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a ‘eae =a sere re ea No, but it doves +o, i Goes Sine FAIL RE ee waa Wee et topped the war? give wit wuss # well on the way to producing some of the conditions necessary for causing a halt to Wash- ton's aggression in Vietnam. mee. the April 17, 1965 antiwar march on shington, the war in Vietnam has been the cen- issue in American politics. The antiwar move- at developed out of that action and has since cted every sector of American society. he campuses are no longer silent as they were the 50's. Independent committees against the » through activitics and printed material, have cated large numbers of students to the govern- it's suppression of the Victnamese people's fight self-detexmination. park” *-y the militancy of students, professors ' t@awvtuals have begun to join the ranks of protestors. Not since before the McCarthy cra gwen such a ferment in the intellectual mean that Bere Cae ABR IMU y itskgeviicy of non-exclusion, the movement deal BAscrious blow to the stifling witch-hunt hat pervaded the United States in the roudiyw claime tn work with anv and Oudy Claims (6 Wor! Ih any and Nee at oppose the war, regardless of politi- aid that they do not want to fight lored people of Asia who are fight- Mame freedom that black people here siruga@ing for. The eniry of SNCC, CORE, { SCLC into the Spring mobilization marks be; ing of organized national binck anti- - he continual educational campaign against the » culminating in periodic mass demonsirations, had a dcep effect on the entire American public. iis visibility the antiwar movement has influ- ed many, as shown by various opinion polis. \y constanlly shedding light on events in Vict-. 3, the movement has raised many questions in minds of Americana, Activity and inJormation ‘e exposed the United States government's lies ut Vietnam. American "peat feelers” have been osed as preludes to grenter’ esvaiation. The in- » iduale” and teama ‘hat vent fo Vietnam have ved the U.S. government is not concentrating military targets, Vout carrying out a war of Or erainst the r. mulstign, Tomy ce Ve , 7 i * my > an en bomen YC cop alias ee Ne tt ge ai’ tok. yi Fer ote i on 7 eal ’ YY as a oy Paya: : fcc a hee eee <7 y rope fra *. a } ; : pee Smeal iT tak ane phen Veta ree | Sa a) aoa pony Wy SLY are ay _— : be oe ow “ ~ mn * ol Pats ~ =. rn ‘ ra Nae BT Ve an oe OM | pare woe ) . ae A 4 . r rae = oa \ . \ Q 7 fo \ ‘, st a ee ee a 100,000 Jopansse Irode unionist rally against ¥ielnam war The "Great Society” has been shown lo mean loss of life, increased spendin: for war, and cuthacks on already tiny anti-poverty funds, ' Most importantly, mary in the movement have lestned that there is no difference bebween a John , ron and a Goldwater, aid that dhe Den-oceatic party is nol the party of peace. The war has berun to nwaben ‘ve |vny dierent American trade union moveniwat Union ies t have not been unnware that a pressing wainber of people are opposing the war. As rhown by tr New York transit and airline mechanic's trikes, many unipns feel the necessity la refure fe hide by Johuron's wage guidelines, Recent merioes of “trade union divisions of SANT, Ga varian oe tias, are also animiportte (Os spe eat. ry gare wees formon? seraboct PePMae ry GPR armed forces. The xa vple athy cordon of Pie thro cr Ff, heyy art’ Mead wre o MT ’ a 4 people of Viethaan Voc mevwenment, by deafletin hos breughf thei ob Saeenis to many GI's. TI ward has heen spreach tral G's have the right speak anc recive Titrstere abort the war, Vhe movement in fie Pintted Slates has had is portonl effects intecoolioually. Tt has been an i spiration to people theeoad that these of us with the anest Aated and feared country in the worl : ern eee | : ad Lob od (eee dd ee) De eer ef Dentin VE Gaidea ie oadea! Cat nadioiak Pays OF PTW By basiage the uaa iooant om the rigcht of self-dete mination, it dias Tet those in the oppressed coloni that {here are prewing numbe ppart their struggle for n countties Usaew in the Thoda fioncol Trae tan gy pele, The antysar inerouent has done an inspiri jeb of isking the facts of the war io the America people ia Cie part tsa vere, considering the loi potied ef ecld ear p opananda and reaction th cjaweont if has even more pote fa th: period ahead. hoodia! haawe come onge jhe camp yon, whoa Pi joini Whiph school gy os again Svexictenes. ‘ 4 coutintes to preceded our fick for poeeesth Misa Wee oersenens lew sine =" ANU Wu CorskHees se theowar tre ded deg te Aw toe ees mia crcait ts p siinat t truth cieontdb sor tareer ecetiog: gs yee r popobbolen cre eerie Ute livid e oconin . . : iy 3 tuvolved ain to var are bet “ie to aff bps more and mr. poopde, The rem oUsewhy beyeoits show that the poveram gag been v atte fo eomelace maeey thal this - ph worth | # Cede peep eae ete - PPCUTIU HERS! ¥ ‘. 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