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JOHN RIVOIRE, COLLECTOR. BROADSIDES, 1960-1987.
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Summar-y: Handbills, br-oadsides, and other printed items per-taining political organizations and religious and civic groups, cCJllected by Alice Rivoire in New York City.
Cite as: John Rivoir-e, Collector. Broadsides, #2039. Department of and University Archives, Cornell University Libraries.
1. Rivoire, Alice Cecelia Sander-son, 1920- 2. Politics, Pr-actical. Religion. 4. New York (N.Y.) 5. Broadsides. 6. Handbills.
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pocumen tation Newsletter, Vol. VI, No. 2, Fall 1980.
TIIE RIVOIRE COLLECTION Given a tendency in a developing society for the action to
mig-ratc from the center to the fringes of society, archivists in a mature society such as ours would do well to give due attention to what is happening on the fringes. The value of such information has been demonstrated during our efforts to document challenges to the governance of Cornell University from 1965 to 1975. University governance during that period shifted in the direction of the most pronounced fringe behavior with the establishment of the University Senate, but the vast documentation which emanated from the Senate reveals little about the character and intensity of t~_e fringe behavior which impinged upon it. Our collection of hand-outs and posters from campus and near campus
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provides a context for the study of Senate action and inaction.
Toda~, a~d for the past twenty years, thanks to Alice and J~hn R!vo1r~ we have been collecting material from the fnn~cs m midtown Manhattan. The Rivoires began col~ectmg to add to our extensive collection of political Amer!ca~a. As the Holtzman flyer in the sample illustration md1cat_es, political material is still a component of their colle~t1~g. T~e. bulk, ho~ever, now consists of handouts ~~at mv1t~ rehg1ous expenence or solicit customers for facil-1t1es offcnn~ sexual gr~ti~cation. In the interests of precise documentation the R1voires are recording the date and place of distribution on material obtained in the streets.
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BROADSIDES:
Broadsides Jublished by Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), N.Y.C. [1960]
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3roadside published lYy Socialist Labour Party, N.Y.C., n.d. Br.# ----11 How to Build a Sane World"
Tract published by St. Paul's House, N.Y., n.d. [1960?] Br.# ----11 'The Bar 1 - Written by a Life Convict in Joliet Prison11
Contains statements opposing use of liquor and tobacco.
Broadside advertising The Original One-Day Flea Market, for the benefit
of Familv Service Association of Nassau County, Salllrday, June-11,~ [1960]. Br. # ___ _
Broadside advertising :,Jhite Elephant Sale for new roof to (,,(uaker Meeting House, Pawling, N.Y., "'ugust 19, 1960. Br.# ----
Centennial Recei~t [Recirye] Book of Girl Scouts of America -transferred to Alice S. Rivoire's G.S. of America and other papers received 6/61, }2129. NOTE: Discarded at time of move, 8/62.
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nurges public not to buy Judy Bond blouses~ unfair labor practices." Br.# -------l..,,.,,;. ILGWU notice, [19621]
Also, item rec'd May 2, 1962:
"ATTENTION SHOPPERS ONLY! .... Don•t Buy Non-Union Made H.I.S .. Suit and Sport Jackets at Stern•s .... 11 Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America .. [19621]
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one p. mimeo notice: Conservative Party Club of Peter Stuyvesant Village ••• Br.! ____ _
one p. m.i.meo. notice (on pink paper): BOB Sl·lITH, PLEA.SA~IT VALLEY, N.Y. >Jill Sell From Late Pelton Homestead ••• Sat. July 14, L19o21]. Br. Jr -----
Additional broadside rec'd from ~Lr. Rivoire, October 22, 1962:
11 TO FCRMER EASTERN AIR LINE PATRONS AND THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. • .Do Not F'J.y Eastern With Strikebreakers ••• 11 Appeal of EAL Flight Engineers. n.d. [19621]
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11Vote Curran for Assembly11
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11Re-elect Senator Javits 11
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Visiting Nurse Service of New York. "The Visiting Nurse cares ..... 11 Br.# • ~ ----- Bl
"Your Answer, 11 Fundamentalist religious publication. Br.#~~--~----·
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A1so, numerous leaflets and broadsides pertaining to the 1962 NYS gubernatorial ~ election and Congressional election, as listed on next page. :,::,
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achievement in business, professions and community service; sponsored by 11Republic Women in Business and Professions." In MSS. file. Oct. 6, 1962. New York C::~
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Weiser, Joseph
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Sack, Bernard
Lindsay, John
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Re-el.ect Governor Rockei.'eller
Look! 11 Listen! 11
Vote For nockefs ller
Victory Vanguard Voters
Keep New York In Front I
Con~ressional Record
"Joe Pinto is highly qualified ••• 11
!·!eet 1 rorty Lerner
Vote Reform Acro3s Line 2 II
There is a difference
Daily News facsimile 1/30/ 61
Sunday News facsimile 9/2/62
Hake The Hiser Choice
Dream Street
Vote For Bernard Sack
John V. Lindsay
Re-elect Jolm V. Lindsay
Cornell Alurnni Committee for Lindsay
Citizens Union's 11 Ftrst Choice11
Open letter to voters about Newman
Open letter to voters about Silverman
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Defeat Boss CPndidates
Cleanine House Is A ·,;on1cln 1 s Job
Vote! Tues. Nov. 6
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A New Judiciary Article for the N.Y.S. Constitution Nov. 7, 1961
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Federal Republican Club, N.Y.C.
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Additional broadsides rec'd. from John Rivoire, July 15, 1963, 6 small broadsides:
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Public Auction, Nelson House Hotel, Poughkeepsie, May 21-22, 1963. Bob Smith, Auctioneer. Br.# • PleasP Do Not Patronize Gramercy Pharmacy, it is not a Union drug store. Sponsored by Local 1199, Drug & Hospital Employeeff Union, AFL-CIO. 3/29/ 63. Rr. # • Your Safety vs. Eastern Air Lines, Since July 24th_ We (flight Engineer~ Have Been Locked Out. Do Not Fly Eastern - With Strikebreakerse Sponsored by EAL Flight Engineers & FEIA AFL-CIO. Br.# • Your Safety vs. East 0 rn Air Lines, Don't Gamble Your Life, A Profess:tonal Flight Engineer Is Your Best Insurance. Prepared by the Committee for Passenger Flight Safety. Br.# • Civil Rights Is The New Frontier, We Protest Segregation in Woolworth's Stores in the South, Join with your neighbors on the Lower E8 st Side, Sat. June 1, 1963, at Woolworth's E~st 14th St. betw. Ave~. A.& B.for a non-violent prayer meeting. Sponsored by The ~ast River Reform Democrats. Br. # _______ _ Rent Cont:rol Is In Danger, Rally To Save Rent Control At City Hall Park, Thurs. April 25, 12 P.M. - Sponsored by Yorkville Save-Our-Homes Committee, Metropolitan Council on Housing, District 65 Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union. One side is in English, other side is same thing in Spanish .. J:BT. # _____ _
Rec'd. July 17, 1963, l Non-broadside item:
A Program for Cornell Women's Club of New York (City), 1962-1963. Transferred to Archives, per KJ, 12/10/ 63, j/.. ,4. '/ '1//'),'VI. , S't I,
Rec'd. Sept 26, 1963, 2 large broadsides:
1. Public Auction, Property of the late Fred Morris Dearing, Red Hook, N. Y., Sept. 13-14, 1963. Fine French, European and Oriental Furnishings,Glass, China, Rugs, Silver and Oils. Bob Smith, Auctioneer. 2 pp. Br.#--~~~~--·~
2. Sale at "The Homestead", William Livingston Freeborn, owner, Tivoli-on-Hudson, o N. Y., Sept. 21, 1963. All kinds of furnishings. Bob Smith,Auctioneer. ~ Br.# ~
l Non-broadside item: NIXON-LODGE lapel tab., transferred to the Museum Coll.
