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People walk through downtown Winnipeg supporting Indigenous rights. Colorful signs of protest are held in the crowd.

Ed Campbell, from Norway House, is speaking at a rally at the Manitoba Legislative Building (?). The rally is calling for justice after the death of J. J. Harper in 1988. Behind Campbell is a group of men in suits standing beside a sign displaying photographs of Harper.

A group of people are protesting in Winnipeg, Manitoba after indigenous leader J.J. Harper was shot and killed by a police officer in 1988 . Signs questioning police competency and calling for equal rights are being held in the air.

This is a photo of American demonstrators protesting the imminent visit of Soviet Baptist and Mennonite church leaders by carrying
signs in front of the Mennonite Central Committee Office.

This is a photo of Mennonites from U. S. and Canada carry a banner along 42nd Street to the United Nations for a Disarmament Rally.

Negs only, 2. The lower one was used in the
CM 13-8-6. While the China & Southeast Asia Conference was in session at the Church Centre, demonstrators marched in front of the nearby US Mission to the UN, protesting American military action in Southeast Asia. One sign reads: "Withdraw US troops from Vietnam Now!;" another: "Free elections for Vietnam 1954 Geneva Declaration.' Related to 2001-14.296-298.

Negatives only, 2. Protesters with sign: "Withdraw U.S. Troops from Vietnam" march in New York during China and Southeast Asia Conference at the United Nations. See 1994-14.737 for related photo, used in CM 13-8-6.

3 photos from "Rally for Decency" show: 5 young people performing with musical instruments on Reimer Express flatbed serving as the platform; a young man, dressed in pin striped suit (new Canadian?) speaking at microphone; audience (backs to camera) with rally platform in bkgd. Infor. On envelope: June, 1970, Assiniboine Park, Wpg., photos by Toews. The person who wrote this on the envelope also put: "Geo. please file" so intended for CM but not used.

This 2nd photo shows demonstration participants Chairman Peter G. Makaroff and wife Helen, Doukhobors, on the steps of their home in Saskatoon, SK. Negatives, 2. Not used in CM 13-31-2. Last in series beginning at 2001-14.253 on "Manifestation for Peace." C.f. 1994-14.427.

Negatives Also, 2. See CM 13-31-2. "Manifestation for Peace" at RCAF Radar Base at Dana. Men, women & a boy participate. Unidentified man holding an umbrella, sitting at the end of the row is shown standing by himself in a separate photo, possibly before the demonstration. Linked to series 2001-14.253-259.

Negatives also, 3. All 3 used in CM 13-31-2. "Manifestation for Peace" at RCAF Radar Base at Dana. Participants with sign: "Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself."

Negative also. Used in CM 13-30-2. Chairman Peter G. Makaroff speaks at microphone amid signs placed on lawn chairs at the "Manifestation for Peace" at the RCAF Radar Base at Dana near Saskatoon. Series continues to 2001-14.259. C.f. related photo in 1994-14.427. Likely taken by Frank H. Epp, CM editor, who attended the event.

Negative also. Demonstrators outside of the American Mission to the United Nations protesting the American involvement in the Vietnam War. During the China and Southeast Asia Conference (New York, N. Y.) Used in CM 13-8-6. Linked to 2001-14.296-298.

Used in CM 18-40-6. Two demonstrators (a man & a woman) carry signs with the "In God we Trust" theme on them. The demonstration was in favor of a military victory in Vietnam.

Used in CM 18-40-6. A woman demonstrates in Washington, D.C. in favour of a military victory in Vietnam. She is carrying a sign that says: One God is a majority victory. Photo by Religious News Service. C.f. 1994-14.2134.