First for May 1, 1969 is 8x10.5". First two of six bullet points read: "End U.S. Imperialistic Aggression In Vietnam And Everywhere! For Puerto Rican Independence!/Fight Against Racism And Government Repression Of The Black Liberation, Labor, Student And Peace Movements! Hands Off The Panthers! Repeal The Taylor Law! Cops Off Campus." Reverse is in Spanish. Speakers include: Jose Stevens-New York Dubois Clubs And Henry Winston-Communist Party, USA. NM. Second is 8.5x11" with text "Wanted For Murder/Nelson Rockefeller/The Butcher Of Attica" issued by "The Bronx Coalition" NM. Third is for September 18, 1971. Headline reads "Attica. Just Say Murder...By Rockefeller & Nixon." The march was from Union Square to Rockefeller Center. Bottom text names sponsors and reads in full: "Sponsored By A Coalition To Protest The Attica Massacre Consisting Of: Vietnam Peace Parade Committee/Harrisburg Defense Committee/Vietnam Veterans Against The War/War Registers League/Youth Against War And Fascism/Peoples Peace Treaty/May Day/Madam Binh Brigade/Committee To Aid The NLF-SVN/People's Coalition For Peace And Justice." Mint. Last are two 1.25" buttons from 1971. One reads "Attica Lives/Harriet Tubman Prison Movement" and the other reads "Goodbye Nelson." Bit of air under cello on the second, but otherwise both are Mint. From the Marshall Levin Collection. Comes with Hake's COA.