14 Oct 1969
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1969
Page
1
Washington based report notes President Nixon struggles to unite U S behind the Vietnam policy as domestic support remains divided amid ongoing military actions and public debate. Stewart Hensley reports from Washington on the political challenge and the public mood regarding Vietnam.
State city and campus police officials say they expect little trouble from antiwar protests set for Wednesday. Authorities in Cleveland Albuquerque Sacramento and San Antonio describe normal traffic oversight with slight mobilization and standby alert. University of Ohio California Utah and Brigham Young campus police plan minimal security and some plainclothes presence.
Reported peace vigil at Reagan's home continues into today with protesters promising a march on the state capitol. The scene reflects White House efforts to blunt Viet Nam moratoriums as U.S. officials claim progress toward peace while intelligence officers doubt Hanoi’s sincerity and foresee a tougher bargaining posture in upcoming November 3 policy talks.
Senator Charles E. Goodell says he lacks sufficient Senate backing for a plan to withdraw U.S. troops from Vietnam by end of 1970. He cited only 15 to 18 supporters in the 100-member chamber, amid Nixon's 60 day moratorium request on war criticism.
Atlanta psychiatrist Dr. Alfred A. Messer says antiwar protests could influence U.S. policy but risk worsening postwar trauma among Vietnam veterans. He notes a new form of battle fatigue arising after homecoming, intensified by demonstrators who condemn the war and veterans.
Sam Brown, Harvard Divinity School dropout and chief organizer, leads the nationwide Vietnam moratorium effort aiming for a one day peaceful pause across campuses. He and aides organize volunteers, emphasizing broad pacific sentiment rather than personal attack on Nixon, with a network built from McCarthy movement ties.
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