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From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection. Cartoon by Jon Kennedy. Richard Nixon carries a bouquet of flowers labeled "NATO talks," a heart-shaped box labeled "European priority," and a gift box labeled "de Gaulle visit" as he walks toward the door of a house labeled "European allies." Cobwebs on the door spell out "U.S. indifference" and "Neglect." A woman looks through the curtained window next to the door and smiles. The cartoon caption reads, "New interest in old flame."

cartoon by John Riedell; The figure of Justice is seated. She holds up a set of scales that is tipped heavily to one side by a question mark. In her lap, Justice displays an unrolled scroll labeled "Ray case".

From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection. Cartoon by Eldon Pletcher. A huge skeleton wears a pullover shirt that is labeled, "Metro Safety Council's report on accidental deaths in La. during 1968." Across the skull's forehead is a car, its wheels in place of the eye sockets. Words on the car are "Traffic deaths accounted for nearly 50 percent--1,300!" The skeleton appears to be leering down at a man in uniform (police, highway patrol) who is hammering a sign onto a pole. The sign reads, "New speed law enforcement orders." The cartoon caption reads, "Get the picture?"

From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection. Cartoon by Eldon Pletcher. Louisiana governor John McKeithen is using a crutch to walk, and one foot is bandaged and labeled "Tax raising ventures." He is standing outside an elevator door that is labeled, "Legislative elevator...Try for 2/3 of the way to the top?" The call buttons on the wall beside him are labeled, "Ups...Downs." McKeithen is saying, "I'll never get on that contraption again...Without mighty strong assurances!"

From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection. Cartoon by John Knudsen. Richard Nixon and Pope Paul VI stand on the globe that is labeled "Search for peace." A bright sky is behind them. They shake each other's right hand, and with the left each man signals a thumbs up. The cartoon caption reads, "Common ground."

From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection. Cartoon by John Stampone. A large man labeled "Politics" is smoking a cigar and sitting on top of a desk in an office. He is holding a stack of letters in envelopes, and he is tossing them one by one into an upturned hat that is on the floor in front of him. The hat is labeled "Inefficiencies." A smaller man has entered the office through a doorway. He carries a paper that reads "Nixon's postal reforms...Merit system for postmaster job." The second man says to the first, "You're old hat."

From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection. Cartoon by Ed Valtman. Charles de Gaulle and Richard Nixon stand together in front of a plane labeled "American Airlines." American tourists have disembarked and are taking pictures of them. De Gaulle says, "We welcome American affluence, but not influence?"

cartoon by John Riedell; An educator wearing a cap and gown spanks two young men with a stick. The two young men are labeled "campus disrupters."

cartoon by John Riedell; A newspaper's banner reads,"The Wetter Forecast." The headlines are:"Possibility Of Worst Floods In History Of Midwest,"Record Snowfalls Expected To Begin To Melt Next Week," and "Illinois Among States Most Affected."

From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection. Cartoon by Karl Hubenthal. A cartoonist shows a huge, wide cartoon to his managing editor. One end of the cartoon shows Richard Nixon's face; at the other end is Charles de Gaulle's face. Each drawing has an extremely long nose, and the noses meet in the middle. The caroonist says, "Just visualize it, boss. We'll run the cartoon 16 columns across a double page, maybe even jump it on around in back. And instead of 'Eyeball to eyeball,' we caption it 'Nostril to nostril confrontation'!" The editor thinks, "Give me strength." The cartoon caption reads, "It's a cartoonist's dream."

From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection. Cartoon by Eldon Pletcher. A government building is shown in the lower half of the cartoon, with "Administration of justice is the foundation of liberty" across the pediment. "Charges of a conspiracy to murder President Kennedy" and "Warren Commission on trial" are in front of the building, and large words, "Not guilty!" are above the building in the sky. Above these words are large theatrical lights with "World-wide coverage of Shaw conspiracy trial." The cartoon caption reads, "A fact the world should also know."

From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection. Cartoon by Eldon Pletcher. A man in colonial dress representing Louisiana leans proudly on a rocket. The rocket has a map of Louisiana that is labeled, "Made in Louisiana at Michoud" and underneath the map are the words, "The mighty Saturn V." A fin at the bottom of the rocket is labeled, "USA." A sandwich board nearby reads, "Apollo series." The cartoon caption reads, "Big booster."

From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection. Cartoon by Eldon Pletcher. High above the New Orleans skyline, an old man with a long beard sits in a car on a cloud. The car is labeled, "Riverfront expressway" and has cloud-to-car cobwebs. In resonse to the cartoon caption, "Since there are air rights..." the man says, "What about up-in-the-air rights?"

From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection. Cartoon by Eldon Pletcher. Richard Nixon is listening in on someone else's phone call using a telephone labeled, "Extension '70." He appears worried. The cartoon caption reads, "Surtax call to Congress."

From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection. Cartoon by Vic Runtz. President Richard Nixon is suited up in astronaut gear and floating in space. An apparatus strapped to his chest is labeled "Tour and report" and attached is a long air hose. In the bottom right corner, artist Runtz's signature cat is seen riding a bottle rocket labeled "Press." The caption reads: "Making it look easy."