Anti War Soldiers in March Movement Gains Noted Dissent
An emerging GI civilian alliance is coordinating with antiwar groups to end U S military commitments in Vietnam and seek broader reforms. Army leaders fear long term trouble, with underground papers rising to about two dozen and civilian groups aiding soldiers, though no central national plan is evident.
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U.S
Butz
George Johnson
Northern
California
Army
Marines
Navy
Air Force
Richard L. Irby
Ft. Lewis, Wash
Jeaders
Seattle-Tacoma
Alliance For Peace
Ft. Lewis
McChord Air Force Base
Counterpoint
Pentagon
Justice Department
FBI
Underground GI papers and coffeehouses at bases
A survey shows antiwar sentiment in the military with GI newspapers at bases such as Fort Hood and Fort Belvoir plus new papers at Wright Patterson and in the San Francisco Bay area. It notes coffeehouses near bases, run by civilians and servicemen, drawing hundreds weekly, offering music and discussion in a nonmilitaristic setting.
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Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
San Francisco Bay Area
Bond
American Servicemen’s Union
San Francisco
Berkeley
Calif
Veterans Stars and Stripes For Peace
Chicago
Vietnam
Cleo Strut
Killeen
Tex
Ft. Hood
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Fred Hoffman
Washington
Presidio
Fort Hood Fatigue Press
Ft. Belvoir
Ft. Gordon
Ft. Devans
Ft. Dix
Ft. Knox
Ft. Campbell
Ft. Jackson
University of South Carolina
Yewwe
John ¢. Brown
Central Avenue
Beck-Talbert
Pontiac
Terrace Hills Subdivision
Scholz
Terrace Hills
Tullis Drive
Riverview
Orig
Wamsutta
Spu
Rez
Melville
Meion
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