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Second City (Chicago, Illinois), Vol. 2, No. 5. Underground newspaper published by the Guild Cooperative Fellowship. The front cover features a political caricature depicting Spiro Agnew and Richard Nixon as a two-headed astronaut beneath the slogan “Send Spiro + Dick to Mars by 1972.” Inside are illustrated and photographic reports on the Vietnam War, including the feature “Vietnam - Wounds Far Worse…,” coverage of demonstrations supporting the Chicago Seven, articles on Judge Julius Hoffman’s contempt citations against the “Chicago 15,” draft resistance and a Draft Card Turn-In Rally, anti-war activism, economic criticism of the Nixon administration, and contemporary protest photography documenting demonstrations in Chicago.
Overall good condition with light expected age toning and wear consistent with handling.
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Includes a full letter of authenticity from JG Autographs, Inc.
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