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Posted by Tony Ortega at 12:21 PM, May 1, 2008
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June 18, 1958, Vol. III, No. 34
Jules Feiffer, father of “Sick, Sick, Sick,” will read off captions from a series of his original chalk cartoons at an open meeting of the Greenwich Village Committee of a Sane Nuclear Policy, which will be held at the Greenwich Mews Theatre, 141 West 13th Street, on Tuesday, June 24, at 8:30 p.m. The cartoons will then be auctioned off, and he will present the proceeds to the committee to aid it in its work. Other objects contributed by prominent people will also go into the auction.
On the program with Mr. Feiffer are Dr. Harry Lustig, chairman of the physics department at City College, and Trevor Thomas, chairman of the National Sane Nuclear Committee. Edwin Fancher, publisher of the The Voice, will act as chairman for the evening. There will also be live musical entertainment.
