McNamara's Ban, 1961
Scope and Contents
This series contains primarily political cartoons that Strom Thurmond collected throughout his years of public service. With few exceptions, the subject of the cartoon is either Thurmond or a current event in which he was involved.
Many of the cartoons are original drawings, sent to Thurmond by the cartoonists or their editors. Originals may be identified by a brief description, such as "ink on illustration board" or "pencil and ink". If there is an inscription, it is included in the description. Cartoons without this descriptive information are photocopies, though a couple of reproductions are signed by the artist. Descriptive information is often followed by the publication in which the cartoon appeared or the topic of the cartoon. Topics are varied and include the military muzzling investigation of the early 1960s, civil rights, military topics, Thurmond's switch from the Democratic to the Republican party, Supreme Court nominations and campaigns and elections.
The printouts from the original database and a compact disc with a Microsoft Excel 2007 spreadsheet of the data are included with this series.
Dates
- 1961
Creator
- Howie, Bob (Artist, Person)
Extent
2 item(s)
Language of Materials
From the Series: English
Description
Ink. Inscribed "To Senator Thurmond with Kindest Regards and Great Admiration!" Also, a brochure "Reprinted from the Citizen [Jackson, Mississippi]", March 1962, containing this cartoon as Cartoon of the Month and a censored version of the Star-Spangled Banner.
Dimensions
Size (inches): 17.25 x15
Creator
- Howie, Bob (Artist, Person)
Repository Details
Part of the Clemson University Libraries Special Collections and Archives Repository