Jarvis Tyner (19 results)

Condition: New.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

20p. pamphlet, very good in stapled wraps. Tyner is the brother of jazz musician McCoy Tyner.

16p., staplebound pamphlet, minor edgewear. Speech given by Tyner, the Communist Party candidate for Vice President in 1976.

Condition: New.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Pamphlet. 4p. tabloid newspaper format campaign piece with Tyner's speech to the CPUSA's 20th National Convention and the CP program for the 1976 election. Horizontal fold, evenly toned, otherwise very good condition.

4p. newspaper format campaign piece folded tabloid style, quoting a speech by Communist VP candidate Tyner in Manhattan; evenly toned, "Communist campaign of 1976" penciled across the top edge. Argues that the austerity measures being applied to New York and other cities were part of an attack by the rich against the working class and especially minorities.…

4p. newspaper format campaign piece folded tabloid style, quoting a speech by Communist VP candidate Tyner in Manhattan; evenly toned with San Francisco campaign address stamped on cover, otherwise very good condition. Argues that the austerity measures being applied to New York and other cities were part of an attack by the rich against the working class and especially minorities.…

Newspaper. 16p., folded tabloid newspaper on newsprint, news, opinion, articles, events, ads, photos, services and resources, heavily worn & toned at folds. Also: Philadelphia Democrats Sweep Votes. Love Behind Bars. Jarvis, the Communist Party VP choice downplays rights and proves himself to be a tool of The State. Boston's LGBTQ newspaper which started in 1973. More political than entertainment.…

Staple-bound pamphlet, 11" x 8-1/2"; 31pp. Fine. Includes full text of reports by Monteiro ("Update on the Struggle for Equality"); LeBlanc ("The Winston Enrollment Campaign"); Tyner ("Highlights & Lessons of the 1989 Elections"); Webb ("Developments in the Working Class and Trade Union Movements").

Three 8.5x11 inch handbills, all somewhat toned and worn. Includes "Communist candidates: will they hurt McGovern?" and two versions of a leaflet titled "Communist candidates: what's the point?" Two of the leaflets have text on the back asking voters to sign petitions to get the candidates ballot access in California.…

Pamphlet. Four-panel brochure on newsprint, 8.5x11 inches, evenly toned, otherwise very good. Hall and Tyner were running as the Communist Party's presidential ticket. They witnessed the aftermath of a US bombing run, which struck civilian areas and killed children, during their visit to North Vietnam.…

Original double-sided flyer, with text and photograph offset printed in dark brown on cream stock, measuring 21.75cm x 35.75cm (8.5" x 14"). Horizontal fold at center smoothed out, with two small pencil notations at upper corners; Near Fine. Double-sided flyer announcing Gus Hall and Jarvis Tyner's entrance into the 1976 Presidential race, including their lengthy statement on various positions, accompanied by brief biographical sketches of each man ("Meet Gus Hall," "Meet Jarvis Tyner"), and a large photograph of Hall and Tyner, accompanied by Henry Winston and Angela Davis. 87338.…

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. Original nomination petition. Partially printed document. Single sheet, folded horizontally into four sections. Lightly creased where folded, bit of age-toning, else a very good example. The first leaf lists Gus Hall, "Steelworker" as candidate for President of the United States, and lists the African-American Jarvis Tyner, "Teamster," as candidate for Vice-President. It also lists those nominated as presidential electors. The verso of the first page has 20 lines completed in ink holograph listing Philadelphia-resident signers of the petition. …

Pamphlet, 8vo, 24 pp., pictorial self-wrappers, saddle stitched. Cover worn, with pen marks; top and bottom spine tips a bit torn, no loss; very good. Pamphlet decrying the Vietnam War and the imperialist and racist culture of the United States which enabled it. The text of a speech delivered by Jarvis Tyner to the W.E.B. Du Bois Clubs of America during the opening night of its 3rd National Convention. Tyner (July 11, 1941), was an American activist and former member of the Communist Pary. He was also former chair of W.E.B Du Bois Clubs of America. $500.…

11x16 inch poster,horizontal fold crease, otherwise very good. Depicts CPUSA leader Gus Hall with his running mate Jarvis Tyner (brother of jazz musician McCoy Tyner).

