USNSA Agents War Stand Demands Viet Nam Troop Withdrawal
The 19th National Student Association endorses immediate bombing cessation and withdrawal of foreign troops from Viet Nam. It urges negotiations with the National Liberation Front and calls to halt U S support for the Saigon regime, with steps toward de escalation and a broad interim coalition government to include all political forces.
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USNSA
Viet Nam
19Th National Congress
19Th
National Student Association
National Lition Front
U.S
Nguyen Kao Ky
Langsam
United States
National Liberation Front
Saigon
South Viet Nam
National Liberatin Front
Draft Resolution on Abolishing Selective Service and Civil Service Shift
USNSA asserts free civil liberties should not conflict with national security and calls for abolishing the Selective Service System. It proposes replacing armed forces roles with civilian jobs, raising the military wage scale, and reducing drafts to zero while Congress only calls conscription in national emergencies. It endorses civilian service alternatives like Peace Corps and VISTA and strengthens conscientious objector protections. It mandates NSA to organize a nationwide opposition campaign with a national steering committee and cooperation with allied groups.
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USNSA
Congress
Peace Corps
National Teacher Corps
VISTA
Nineteenth
Student Congress
United States National Student Association
South Vietnamese Students Seek Civilian Government
South Vietnamese students doubt a military directory can win popular support while a civilian government is hoped for. Mr Binh says most students are politically aware but not militant, with fears of Communist victory and growing U S irritations from the war effort. He notes many youths are not university students and that exodus abroad rises as the nation seeks social changes. Mr Binh spoke in the United States at the Nineteenth National Student Conference.
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United States
Johnson
Amercan
South Viet Nam
Ky 15
Mr Binh
Twe
Binh
South
Saigon
South Vietnam
South Viet Na
Bink
Mr Bink
State Department
Academic Freedom in Psychedelics Debate on Campus Policy
The document argues for academic freedom amid national scrutiny of psychedelic drug use on campuses. It criticizes aggressive federal drug enforcement and overly restrictive licensing, urging safer, research-friendly approaches and recognizing student health and welfare concerns. It cites NIMH EDAC licensing and RDAC rules, and references ISNSA and MARIJUANA discussions.
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Federal Narcotics Bureau
Bureau of Drug Abuse Control
RDAC
National Institute of Mental Health
NIMH
EDAC
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Deti
Southeast Asia
USSA
Geneva
United Nations General Assembly
University of Minois
S. Viet Nam
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