Attorney William Kunstler , who led the defense of the "Chicago Seven" speaks to an estimated 5,000 persons in nearby Sepulveda during which he stated that the Santa Barbara college town bank burning February 25 was a "picayunish matter" compared to Vietnam. Kunstler was accompanied by his associate defense attorney, Leonard Weinglass and one of the seven, Thomas Hayden, Los Angeles.

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Attorney William Kunstler , who led the defense of the "Chicago Seven" speaks to an estimated 5,000 persons in nearby Sepulveda during which he stated that the Santa Barbara college town bank burning February 25 was a "picayunish matter" compared to Vietnam. Kunstler was accompanied by his associate defense attorney, Leonard Weinglass and one of the seven, Thomas Hayden, Los Angeles.
Attorney William Kunstler , who led the defense of the "Chicago Seven" speaks to an estimated 5,000 persons in nearby Sepulveda during which he stated that the Santa Barbara college town bank burning February 25 was a "picayunish matter" compared to Vietnam. Kunstler was accompanied by his associate defense attorney, Leonard Weinglass and one of the seven, Thomas Hayden, Los Angeles.
DateMarch 1, 1970
MediumVintage United Press International telephoto
DimensionsSheet: 8 3/8 × 10 9/16 in. (21.3 × 26.8 cm) Image: 8 1/8 × 10 1/4 in. (20.6 × 26 cm)
Credit LineGift of Thomas J. Wilson and Jill M. Garling, P2016
Object number2024.21.254
Not on view
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Markings Recto, top margin (transferred typed adhesive label): "HCP030102-3/1/70-LOS ANGELES: Attorney William Kunstler, who led the defense of the / "Chicago Seven" speaks to an estimated 5,000 persons in nearby Sepulveda during which / he stated that the Santa Barbara college town bank burning 2/25 was a "picayunish / matter" compared to Vietnam. Kunstler was accompanied by his associate defense attorney, / Leonard Weinglass and one of the seven, Thomas Hayden. UPI TELEPHOTO ch/gw"
Verso, upper center (red stamp): "MAR 2 1970"
Verso, lower left quadrant (blue printed stamp): "RSK 29857"
Inscribed Verso, lower left, sideways (pencil): "anti-chi-024"
Yippie leader Jerry Rubin rips off his jurist's robe in front of a University of Utah crowd in Salt Lake City, Utah as part of his defiance of the nation's legal system.
Unknown artist, American
Date: February 8, 1970
Medium: Vintage United Press International telephoto
Object number: 2024.21.255