The Movement Ponders Its Role After War Ends
Washington report on how antiwar leaders and groups redefine aims after the Vietnam conflict. Analysts note fracturing aims, renewed urgency, and potential shifts toward poverty, environment, and corporate accountability while many doubt a unified postwar movement will emerge.
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Anthony Ripley Uny
Times News Service
Washington
South Vietnam
United States
David Misner
Dartford
Cora Weiss
Women's Strike For Peace
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Michael Segal
Boston
Paris
Jerry Gordon
National Peace Action Coalition
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Noow
New Mobilization Committee
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
Congressional Clearinghouse
Gordon
Mixner
Sun Brown
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