Rec'd. Nov. 18, 1963, 2 small broadsides:
* 1. Warning! You Are On The Communists List For Removal and Destruction. Prepared by Sylvia Kraus, ~ct. 21, 1963. Br.# •
2. We, The People, a newssheet of the National Coalition of American Patriots To Help Save America From Socialism, Harry T. Everingham, President, 10/15/63. Br. # _______ _
* 1 nP?ative & 1 positive photostat of this broadside have been put with the original, 1/14/64.
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Rec 1d, Jan. 28, 1964, 1 small broadside:
Women Only, Learn How To Protect Your Life From Cancer, Register For A Free Cancer Test. Lower East Side Project, April 12, 1961, sponsored by the New York City Cancer Committee of The American Cancer Society. One side is in English, other side is same thing in Spanish. Br.#~~~~~~~~~~
Rec'd. Feb. 10, 1964; 1 small broadside, 2 copies:
Warning! The Communists Are Secretly Mass Liquidating Anti-Communists and God worshippers with Tasteless Poison which Simulates HAart Attack, Cancer, ~tc. Prepared by Sylvia Kraus, New York City, Jan. 22, 1964. Er.#
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Rec'd. Feb. 21, 1964, 2 small broadsides:
1. Not Ne,_xt To ~ Skin! Don't Buy Judy Bond BlousesJ Prepared by the ~ H
International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union, AFL-CIO, no date. Br.# <. --------i;a:J 2. Bell Ringer Ball, Grand Central Station, Guy Lombardo and his Royal ~ (!)
Canadians, Dec. 31, 1963 to celebrate New Year's Eve, benefit for the ~ National Association For Mental Health. 2 copies of this broadside. ~
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1•1ichJel Y"ouchah, President, East Side Parents and Taxpayers Association will be a 8 ;piest on David Susskind's "~ End", Sunday, April 5th, 9:J0-11:30 P.11., ',-J.?IX, ~ Channel 11, to discuss, The School Integration Issue. Br.# ~
From Elizabith Doran Bstate & others will sell at Public Auction, Pleasant 1alley ~ Auction lfall, Sat., March 14, 6: 30 P.M. Sharp, Rain or Shine. Grand Piano - Fine ~ Antiques - Furniture - Old Pistol, Etc. Bob Smith, Auctioneer, Ple:2..sant Valley, 05 N. Y. Br.#= _________ _ H
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of John 1~inc~r Adams, Antique Pu~lic Auction, Pleasant Valley Auction !full, Sat., ij March 21, 1964, 10:JO A.M. Clocks - Fine Furniture - Paintings - Prints - ~ :3te:inway Piano - '.:iuns, Etc. Bob Smith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, N. Y. ;J &. (!)
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Rec'd. Aug. 4, 1964, 13 broadsides+ 2 Cornell items_,transferred to Archives 9/29/64 IIJ.J.
1. Flash I Vote Column J Kennedy Joins All ~:agular and Reform Democrats In Repudiating Blaikie Slate. Vote the Johnson Slate. Democratic Primary Tuesday June 2, 1964 Issued by Committee for ~lection of Sachs, Fein and Richmond, JOO E:;:i_st 28th Street, New York City. Printed by Century Offset, 124 ,vest 13th .Street, i~ew York City. Bri ________ _
2. "Somethings Just Don't Feel Right!" If you want to feel right don't wear a Judy Bond blouse! Judy Bond, Inc. on Strike. Please don't buy Judy Bond 31 :mses. Internatbnal Ladies G;:i_rment ·~·orkers' Union, AFL-CIJ. n. d., distributed 5/19/64 at Ha.cy's door. Br.
3. i~·arning ! Halt the Communists Insidious Hassacre of Loyal Americans and God dorshippers By Blending Food, Beverages, Tobacco with Poisons which Simulate Heart Attack, Cancer, 3tr0ke, Etc. Prepared by Sylvia Kraus, New York City, July 4, 1964. Br.#
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4. National Urban League, Inc., Fund Jept., May 18, 1964 letter telling of the work of the League with two enclosures:
1. Reprint from The Washington Post, Washington, D.C., Anr. 15, 1964, "Recognition and Jobs Called Negro Goal."
2. Return Envelope for making a contribution. Br. #~~~----~~~-() 0
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5. Castro's Best Ally: The English Government. Prepared by Cuban ·,vorkers ~ Revolutionary Front. J copies, n.d. Distributed 6/26, 7/2/64. Br. ffe . c ------ z
6. On pink paper, another Cuban ',lorkers broadside, England is foolishly helping the Communists bury us through economic and military aid to the ned Puppet of the America's ••• Fidel Crtstro. n.d.Jdistributed 7/1/64. Br. 4
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7. Bob 3mith, bonded auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, New York. Public Auction ••• Pleasant Valley Auction Hall, May 2, 1964. Antique and new furniture, collector's items, guns, tools, etc. Br. 4
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8. Bob Smith, bonded aucti)neer, Pleasant Valley, New York. Public Auction ••• Pleasant 1/alley AuctiJn Hall, May 16, 1964. Antiques, new and modern furniture, and tools. Br. i
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9. 3ob Smith, bonded aucti~neer, Pleasant Valley, New York. Collectors, Dealers, Cabinetmakers, Decorators Important Antique Auction, June 6, 1964 Pleasant Valley Auction Hall. Ap".'lrox. 200 pcs. 18th & 19th Century Furniture, + 20 oriental ru~s, china, glass, curios, books. Br.#
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10. Bob Smith, bonded auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, New York. Public Auction ••• Plea3ant valley Auction !"fall, July 11, 1964. Antique ca{iage, tester bed, music box, antique bric-a-brac, modern furniture, rugs, suns, tools. 5r. i __________ _
11. Bob Smith, bonded auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, New York. Public ·,ucti-n ••• H.L. Jackson's Garage, nt. 22 3rewster, N.Y., July 18, 1964. Rain or 3hine. Commercial Drinting equi'J'.l'lent, woodworking tools, guns, gar1.:JC? equiD~ent, Dhotogranhic equinment, furniture. 3r. i~~~~~~~--~--
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Rec'd. Oct. 5, 1964, 8 broadsides and 1 newspaper:
1. Judy Bond is on Strike Stern's Sells Judy Bond Blouses Why? Don't Buy Judy Bond Blouses At Stern's. International Ladies' Garment workers' Jnion, AFL-CIO. n.d. ?icked up at Stern's 2/64. Br.J~~~~~~-
2. nally Sept. 21,(1964) Come-See-Hear Congressman John V. Lindsay Bring Your Friends And aeighbors. Time .. 8:JOJ?.i1. Place-P • .3. 40, 32.0 E. 20th .St. Z.ntertain-ment and Refreshments Free Guest Speakers. &.#= _______ _
J. A Report irom Tour Congressman John V. Lindsay 17th District, New York Vol. III No. 8 August, 1964. Br.I ______ _
4. -tlA.cl.NL~GI Do You Know That The Communists Are Blending Poisons Into iood, Be•Jerages And Tobacco. These Poisons Simulate Heart Attack, Cancer, Stroke, Etc. STO.? THIS I~~SIDIO'JS MASSACRZI Prepared by Sylvia Kraus, 1~ew York City, August 9, 1964. Re-~lect President Johnson. Br.#~~~~--~-
5. From: East Side rarents And Taxpayers Association. To: Parents and Taxpayers in the ?.S. 19, J4, 40, 61, J.H.s. 60 and J.H.S. 104 school areas, Special Open l'leeting, Date: Xonday, ,:,arch 2, 1964, ?lace: Auditorium, P.S. 40, 19th Street, Time: 8:15?.M. The Involuntary Transfer Of Children Out Of Their ;~eighborhood Jcl-iools. Br.t _______ _
6. Bob Smith, bondej auctioneer, ?leasant 'Jalley, 1~ew York. Public Auction ••••• at Butler's General .Store, Rt. 82, Verbank, N. Y., Oct. J, 1964. ;,ierchandise, 3tock and Fixtures. Br.} --------
7. Bob 3TY1ith, bonded auctioneer, ?1easa11t Valley, !~ew York. Public Auction ••••• Ple'3 sant Talley A.uct ion Hall, Oct. 10, 1964. Office Furniture, new hardware, lawn and sarr:len i:i1plernents, tools and safe. Br.ii= ______ _
8. Bob 3intth, bonded auctioneer, lleasa!"lt Valley, i-Jew York. Public Auction ••••• Ell Dee 2ss Hocr;estead, Parliman Rd., :1t. 55, Billings, N. Y., Oct. 10, 1964. ?..a.in or 3hine. Generating ?lant, gang mowers, tools, co~pressor, rotary ~ower, new cherry furniture, elec. organ, Foodorama, etc. 3r. :1ewspaper:
9. i1uhammad 3peaks, Vol. J - 1fo. 26, Sept. 11, 1961-1-, 15¢ - Outside Illinois 20¢ i!,essenger ~fohamrnad ii.eports: ?Ui~ ro 3JILD 3k.CK dAi~K I In single issue newspaper file under Chicago, Illinois. Catalog cards made 10/19/64, iW.
