Antiwar lobbyists mobilize to pressure Congress
Washington reports that antiwar leaders shift from mass demonstrations to lobbying in Congress. groups form new coalitions such as PPS and CAW to coordinate efforts while fearing an overwhelmed, unfocused movement may fail to sway policy. The goal remains electing representatives who push peace in Indochina.
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Etherton calls for defense of democracy in Indianapolis rally
State Auditor Trudy Etherton urged Marion County Republicans to defend democracy and law and order while denouncing antiwar protesters and calling universities centers of potential blackmail and academic guerrilla activity. She warned of radicalism and urged citizens to speak out.
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