Woodrow Wilson warned of war's brutality and its grip
Washington correspondent discusses Woodrow Wilson's 1917 war fears and the modern echoes in Vietnam. It highlights the notion that once a nation wages war brutality enters public life, citing Song My killings and ongoing U.S. policy debates on Vietnam and troop withdrawals.
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Reds Increase Shelling Attacks in Vietnam War
Saigon reports the past 24 hours saw the heaviest enemy shelling of Americans in four months as U S artillery bombarded North Vietnamese troops in the northern DMZ for the first time in two months after attacks by enemy forces.
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Hunger Meeting Opens at White House Conference
President Nixon hears strong dissatisfaction as 3 000 invitees from poverty to business leaders attend a televised panel on hunger. A Cleveland woman says hunger has persisted while Jesse Jackson and Sen. McGovern join participants in challenging welfare and food aid policies.
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Selective Service Provides First Draftees Through History
A sweeping historical summary traces compulsory service from biblical times to modern U.S. drafts. It covers ancient and colonial practices, the 1862 Lincoln era quotas, the 1917 World War I lottery, and the 1940 act, noting evolving mechanisms and public resistance. It also notes wartime casualties and ongoing South Vietnam fighting as December approaches.
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