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Political 11.at,,,rial:
R,::,publican 1. John V, Lindsay, I\Congri:ossman fron the 17th CongrPssional District, ·\,,w York.
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2. l.'J,,,anor Clark French, Dl"nocratic und Lib,:,ral Candidate for Congr,..s2 fro:n th"' 17th Congr,::,ssional District, J,,.w York. 2 broadsides, Br#
J. l\ul J. Curran, R~publican Ass'"'mblyman fro:-, th,,, Sixth Ass 0 1J1bly District, :fow York. 4 broadsidPs, Br#~~~~--
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C. Josl"ph Hallinan, Jr., D,::,mocratic C&.ncidatP for Assl'>mblyman Sixth n.ss,ombly Jistric~, il~w York County. 2 broadsid~s, Br.#~--~~~~-
... BPrnard Sack, Lib,::,ral Party Candidatl'> for Assembly from thP Sixth issp~bly District, ~!"'w York County. l broadside Br.# •
william F. tarkin, R<>public&n Candidat~ for th~ S"'nate from N°w York City. 1 broadsid~ Br.# -----Kieran 0 1DohPrty, ConsPrvativ~ Party Candidate for Congrnss from thl" 17th District. 1 broadside Er,# ------
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9. Darwin ,. • T"'lPsford, Dr.imocratic Cundidat~ for JusticP of the Supr""mP Court( danr.attan and Eronx). 1 broadsidl" Br.J ------
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10. Jc.u::.-"s S. Fhair, ConsPrvative .rurty Candidat ... for th.-., SuprPIDI'! Court ('.'fanhattan &.nd Ero~ 1 uroadsidP Br.
11. RobPrt F. Kenn,,,dy, DPmocrL.tic Candidate for U.S. Sona.tor from ],,w York 3tate. 2 broadsidPs, Br.#~~~~~~~-
12. }: 0 nneth B. h 0 ating, Rnput:ican SPnator from NPW York StatP. 3 broadsides, Er.
13. H0 nry Paolucci, Cons 0 rvati'.'" 1 arty Candidate for U.S. SPnate fro:r1 '.J0 w York StatP, l broadsid~ Br.# ------
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Lyndon E. Johnson, Democratic Fl· 0 sidPnt of the U.S. and HubPrt H. Eu:-'.1phr 0 y, lJP"locratic C:indidate for Vic~ Fresid<>nt. 7 broadsidr>s, Br.if ------
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John LodgP, RPpublican Candidate for U.S. Senator from ConnPcticut. 3 broadsidPs, Br.# ------
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2 :-Jon-Political BroadsidPs:
1. Bob Snith, BondPd Auction~Pr, flpasant Vall~y, N.Y., Public Auction - - r1Pasant Valley Auction Hall, Oct. 17, 1964, Antiqu"'s, i:!odPrn Furniture, Clocks, 18 Cri 0 ntal Rugs, flayPr Pi&no, Eooks, ~tc. Br.#~----~-----
2. Bob Smith, Bonded Auction~~r, FlPasant Valley, N.Y., Public Auction - - F1~~sunt V:c.llPy r1.uction Hall, Nov. 7, 1964, Antiqul'l Furniturl", Oils and Prints, Larlps, Glass & China, Collnctcr 1s ItPms etc. Br.J~~~--~---
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2 . Bob Smith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, N.Y., Public Auction--Pleasant Valley Auction Hall, Apr. 3, 1965. Aodern & Antique lurniture, Quilts & Homespuns, flugs, Silver, Curios, China, Ste. Br.# _____ __
3. Bob ..,mith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, N. Y., Public Auction--Pleasant '!alley Auction Hall, ripr. 10, 1965. Entire Stock & Equipment Of Aince's Sporting and Camping 3tore. Br.ff ___ _
4. Bob Smith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, N. Y., Public Auction--Pleasant Valley Auction Hall, Hay 8, 1965. _.\ntique Furniture, Jewelry, Glass& China, Oriental rtugs, HI-FI, Etc. Br.# __ _
5. Bob 3mith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, N. Y., Public Auction--Pleasant Valley Auction Hall, Nay 22, 1965. Antiques, China & Glass, Autographs, Oils, Outboard Motor, Etc. Br.it ___ _
6. Bob .3mith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, N. Y., Public Auction--Hogan Farmstead Poughkeepsie, N. Y., ,·i.ay 29, 1965. Lathe, Tools, Guns, Antiques, Appliances, Modern Furniture. Br.H On reverse side Public Auction--Cochr~ne Poultry ~arm, Fishkill, N.Y., June 5, 1965. Tools, Poultry Equipment, Household, Antiques.
7. Is Your Boss A Good Scout? Of Course His Is. Prepared by the Community & Social Agency imployees Union~ AFSCT-IE, AFL-CIO, New York City. Feb. 1965 3r.# • (2 copies)
8. Please don't buy Judy Sond Blouses. Prepared by the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union, AFL-~IO. Apr. 7, 1965. Br.# •
9. Your Introduction To The Liberty Amendment. Prepared by the Liberty amendment Com'.TI.ittee of N.Y., i'lanhattan Char,ter, New York City. Apr. 8, 1965. Br.#= ____ _
10. The Moral 3reo-:.kdown - ;.,hat Can 3e Done About It? Public Address By F • .3pacil, iiepresentative of ':/atchtower Society 3.t the Riverside Plaza Hotel, New York, Apr. 11, 1965. 2r.ffe ___ __
11. Christians without Christ,handed out in N.Y.C. Apr. 28, 1965. Inside another broadside Eternal 1ealities Ahead prepared by the Christian Workers' Tract League, Vancouver, B.C., Canada. Br.# __ _
12. Highlights Of The Television Program of the Cornell Convocation in 3arton ~all Oct. 9, 1964, '.{aldorf-Astoria, New York City. Br.# •
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Acl.di.tional material received through the mail from John Rivoire, Sept. 23, 1965:
B~oadsides: for Bob Smith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, N.Y.; Public Auction
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June 12, 1965, Pleas;nt Valley Auction Hall; Antiques, power tools, books, guns, paintings, modern fixtures. Br.ff _______ _
June 19, 1965, Beacon, N.Y.; Furniture, appliances, china & tools. Br.if ___ _ ! c:: (/) ()
June 26, 1965, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall; Furniture, china, silver dolls, tools. ~ t,:J >-3 (/)
Br.# -----July 10, 1965, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall; Antiques, china, oils, books & curios. Br.# On reverse side July 9, 1965 auction, with listing of items.
