Where is everybody?; July 2, 1970

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Where is everybody?; July 2, 1970

Identifier: mus_aaec0152

Description: From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection; Cartoon by Vic Runtz. President Richard Nixon walks toward the left of the cartoon dressed as a Hussar, wearing a chest ribbon labeled "Presidensy" [sic] and holding a sword upright. Behind Nixon, a group of men with a flag labeled "Senate" march in formation in the opposite direction. The Washington monument is in the background. Runtz's cat follows the senators but looks over at Nixon. The cartoon caption reads, "Where is everybody?"

Creator: Runtz, Vic.

Date: 2 July 1970

Format: Digital reproduction of a 1-page illustration.

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Collection: AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection.

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Source: cartoon number 0152

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