Klun
Additional description from police logbook: recorded by Klun
[Police escort followed by crowd, footage inside New York Police Department photo unit]
Additional description from police logbook: recorded by Kane
Additional description from police logbook: recorded by Kane
Additional description from police logbook: recorded by Jablonehi
Additional description from police logbook: recorded by Burns
[Protests met with police force outside of the Hilton Hotel in conjunction with President John F. Kennedy's visit.]
[Youth Against War and Fascism protestors demand the freeing Mae Mallory.]
[Protestors march against the railroad industry's profits amidst decreasing employment opportunities; Youth Against War and Fascism protestors demand the freeing Mae Mallory.]
[Protestors marching for rail workers job security and civil rights are met with heavy police presence; John F. Kennedy appears at Hilton Hotel.]
Additional description from police logbook: recorded by Klun
[Protestors including many from the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the Joint Committee for Equal Employment Opportunity, and various labor union locals march against Ray Corbett, segregation, and Jim Crow.]
Additional description from police logbook: recorded by Harden
Additional description from police logbook: recorded by Burns
[Footage of John F. Kennedy at the Carlyle on East 76th Street; Protestors of Blue Ribbon Organization For Equal Opportunity rally for desegregated hiring practice and civil rights.]
[Footage of a construction site and the Port of New York Authority.]
[Protest against police violence at former Police Headquarters on 240 Centre Street.]
Additional description from police logbook: recorded by Klun
