Antiwar protests halt traffic in multiple cities during Nixon era
Across 20 cities including New Haven Yale and St. Louis demonstrators blocked downtown streets. Police reported hundreds of arrests as protesters used ships and barges, sparks of violence and property damage appeared, and university campuses saw campus blockades and demonstrations in support of the Vietnam War opposition movement.
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