July 17, 1965, Millbrook, N.Y.; Household auction including rugs, china, oils, mirrors & sleights. Br.# ___ _
July 31, 1965, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall; Furniture, china, glas~ oils & prints. Br.ff ____ _
Aug. 7, 1965, Hughsonville, N.Y.; Furniture, lamps, china, wagons, tools & cabinets. Br.# ---- ()
0 Aug. 28, 1965, Patterson, N.Y.; Antiques, stoves, crocks & jugs, old tools, sleigh. ~
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Sept. 11, 1965, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall; Furnishings, tools, freezers, saddles, typewriters & office equipment. Br.# ___ _
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Nov. 9, 1965, ;vashingtonville, N.Y.; Antiques, organ, safe, china, glass, etc. Br.If __ _
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1. Saul :3. Sharison R.eoorts, City Councilman of New York East Midtown & Lower Manhattan, July, 1965. 1 Broadside, Br.# ___ _
2. Vote for ~Obert B. Blaikie, Democratic candidate for Manhattan Borough President 1 Broadside, Br.#~--- I-'
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4-. "Beane The Sales Tax Blues", Abe Bea.,--re Democratic can::iidate for N.Y.C. mayor. 2 copies., Br.# •
5. Elect Juige Arnold L. Fein. l broadside, Br.f/: • ----6. Jefferson Democratic Club message to enrolled Democrats. 1 Broadside, Br.#= ____ •
7. Meet Tim Costello, cam.id.ate for President of the N.Y.C. Council. 1 broadside, Br. ----8. The Republican Party wants YOU t , 1 broadside , Br.# ____ •
9. Vote for ~J w. Davis for Judge of the N.Y.C. Court in N.Y. County, Sept 14, 1965. 1 broadside, Br.# •
10. Re-Elect A State Senator "Who Cares", Paul P.E. Bookson, Democratic carxiidate, Sept. 14, 1965. 1 broadstde, Br.I •
11. News FJ.ash ••• Citizens Union Prefers State Senator Bookson. 1 broadside, Br.# • ----
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City Comptroller VOTE Primary Day, Sept. 14, 1965. 1 broadside, Br.ifo Q
lJ. "Cne Way To The Great City", Screvane, Lehman, Moynihan. 1 broadside, Br. If ___ _ 2 copies.
14. Ll.ndsay-Gram, July 17, 1965, John Li.rxisay Republican can:iidate for N.Y.C. Mayor. 2 copies Br. •
1.5. "John Lindsay Speaks", August 20, 1965. 1 pamphlet, Br.#: ____ •
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17. National Sustaining Program, Republican Party Headquarters letter to Fellow ~ Republicans. 1 broadside, Br.# • ~
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1. "It's going to be an expensive su..'TJil)!r ••• But the dividerxis can be immeasurable', mimeo. ~ letter from CORE (:;ongress of Racial Equality). 1 broadside, Br.# • to
2. Postcard (mi.meo.) from the New York Tuberculosis and Health Assoc., Aug. 23, 1965. 1 broadside, Br.ffe •
J. Newspaper the Ha.cy Star, Wed. June JO, 1965. Br.ff: ____ •
4. Broadside from Macy's Department Store in Spanish, Gerrnan & French. Br.if ___ _
Transferred to the Archives: Convocation Oct. 9, 1964.
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l. 3ob Smith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, :1.Y.; Public Auction Oct. 9, 1065, ifashingtonville, N.Y.; Antiques, glass, rugs, garden tractors, safe, etc. 3r.# ------
2. 3ob Smith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, N.Y.; Public Auction Oct. 12, 1965, [ew Paltz, N.Y.; Coins, glass furniture, ford pickup, guns, tools. Br.#~-----
3. 'A New Face For A New District Donald A. Hooper Democratic Candidate for ?0th ssembly uistrict, New York ::ity." Br.# ____ _
4. 1he Lindsay Camnaign 1enorter Vol. 1 - No. 2, Oct. 1, 1965. Br.# -----
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·~0/I\BC / 660 Newscast paper Strike Special.
rJewscast ~-J1.:BC-TV 4" for Sept. 24, 1965 Expanded ::ewsBr. l ---------
.Mimeo. 8. !\letter to the Residents of Stuyvesant Town from the Resident :VIanager, Arthur A.
:•a.lson, Oct. 1, 1965, about examining ever water-using facility to conserve city water. Br.# -----I~i.rrieo.
9. ,\letter £'rom John ·dayne, Hollywood, California telling his friends to read the riational ileview magazine, undated. 3r.# (2 conies)
Campaign button: "Lehman, Screvane, i1oynihan" [the liberal Democratic team].
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Additional material received through E.M.F. from John Rivoire:
Broadsides: 1. Vote for Judge Owen McGivern, Democratic candidate for Jud~e of the Court
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"You can take this into the booth with you!" Vote Line B Democratic. Br. [1965].
Board Of Elections, New York City, text of oroposed amendments to be on the ballot Kov. 2, 1965. Br.# ------
Add. #2039 rec'd. 11/23/65
Additional material received through the mail from John Rivoire:
3roadsides: 1. Bob Smith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Vrtlley, N.Y.; Public Auction Oct. 23,
1965, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.; Bronze & Marble Statuary, Jewelry, Tiffany, Chinese & Victorian Furniture, Oils, Books & Tools. Br.
2. Bob ::3mith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, N.Y.; Public Auction Oct. 29, 1965, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall; Antique & Modern Guns and Pistols and ~ifles. Br.# ------
J. Slum living doesn't have to be a life sentence! Vote: Yes on ?ro~~itions 2 and J Nov. 2, 1965. Br.
4. Vote "Yes" For Clean ':later Proposition #1 Nov. 2nd [1965]. Br.
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Town & Villa~e, NewYork City, Oct. 14, 1965. Br.# ------Town & Village Independent Citizens Committee for 3aul s. Sh~rison Democratic candidate for City Council on Nov. 2, 1965. Br.# -----Re-elect Councilman Saul S. Sharison in the 1st Councilmanic District ~emocratic candidate) 1965. Br.# -----Beame For Mayor Beame For Mayor Oct. 19, 1965. Br.# -------
10. Letter to voters from the Jefferson Democratic Club, N.Y. County on behalf of the Be&me-O'Connor-Procaccino Democratic team. Br.-± -----
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11. Elect the New Democratic Team - Beame, i'Iayor; O'Connor, Pres. City Council; Procaccino, Comptroller. Br.# ------
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c Democratic candidate for Justice of the Supreme Court from -'1'3.nhattan and ~ the Bronx - Elect Judge Harry B. Frank There is no substitute for exnerience. ~ Br.-/f • (2 copies). ~
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Invitation to meet and talk with Don Hopper your Democratic candidate for Assembley, Oct. 21, 1965 at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Irving L. Kalish, 2 Stuyvesant Oval, N.Y.C. Br.# ------
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"Are You Goine:; to 'IJASTE Your Vote this Year? Only a vote in column D will be counted for ••• " Buc1dey, Markey, i'1offett.on the Conservative ticket. Br.-/f (2 copies).
"If You Think Conservative-Vote Conservative Make Your Views And Vote Count Vote For llm. F. Buckley Jr. for Mayor; Rosemary Gunning
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Buckley Jr. for ~1ayor, Column D, November 2nd. Br. iF -- - • (2 copies). ~
"Are You Going to \iaste Your Vote this Year?" Kenneth J. '1ul~ane for Councilman-At-Large; Frank J. ,'1ossa for Borough President; Dcnald J. ·:,ilson for City Councilman, First CD. Br.ffe (2 copies).
Oct. 28, 1965 letter from Irving Kirschenbaum to "Dear Friend and Neig:hbor 11
on behalf of John Lindsay, Republican candidate for :·{ayor. Br.# ------
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"John Lindsay says wise planning could have prevented the oresent water shortage" John Lindsay's Four-Point Action Pro":ram on Water Conservation. Br •. ~ -------"John Lindsay Sneaks" pamphlet. Br.# -------"New York needs a change. Elect John Lindsay ;\fuyor". (2 conies).
