Hayden shifts 60s radicalism to 70s common sense in Senate bid
Tom Hayden announces he will run in the 1976 Democratic primary for the U S Senate against John Tunney. He argues the 1960s radicalism has become 1970s common sense and promotes public ownership of some businesses with strict congressional review of major banks and corporations.
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