Pardon Reaction Mixed In North Carolina
The Carter pardon of Vietnam era draft resisters drew mixed feelings in North Carolina. Families with relatives who fled to Canada or Spain welcomed the move while others said it was too little or too late. Some noted the pardon would not bring loved ones home while others expressed relief at reduced FBI contact. A Clayton resident urged pardoning deserters and those with less than honorable discharges as well.
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Vietnam veteran John D. Barton, paralyzed from the waist, endorses President Carter’s full pardon for most Vietnam era draft evaders. The move drew mixed reactions from veterans groups, antiwar and religious organizations, with officials noting about 10,000 affected and 100,000 not covered.
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