22x30.5 inch poster, very good. Depicts CPUSA leader Gus Hall shaking hands with his running mate Jarvis Tyner (brother of jazz musician McCoy Tyner).

Gus Hall and Communist Party USA political archive, 1960 to 1972, tracing Hall's return to public party leadership after his imprisonment, his participation in the international communist movement, and the CPUSA's 1970s program of antiwar mobilization, Black liberation, labor organization, and electoral campaigning. Hall served as the party's general secretary from 1959 until his death in 2000 and entered the 1972 election as the first of four Communist Party presidential campaigns he would conduct over the next twelve years. Two press photos and two political pamphlets outlining the Communist Party's goals during the Nixon administration, including immediate withdrawal from Vietnam, freedom for Angela Davis, opposition to wage controls, and a presidential ticket joining Hall with Young Workers Liberation League chairman Jarvis Tyner. Archive of four items comprising two original press photographs and two political pamphlets, 1960 to 1972. Archive includes: [1] Associated Press original press photo of Gus Hall at the Communist Party national committee meeting. Washington, D.C., February 4, 1960. Typed caption identifying Hall as the newly elected general secretary and stating that he had been chosen to succeed Eugene Dennis; verso bears filing text "HALL, GUS (NY) (COMMUNIST PARTY)" and a blue "FEB 4 1960" date stamp. Hall speaks into a bank of microphones with another party official seated behind him, documenting his assumption of national leadership after serving an eight year federal sentence under the Smith Act. [2] United Press International original press photo. Gus Hall at the World Consultative Meeting of Communist Parties. Budapest, February 27, 1968. UPI credit stamp and yellow caption sheet affixed to verso. Hall sits at the press table during a conference attended by delegates from sixty seven parties; the caption records unanimous approval of his motion sending "a warm message of support to North Vietnam against U.S. aggression." [3] Hall, Gus. Out of Indo-China! Freedom for Angela Davis! Our Goals for 1971 and How to Win Them: The Sharpening Crisis of U.S. Imperialism and the Tasks of the Communist Party. New York: New Outlook Publishers, August 1971. Printed wrappers, 60 pages. Text of Hall's July 9, 1971 report to an enlarged meeting of the CPUSA National Committee, issued weeks after publication of the Pentagon Papers and organized under headings including "The World Scene," "U.S. Capitalism," "The Movement for Black Liberation," "The Rank and File Movement," "Election Struggles," and "The Party." Hall opens with the secret Pentagon papers, denounces successive presidential administrations for the Vietnam War, calls for total American withdrawal from Indochina, and links the antiwar struggle to the campaign for Angela Davis's release and preparations for the party's twentieth national convention. [4] Vote Communist in 1972: Hall Tyner for President and Vice President. Beat the Freeze. Circa 1971 to 1972. Stapled illustrated campaign pamphlet with portraits of Hall and Tyner on the front and Richard Nixon beneath the slogan "BEAT THE FREEZE" on the rear. The text attacks Nixon's New Economic Policy and wage freeze as "legalized robbery," answers the administration's claim that wage increases caused inflation, and demands an end to the Vietnam War, restrictions on corporate profits, expanded public services, and the slogan "FREEZE INFLATION, NOT WAGES!" Hall appears as the party's former steelworker and general secretary; Tyner, his vice presidential running mate in 1972 and 1976, appears as a former Teamster and national chairman of the Young Workers Liberation League. Hall's lead the CPUSA during a decade in which the American left was divided among antiwar, labor, and Black liberation movements in the wake of the social uprising and Red Scare of the 1960s. The archive records the Communist Party's platform and political goals in that time period. Hall's presidential candidacies began with the 1972 ticket advertised here, representing his efforts to preserve an independent Communist electoral presence in US elections. Moderate toning and handling wear to the pamphlets, with edge wear, corner creasing, and oxidation at the staples; press prints show light surface and edge wear, retained stamps and caption sheets, and minor verso residue. Overall very good condition.…