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27. "Chain ~eaction"letter with 2 enclosures from the New Yorkers For Lindsay
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'.,Jilliam 3uglia, Republican candidate for Judge of the Civil Court. Br.
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Additional Material received throughthe mail from John Rivoire:
Broadsides:
1, Bob Smith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, N. Y.; Public Auction Oct. 15, 1965~ Pleas2.nt Valley Auction Hall; Gold, silver & copper coins - First Day Sovers 9
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2. Bob 3mith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, N. Y.; Public Auction Oct. 16, 1965, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall; Fine antique & modern flb.rniture, oils, prints, chandeliers, collector's china and Bric-a-brac. Br.# -------
J. Bob 3mith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, N. Y.; Public Auction Nov. 6, 1965, Pleasant Valley ~uction Hall; 35 antique & semi-antique oriental rugs, fine furniture and bric-a-brac. 3r.# • c::: z
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5 .. Sob Smith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, N .. Y.; Public Auction Nov. 19, 1965, Pleasant Valley ~uction Hall; Amer. coins, uncirculated & circulated, gold, silver, & copper. 3r.# •
6 .. Bob Smith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, N. Y.; Public Auction Nov. 20, 1965, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall; Elec. player baby grand, hi fis, ~od. ~urniture, rugs, appliances, freezers, power tools, pool table. Br.*--~----~-
7. Bob 3mith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, N .. Y.; Public Auction Dec. 4, 1965, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall; Fine antiques, furnishings, prints, silver & china. Br.# ------
8. Bob Smith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, N. Y.; Public Auction Dec. 18, 1965, Pleasant 7alley Auction Hall; Fine antiques & furnishings, oriental rugs,
jewelry, Tiffany glass & china, oils & books. Br.#= _____ _
9. Bob Smith, Auctioneer, Pleasant Valley, N. Y.; Public Auction Feb. 26, 1966, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall; Fine antique furniture,vaudeville size piano, art glass in 3urnese, 75 pcs. ~.taffordshire, 30 Oriental rugs, fine prin- s, clocks, books. Br.# ____ ~--~
10. "Jl!ew York today is a city in crisis. The time for change is now." Congressman John Ll.ndsay. 6 Reasons ?or Electing John Ll.ndsay Your Mayor. "9r. # •
11.. "• •• and for the People ••• 11 John Ll.ndsay for :1·1ayor, ;1ilton Hollen for Comptroller, Tim Costello for City Council President The Independent Non-Partisan Ll.ndsay Team. ~r.# •
12. "all out to vote! Nov. 2, 1965 Beame, O'Connor & Procaccino". Br.if-_____ 13. Ted Kupferman for Congress,Scecial Slection Feb. 8, 1966 in :ill vacancy in the
17th Congressional District, N.Y.C. (2 copies) Bro!fa • Republican candidate.
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Mi..meo. letter to "Fellow Republican" Jan. 31, 1966 from ~erbert Brmmell & Jacob K. Javits ~ Ted Kupferman•s candidacy in the 17th District. Kupferman is Republican. Br·*~~~~~~
~!imeo. letter to "Fellow American" from National Sustaining Progr~m, r1epublican Party Headquarter, Washington, D. c. ~ membership in Program. 3r.f~~~~~-
"You and the two party system. Republican. Vote! Republican.
Why it's important!" p J~ -ror; ______ •
Think! Republican. Talk!
1.8. "l:!ARNING ! American Comunists Undermine The Free ,Jorld \ 1i th 'Germ Warfare,' International Threat To ?ree )1en On Earth, r, by Sylvia Kraus, Jan. 27, 1966. Br.} ------
19. l1b1eo.letter to "Residents" Nov. 15, 1965 from Arthur A. Wilson, :r.esident Manager of Stuyvesant Town, N. Y.C., ~ Power Failure Emergency. Br.+ ________ _
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1. April 2, 1966, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall, Furnishings from Old Cornwall-on-Hudson River Viansion and Duino Estate, New :-Iilford, Conn .
April 16, 1966, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall, from Hr. and :Irs. 1-:oss, Rhinebeck, :2:states of Hrs-. Ida Plue and Flag Shop, Poughkeepsie. Br.;f __
J. April 29, 1966, ?leas ant Valley Auction Hall, to settle accounts of discontinued Hudson Valley Earina. Br.# ----
4. April JO, 1966, ?leasant Valley Auction Hall, from Estate of Libby Donalds on and W. ? • Swant on , Pine Plains. Br.# ----
5. :,ray 21st, 1966, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall, to partially settle Esb.te of I:ar:r I. ;--:ulford, Hopewell Junction. Br.#_-__ _
6.June 4, 1966, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall, from Mrs. Dedouloff, ?-Iillbrook, ;(1.ss ~lade, Poughkeepsie, and others. Br.# ___ _
7, June 11, 1966, at 11 High i':B2edm,s, 11 Stissing Road, Stanfordville, U .Y., fine furniture and furnishings - rue;s - tools, etc. Br.#
8. June 18, 1966, Irving Simmons Home, Rt. 44, Amenia Village, lJ .Y. Br.
a June 25, 1966, Pleasant 1! alle;7 _\ uct icn Hall , from prominent Old / .
Lower '.':',utchess Goun"c.~.r ::liver Home and others. Br.]
10. Jul7 9, 1966, Ple::isant Valley ,~--uction Hf'.'.11, from estate of .. 1.ss Edith .-Ulen, "Allendale, 11 -,-oodbur"r, Conn., plus small 1:. ~-'.' .C. Ant .
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July 16, 1966, 11 Fenderkill 1756, 11 home of rvi-.r. and :-~rs. C. --· ?.obcins, Indian Brook J.oad, Garrison, N.Y. Br.# ----July JO, 1966, ?leas:--nt lley .t.uction Hall, estate '.Tesley Hunter, 195 2.ocker ).ve., Ar;t. of S.ev. J. ':T. ?ollette, Hew r\,ltz. Br.i ___ _
August 13, 1966, ?leasant Balley Auction Hall, from Szanton Estate, Ver bank, D. Lasr:er , ? armer ly :-:ill brook and complete home of Dr. l3urns, 11 The Grickets, 11 Campbell Hall, N.Y. Br.# ___ _
Au,;ust 20, 1966, propert7 of late Beatrice Francl at Francl Home, -~tj: 1ci0Hbrook Lane, Clinton Hollo·w. Br.# ----,\unlSt 27, 1966, Fle2sant Vc:ille:,r Auction Hall, estates :-:ildred 3.
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16. September 10,1966, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall, estate late E. ':I. Ne1-rtcn, prominent Boston Edi tor, former homes F. B. Bigelow, La-grangeville and l-'.:Ts. Martindill, i·Tillbrook. Br.# ____ _
17. September 24, 1966, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall, estate of late Hrs. William H. Conger, 110 Academy Street, Foughkeepsie, Br.# ____ _
18. October 8, 1966, ?le;:is;:mt Valley Auction Hall, from home l·'.rs. G. Kohlman, Quaker Hi 11, Pawling, estate Stanley ? • I.!Iac key, Fishkill and estate I1ar:-.r :S. Hill, Bircher Ave. Br. 'b ____ _
19. October 22, 1966, F'leas2-nt Valle~r Auction Hall, contents 14 room home, Earl:r Dutchess Co. Family. Br.
(on reverse side) October 28, 1966, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall, tools, etc. , from last week's estate plus estate of Nial :1I2_rkle.
20. November 12, 1966, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall, fror.i estate late ;.'.rthur S. Je,rett whose family founded Rowley, l1ass. 1639, Country Estate of Honorable Carl Nei:-rton and H. E. :farsh, formerly Kingston. Br.) ____ _
21. No7ember 14, 1966, contents famous Niver Homestead, ?ulvers Corners, H.Y. (on premises). Br
22. Decerr:ber 17, 1966, contents ledgewood, former home Lawrence B. ;,'.orris, Post Road, Hyde Park. Br.# ____ _
(on reverse side) December 10, 1966, Pleasant Valley _ts._uction 32-11, est.:1te Ida G. Stone, Yonkers, N. Y. , Crescent Rel.. , Poughkeepsie.
