Soldiers wear black armbands in Vietnam protest
In Savannah and Saigon a small protest by six U S troops included Pfc. Michael V. Duschane and Lt. Jesse K. Rose who wore armbands to signify opposition to U S policy. Capt. Terry A. Gordon ordered Rose to remove his armband during a general's visit. commanders left punishment to local leaders.
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Vietnam Moratorium organizers plan new antiwar demo
Washington officials said the Vietnam Moratorium left organizers hopeful for change. Sam Brown, ex-Harvard Divinity School student working with Senator Eugene McCarthy's antiwar campaign, called the Wed demonstrations the most gratifying day in four years of effort. He noted the public's willingness to engage on the war issue and said a second protest is already being planned.
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Newspapers Split On Moratorium Day
United Press International reports a divided press stance after Vietnam Moratorium Day. Some papers urge backing Nixon’s war policies while others call for policy change. Opinions range from praise of protests to criticism of their effect on morale and national unity.
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