As more than 4000 persons--including presidents of 57 U.S. universities and colleges--attended inauguration ceremonies for Howard W. Johnson, new president of MIT, a group of pickets appeared and faced solemn but colorful academic procession. They were asking for help in their protest against planned inner belt through Cambridge

As more than 4000 persons--including presidents of 57 U.S. universities and colleges--attended inauguration ceremonies for Howard W. Johnson, new president of MIT, a group of pickets appeared and faced solemn but colorful academic procession. They were asking for help in their protest against planned inner belt through Cambridge

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As more than 4000 persons--including presidents of 57 U.S. universities and colleges--attended inauguration ceremonies for Howard W. Johnson, new president of MIT, a group of pickets appeared and faced solemn but colorful academic procession. They were asking for help in their protest against planned inner belt through Cambridge
Name on Item:
Record American Photo, Kevin Cole
Date:
October 7, 1966
Format:
Photographs
Genre:
Film negatives
Location:
Boston Public Library
Arts Department
Collection (local):
Brearley Collection
Subjects:
Universities & colleges
Academic costumes
Inaugurations
Demonstrations
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Places:
Massachusetts > Middlesex (county) > Cambridge
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Extent:
1 photograph : film negative ; film size 6 x 6 cm
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Additional information accompanying item: Johnson, Howard W. New President of MIT installed 10/7/66
Caption: As more than 4000 persons--including presidents of 57 U.S. universities and colleges--attended inauguration ceremonies for Howard W. Johnson, new president of MIT, a group of pickets appeared and faced solemn but colorful academic procession. They were asking for help in their protest against planned inner belt through Cambridge. In his acceptance speech, President Johnson said MIT in the future will devote more and more of its attention to human problems.
Notes (acquisition):
Gift; John Booras
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Identifier:
18_11_007230