B~oadsides: Political
1. I-Iake ~our Vote Count for the Next 20 Years I ... Gabel, Taylor, Or2.ns, Dele0:ates to the Constitutional Convention, Democratic - Liberal Candidates. Br.+ _____ ~
2. 1,There Do You Stand on the Civilian Review Board:' If You Knew the Facts, You 1 d Vote No! To Save the Civilian Review Board .•• Br.# ____ _ (2 copies).
J. Senator Javits, Senator Kennedy and Eayor Lindsay Urs;e you to Vote NO to save the Civilian Review Board. Br.# ( 2. copies).
4. Senadores Y..ennedy, J avi ts y I!:ayor Lindsay dis en Vote No! Para Salvar La Junta de ~evision Civil. Br.# -----
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?ropositicn 1 ?ro~ram, Vote Yes ••• Br.# -----Peter ) .• A. Berle - Vote for a Democrat who can win in Hovember ?ri_rnary, June 28 ..• Br.}, (2 copies)
An .Sditorial Reprinted from Town and Vi2.la~e, June 23, 1966 - An Im:;::ortant ?rim2ry. Br.# ____ _
June 25, 1966, newsletter frcm Donald 3. Eh.ikie an:::l. ).ustin Fo,,1ler. Br.# ------The Cnly Judicial G2.ndiclate elect Allen ~:. ::yers, Judge Candidate. Br.# -----
Freely Shosen by Secret 3allot -of the Civil Court - Democratic-Liberal
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?acts about ::edic:ire from your Congressman - Ted Kupferrnan. Br . .. 1: ____ _
12. Ku~)ferman :Jews. Br.# ____ _
13. A :(eport ?rom Your Con£J:ressman, Ted Kupferman, 11ay 1966. Br.? ------14. John Lindsay· endorses Ted Ku~ferman for Congress, Election Day,
Tues. ?ec. 8. Br;/ -----15. Ted Kunferr:1an for Congress ••• Br.# ____ _
16. 3ast 3ide :Jews, ?riday, Ser:tember 16, 1966. Br.# ____ _
17. ?card o:: '.::lections in the ':::it~r of )Jew :ork. Br.i~ ____ _
12. -rote for These 4 Candid:>tes of Justice of the Sunrerr.e Court, :~:::..nhattan and Bronx - Hon. Francis J. Sloustein, Judrce .'_lfred Ascicne, Jud2e ':::ar:uel I'i •• Si;;ieq:el, Judge John H. Eurtagh. :er."-----
19. '.Tl:BC-TV 1 s Direct Line .•• TV .2:lection Specials for 1966. Er.# ____ _
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league of ·,!omen Voters of New York State, F2.cts for Voters, 1966. (2 ~opies). or.#~~~~~
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24. Voter Guide ••• 1·:ilson Congress. Br.# ____ _
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25. Vote Column "du Norbert H. Brown, Conservative C2.ndidate ... Er.) -----26. • •• Elect Allen :-:. Hyers, Judf!,e of the Civil Court. Br.# -----27, Elect Judge Joseph A. Eacchia, Civil Court Judge. Br.# -----28. Suri,~ort Yo·ir Hayor - Elect - Nick Tsoucalas, Boro President,
:~tnhattG.n, A ·valuable P.ddition to the Lindsay Team. Br.# -----29. Eake NeH Yorlc State The First and Greatest State - Be Sure To ::::::_ect
The Sntire Democratic Team ..• Br.# ------JO. Elect Dressner Assemblyman Citizens Union: 11 Freferred 11
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31. For Su1Jre:ne Court Justice - Robert F. ;,Iahoney ... Br
32. Little Annie Casts her First Vote - Committee for Better .{e~resentation. Br ,'f,'= -----
::3. Ted Kunferman card calend2r (2 copies). Br.
34, Get them to~ether again to work for you ct, the 1967 Constitutional Convention - Vote SA. Er.} -----
35. Elect '.Iilli;:,.Jll ? • L;:\rkin to the Assembly 62nd A.D. Br.# ____ _ (2 co;:ies).
J6. You 1:Jeed a Voice at the Constitutional Convention. Elect as yc'.Jr Renresentatives, S. Sar:mel DiFalco, Blossom G. Saxe, Jack J. '::eiser. Br. i_i, (2 conies).
37. Ted Kucferr::3n for C:::ongress, 17th District .3pocial Election 'lot:_:,;· In:~orrnation. Br •. L ____ _
JS. You and the Two Part,~ System - ':Thv It's Imoortant! Br.# ____ _ I cor)1(5.
39. How 11 Your lfa.n In '.Tashiri.gton11 ':Iorks for You. Br .t- z ~---- M
40. Keep :g;x e iencedJus:t;i.ce William~S. S 8*.loreme"'C: urt (Manhattan :s J:Jtm:imtm!lllll'llmrtir~1to:m1~:immmrill~ilmi!ll'l!llllmnmlll1MlMI1~mrfunmit:ubmll!lm1imnnmmimmii?i'tmfifu'rirumr~ ~ ~~ and Bronx Day - Nov. 8, 1966. Br. ~ # ____ _
41. Pau._1 J. Curran letter, Nov. 1, 1966. E,r.) I-' ,.,. ()'.)
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Republican County ComI"'.ittee letter from Vii,cent F. -~-lbany Jr., Br.'."' -----Elect ,',.llen :::. ; '.yers. Br. ,f -----Ho:.Jard ~ressner .•• Br. J -----: 1bCarthyism is Tr...reateing us Ar.;ain by Arthur 1
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Senator :Su.gene J. McC2rthy, Sept. 1966 letter. Br.} ____ _
llational sustaining prog;rarn for Renublican Party He.?dquarters ... Br.;,~ (I coo~).
lJaticnal sustaining pro,:,:ram for Republican Pc_,rtv P.e;tdquarters .•• Br ... ' • (2 co~ies).
'ilh;r :::vervcne is Talkinsi: about Rockefeller, the Governor who C2res about ?eo-:-ile ! Er.}
Your Con::-:ressr:an Thecdore R. Kucferrnan. Br.# ____ _ (2 cc-:::ies).
A Great 3ociety? Possible Cnly Under Socialism! Br.
U. 3. Traitors. _-'i.merican ?atriots .~.re Bein1s Annihilated by Am. Go:,':,,unists ·.;ith ::i-eo, ·.,-ashincton1 s Secret -:eapons, C0 use of Heart _2,ttack, Cancer, etc., Br.} ____ _ by Sylvia Kraus, Sept. 14, 1966. 5th )_ve. Vietnam ?eace ":,arade and :.:t2lly, Sat. :!;a_rch 26 ... Er.= ____ _ (2 conies).
Sick of the :_,iar? Say So! ... Br.# ____ _
;,.ie 1jeed Your Eelp to Y..eep America Free. Br.} ____ _
Back Up The Rockefeller Team With Nathaniel Saperstein. 1
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Broadsides: ;.Yiscellaneous ~ 8 / ,.,
/ I., Shall ('.!iv:i,.li r,ohipited frqm serv:?3-ng1L on a civiliam complaint review ;;; ( (t1 • • r "" board in the Police ~
Dept. Pub. as supplement to Facts For Voters 1966. ~ '> J. :,1rs. 11ihite, Healer and Advisor. Touch of her hand will heal you... :z:
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j. ~:other Dorothy, rie.?.der and Advisor ••• Br.# ____ _
.J· 1:-Jhat is the 1~c1me by \Jhich 'fo ::ust be S8ved? Br.;,b ____ _
IJ-. ':lho Killed Jesus Christ? Br.# -----ll'f"' i·'ls.rks of an :C::ducated l'1an. Br.)
