United Press International

Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Civilians share the danger of the fighting with soldiers in both Cambodia and South Vietnam. A woman and children seek safety in a bunker in Phnom Penh recently (March 18) during Cpmmunist rocket attacks.

Typed mimeograph caption taped onto verso reads: "Haave Hands Full. New York: Policemen have their hands full--literally--as they try to cut chaining around a picket during a civil rights demonstration at outside City Hall...Nine demonstrators--there were 130 assembled--wrapped a long chain around themselves and then tried to padlock themselves to a pillar. Three policement were injured duriing a ciolent clash with the pickets."

Typed caption pasted on verso: "Saigon: It's bad luck to wear old clothes during Tet - the start of the new lunar year. So young and old are busy purchasing new frocks one week before the big annual holiday. At the Saigon Market, where vendors spread their wares on the ground, one little girl is fitted for a new dress while her sister waits topless for her turn."

Caption typed on recto reads: "Montgomery, Ala.: Student Jim Zwerg of the 'freedom riders' who was beat up by a mob here 5/20 is shown in hospital here 5/21. The 21-year-old ministerial student suffered cuts and bruises."

Typed mimeograph description on verso reads: "Conventionally Speaking (third of nine). The candidate's 'hat in the ring' was more than just a phrase for the New York delegation that lined up these 'Ike' hats at the GOP Convention in Chicago, July 1952. Somebody managed to slip in one lone eyeshade boosting Senator Robert A. Taft." Image featured rows of folding chairs, a straw "Ike" hat place on each seat; a "Taft" eyeshade has placed over the top of one of the straw hats.

An artificial collection consisting of ephemera relating to the Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975.

Ace of Spades death card; Allied safe-conduct pass; single issues of newsletters and a newspaper; printed flyers; photograph featuring women and children at a Saigon market dressing for New Year's; preliminary prospectus for common stock; and a speech of US Senator Thomas J. Dodd (Connecticut, 89th Congress, 1st session) appearing in a copy of the Congressional Record.