Antiwar Protest Leaders See Congress Overload
Washington leaders in the Vietnam movement warn that a flood of peace lobbyists in Congress risks diluting aims. They report fragmented groups, rising demonstrations, and efforts to coordinate across PPS and CAW style coalitions to pressure lawmakers, while noting some shifts toward more targeted lobbying and candidate support.
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Etherton urges Americans to defend democracy amid antiwar protests
Indiana state Auditor Trudy Etherton addressed a Marion County GOP Assembly urging citizens to speak out for democracy and law and order. She criticized antiwar protesters and radical campus groups, arguing universities risk becoming sanctuaries for guerrillas and centers of blackmail if silence continues.
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