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1. "Killed in Viet-Nam in 1966 - 5047 American :-:en - You helr;ed kill them! if you patronized this store: ... The ?eter Fechter Brigade, Jamaica, New York. Br.# (2 copies).
2. ir.Iake Up, America!" - an address by Howard ~:l. Kacy, President, ~ca~ia 'fotual Life Insurance Co. , Washington, D. G. , J / 67. (2 copies). br.# -----
J. Anti-Co"'.11.~unist International, 2188 Broadway, New 7ork. Br.#~~~~~
Invitation:
1. The New-York Historical Society cordially invi-l:-es you to attend a lecture, 11 :fark Twain as a Father" by F.di th Colgate ,Salsbury, Tuesday J:muary 10, 1967 at 6 ? .:: .•.. Br.# -----
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Additional material received through the mail from John Rivoire:
3 small broadsides:
1. "Why Vietnam? Sponsored by various End the War in Vietnam groups. 2 copies. Br.# • One side in English, the other side in Spanish.
2. ,dhe Name Of The Game Is Harassmentttt..11 Br.#= ------
kdditional broadsides rec'd. Dec. 4, 1967 from John Rivoire:
Bob Smith, Pleasant Valley, N.Y., Bonded Auctioneer
1. Feb. 18, 1967, Pleas2.nt Valley Auction Hall, Antique & Modern Furniture, China, Bric-A-Brae, Books, Fine Prints, Coins, etc. in partial settlement of th8 Coe Estate, Pughkeepsie, Innis Ave. and others. BR.# -----
2. March 11, 1967, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall, Baby Grand Piano, Collection ?ine Art Glass, Coverlets & Guilts, Antique & Modern Furnitre, Prints, Books, Coins, Jewelry from Boston Estate & Fine Local Area Home. Br./ •
J. iViarch 25, 1967, Public Auction, Bonagura Farm, Phillies Bridge Rd., New Paltz, N.Y., Farm Hachinery, Furniture, Baby Grand, Chinese Items, Oriental Rugs, etc. Br.# ------
4. Aprill,1967, Public Auction, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall, Graveley Garden Tractor, Tooks, Coins, 2 Shotguns, Baby Grand Piano, Homa Furnishings, China, etc. to partially settle Estates of Rev. George :-1cKinley, oeacon & Mr. Benry Cork, Poughkeepsie & from Yirs. Anne Budney, Beacon. Br.J •
5. April 15, 1967, Public Auction, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall, Antique Furniture, Americana, Doll Collection & Mech. Toys, China, Glass, Oriental Rugs, Fabulous Animated Music Box, Books, Also Appliances, etc. Br.# • -------
6. Dec. 2, 1967, Public Auction, Pleasant Valley Auction Hall, Cal Smith doing business as Bob Smith. Antique & Modern Furniture, Oriental Rugs, Art Glass, Bric-A-Brae, Guns & Fishing Equipment, Tools. Br.I __ ~~--~
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Stop This Steal ~uestion 1 (The Constitution) Vote No Halt Higher Taxes sponsored byN.Y.S. Taxpayers Association. 2 copies. Br.#~~~---
Vote Colwnn B,Xavier C. Riccobono for Supreme Court Justice, Democrat. Br.# •
"The aegistered Democrat" published '8y the Citizens Committee for the Election of Don Blaikie, Democrat. Br. # •
"I won't make promises. The following is a list of what must be done," Citizens Committee for the Election of Don Blaikie, Democrat. Br.# -------Vote 11Yes 11 Proposition Number 1, The Transportation Bond Issue, sponsored by the Action For Transportation In ~ew York State, a nonpartisan citizens organization. Br. ffe _____ _
Save Our Public Schools, Vote No on Question 2, Fact sheet - New York State Constitition, sponsored by United Parents Associations, N.Y.C. Br.
Public School Parents Say Defeat The Proposed Constitution, Vote No On November ?th, 1967. Br.# _______ _
National Mass Mobilization To End The War In Vietnam Nowt, Sat. Apr. 15, 1967, New York, San Francisco, sponsored by the Spring Movilization Committee To End The ',:ar In Vietnam, 2 copies. Br.
Demonstrate to end the war in Vietnam!, Oct. 21 & 22, 1967, Washington, D.C., sponsored by the Fifth Ave. Vietnarry. Peace Parade Committee. Br.# ________ __
Demonstrate J,gainst The War, Tues. Nov. 14, 1967, N.Y. Hilton Hotel, N.Y.C. sponsored by Fifth Ave. Vietnam Peace Parade Committee. 2 conies. Br.
Menu with dishes named N:i:::t::N: referring to the Vietnamese War for the meeting of Dean Rusk and Charles Engelhard at the N.Y. Hilton Hotel, N.Y.C., Nov. 14, 1967. [Anti-American Foreign Policy in Vietnam]. Br.
3roadsides: Miscel:Wous
l. Your neighbor will visit you soon for your donation the MARCH OF DIMES. Please be generous, sponsored by the Greater New York Chapter, The National FoundationMarch of Dimes. Br.# ----- I-'
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Additional Broadsides rec'd. Jan. 11, 1968 from John Rivoire:
1. "Facing Tr.e F'acts How to be Savec." Zone S, Philadelphia, Pa. 2 copies.
by the Gospel Tract Club, P.O. Box 54, Br.# ------
2. "Mrs. Anderson" neader & ldn.sor on all problems of life , Do not judge :1er c:.d,il you have spoken to her. 1813 SouthernBlvd. Corner S. 175 St., Bronx Reading ::alf Price with this ad. i3r.# _______ _
Additional Broadsides rec'd. March 8, 1968 from John Rivoire:
L Assurance Of Salvation, the name of the issuing group not on the Br., Jan.1968
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2. Notice to the general public from President of the Nat. Assoc. of Broadcast Employees and Technicians (NABET) about their strike against KLXA TV station in Los Angeles, Calif. and the role of the Phillip Morris Co. with KLXA T'J station. Jan. 1968. Br.# --------
Add'l. broadsides rec'd. Apr. 10, 1968:
1. $1,000 A Second! No Tax Increase For Killing Domonstrate ! April 27 1968, sponsored by Fifth Ave. Vietnam Peace Parade Committee, N.Y.C. Br. (2 copies)
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J. Facts On The War If You Are For Snding The War In Vietnam, Demonstrate Anri: 27 e 1968, in ~ew York City, sponsored by the Fifth Avenue Vietnam Peace Parade C.ommitt:'eE Br. ~
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L Public Meeting G. I. • s Against The 1:Jar sponsored by Village View Group For Peace In Vietnam, March 29, 1968, Friends Meeting House, Rutherford Pl. near 15th St., N.Y.C. Br.I • (2 copies)
A.-ld'l. broadside rec'd. 6-4-68:
"Freedom and Peace Party" New York's New Black-'tlhite Political Alliance1
meeting ~~Y 22, 1968, Trinity Lutheran Church, Ave. B & 9th St., soonsored by the Lower Ea~t Side Freedom and Peasce Club. Br.f • (2 copies).
Add'l mat. rec'd Oct. 21, 1975: Broadsides and newspaper, 1974-75. Donated by John Rivoire and added to ltr. 4"
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Green, Bill
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Republican (Primary) Everybody talks about crime in the streets ••• Br·------~~--June 18, 1968
II II Bill Green for Congress Committee letter Br. ____ _
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How to vote Green For Congress (2 copies) Br·~~~-~ Research Analysis of "Man against Machine" Br. ___ _ 1958-1968 AnothEr courageous, •••• (2 copies) Br. ____ _ Letter, June 1968 from the Tenants & Coop.Owners Imp. Assoc.Br·--~-i Postcard-Gr,en for Congress Comm. (2 copies) Br.
Seymour for Congress lette;, 5-28-68 Br·~~~~-5-28-68 letter from Ted Kupferman, Congressman Br·~~~--Your Rep. Candidate for Representative.... Br.
Tenants for Whitney Seymour,, Jr. Br·~--------...;.
