Billions for Defense but Not One Bulldozer for Tribute, July 27, 1969

Creator

George White

Files

Preview

Publisher

The Tampa Tribune (Tampa, Fla.)

Creation Date

7-27-1969

Abstract

A cartoon with a man holding a sign with an updated quote from Charles C. Pinckney speaking in 1797 about defense spending. The man is supposed to express the U.S. public sentiment. In front of him is Fidel Castro smoking a cigar with his hands behind his back.

Alt Text

A cartoon depicting a frowning man in a suit and bowtie standing on the edge of a map of Florida, holding up a large paper that has a Charles C. Pinckney quote from 1797 edited to read, "Billions for defense but not one bulldozer for tribute" which he is showing to Fidel Castro, who stares back at him while smoking a cigar.

Keywords

George White (1901-1964), Charles Cotesworth Pinckney (1746-1825), United States--Armed forces--Appropriations and expenditures, Fidel Castro (1926-2016)

Extent

1 political cartoon

Subject: geographic

Cuba

Physical Collection

George White Political Cartoons Collection

Box

1

Folder

121

Language

English

Identifier

W08-00119

Recommended Citation

White, George, "Billions for Defense but Not One Bulldozer for Tribute, July 27, 1969" (1969). George White Political Cartoons. Image 107.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/george_white/107