Mimeo. letter, 6-12-68, from Mrs. Paul J. Curran Br·~--~----
POSTCARD - Seymour and family Br. ____ _
Why you should vote on June 18 Br. ____ .
Republican Primary, Tuesday, June 18 (2 copies) Br. ____ _
A Fair Shake For Our Neighborhood (2 copies) Br. _____ .,.
Elect Walter Steck Br. ___ _
Re-Elect Your Assemblyman Br. ___ _
Your Voice in Albany Br. _____ _
Ralley for McCarthy M-Day Br. ___ _
It Is Now Or Never ( copies) Br. _____ _
Vote for McCarthy (2 copies) Br. ____ _
TOES-ESBVT )IBQX M3N 'V0VHiliI 'S3I~'i:lli8I~ AiliIS~31\.INO ~~3~00 'S31\.IH0~V AiliIS~3~INO ~ SilidI~0SON'ilW dO iliN3Wili~Vd30
Political broadsides con't: Add. 12039 rec'd. 9-27-68
Candidates•s Name & Office & Party
iilm~~mmmmmmm!imimfihnm~mmmmrmmmmmmiiimpunjoihli:rmmm Blomen, Henning A. President Socialist Labor
" " .. Stein, Andrew Assemblyman Democrat & Liberal
Weeden, Don Con~ress Hepublican
Silverglad, Hyman Assemblyman Urban Peace
Gavin, James M. Draft for President
Miscellaneou~roadsides:
Title of Material Broadside No.
Politicans Promise and Things Get ·,Jorse I WHY? Br. ___ _
Don't Throw Your Vote Away!! Br. ___ _
"Preferred" by Citizens Union Br. ____ _
Don Weeden speaks our ••• (2 copies) Br. ___ _
Peasce is ••• Br. ___ _
Draft Gavin in 1 68 Br. ____ _
Rally, Rally, Rally, End Mob Rule in Our Schools, Sept. 16, 1968. United Fed. of Teachers, N.Y.C.(2 copies) Br·~~~~
Prottest Demonstration~ Closed Conven. in Chicago, Police Brutality, Mr. Daley's Gestapo T~ics, n.d. L196§} Br·~~~~-
Comite Control Comunal, N.Y.C. Yesterday We Opened One School, Today We Opened Five. Handout 9-10-68. Br. _____ _
Statement from Dr. Rogelio M.A. Galindo to the Community of School Dist. One, N.Y.C. Handout 9-10-68.(2 copies)Br·~~~~
Housing Vigilantes! Tenants Unite For Power. N.Y.C. Handout 9-10-68 9 (2 copies) Reverse side in Spanish. Br·~~~~
Bring All Your Friends PARTY, 360 C. Pk. West, N.Y.C. Handout 7-12-68 Br. _____ _
SecuraaA-Date Corp. brochure. N.Y.C. Handout 8-30-68. Br. ___ _
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Political broadsides:
Candidate's lfame & Office & Party
Lindsay, John N.Y.Cdayor Jun~ 17, 1~69 )
Republican l,r1mary II n .. n "
Linlsay, John II u ti
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Postel, llobert Councilman ii .. :3harison, Sauls. Councilman .. Procaccino, Mario N.Y.C. Mayor " 11-4-69
Mahoney, Robert Supreme Court Independent
Lynch, Harold
Koch, fdward II II
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Sponsoring organ. Date
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Title of Material Bro:irlside Numher
June 11, 1969 m:imeo. letter from Lindsay. Br. _____ _ Meet & Greet Lidsay, etc. Apr. 8. Br. ------Lawyers For Limlsay "Are You Affected By The l'.ew Rent Law?" Br. ....._ ____ _ Vole for New York in Hep. Rrimary, 6-17-69. (2 copies). Br. _____ _ 2nrl toup;hest job in America. Br·------Vote for New Iork--samole ballot (pink card). Br. _____ _
Make Marchi Mayor Marchi rna kes sense r '3amnle ballot m'l ckerl for Marchj • Marcr.i makes sense? (2 conies). F''lcsi mi le Daily News hearlline For Mayor: Marchi. 6-11-69 letter (mimeo.) from Marchi.
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"T love this city. I an angered by what has hapnened to it." Br. ____ _
The People's Choice for Coun~ilman-at-large • Br. _____ _
Re-elect Councilman Sharison, 1st D:istrjct,(2 copies). Br. _____ _
Thereis nothing wrong with N.Y·C. that good management, ••• Br. ____ _
Robt. E. Mahoney for Supreme Court Justice. Br. _____ _
7-1-70 mimeo. letter from Lynch. 62nd Assembly District. Br • ------1-6-70 mimeo. letter to Governor Rockefeller from Koch. Koch's Oct. 1970 report from 1.'lashington.
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Women Strike For Peace J-26-69 1'1omen Must Break the Silence. Br. Vietnam Moratorium Comm. 10.;i._5_ Wed. 10-15 Rally in Bryant Park, N.Y.C.(2 copies-not identical). Er.--------:. !'Jew ~'obiljzation Comm. to End the Warlf in 1Tietnam -- Facsiihile of NY. Times, Sun. 6-7-70, Rr.
Oct. 15 Vietnam Mora r:Jriurn, Tfammersk,iold Plaza-U.IJ., N.J.C. Br.-------lTYC Chapter Nat. Assoc, Social '''orkE'rs--'Jfficialj: supports Nov. 15 March on \vash:ington. Br. -------V:ietnalll Morator:ium Comm. Oct. 15 Ral1Y at Ryyant Park "I'he American People Can Stop The \,,Jar!"(2 copies) Br. ______ _ f'c:}ra'.v-T.fill, Tnc, F:xc,c. 1' 1emo. ]n_11i_69 To the .Staff re taking Ume off to attend Oct. 15 peace rally. Br. -------'.1c'.JraH-l-li11 F'mp1oyees \i;ainsL the 'W'lr i.n Viet111.m -- Torla.v at lnndh Jo:in McGraw-Hill's i4alk. (2 copies) Rr. -------.. " .. II " ::iunpnrt Thr 'liRtnam t1oratoriurn. Dr·---~---
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Youj,;h r,r;a inst 1,f8r & Fascism Free The PJnther 21.
B1ack P;rnther Party Arrest of Bobby Seale 1069.
'1ov. 17, 1')69 PrPss Release "Free The N.Y. 21 11•
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Jewish Defense Lear;ue
N. Y. Confer. on Soviet Jewry
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N. Y.C. Chap. Nat. Assoc. Social it/orkers Feb. 4, 1970
Socialist labor Party " It II
Computer Professionals for Peace) Anti-Camplicity Movement )
Young People's Socialist League
Jl.ug. 1)6'il__ j_Aug. 1969}
j_Fiar. 4, •r.27
people against HR 12025 Natl. Timber Supply Act
Scripture Reseach Assoc.
Straphangei:s !Jnited c / 8 Envfronment
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"Ballad of Fun Ci_ ty."
Article reprinted from N.Y. Timss
"The • 66 6ent QnestJ on" membership a ct ion meeting.
New Jersy State Platform "Politicians Promise •••• " J!ar • • • why?
Science For Life Ur Death? (2 copies).
August 21, 1968 Day Of Shame Protest
"Let's Kill This Bill!"
"The Sabbath Made For JVlan. 11
"Straphanger, Fight Back! (2 copies).
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:nallenge to Governance :,Y.oject. Files.
iterri rec'd. from John :1ivoire, Oct. 25, 1970 and tranferred from +2039 :-;;ivoire ?apers:
i0limeo. letter ,July 7, 1969 to Dear A:lurnnus from :lilliam Osby, Charirnan, 'Jraduate ::.;oordinating Council and ~ugene J. 3azan, Conference Committee, Cornell University. 1 pa~e.
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"any of .J.D. Tuller's June 30, 1970 letter to Presirient Dale R. :arson •.Jith the fellowing enclosures: ~os. 155-A; 156; 173; 189.
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