Edwards On Peace Movement And Vietnam War
Rep Don Edwards a long time antiwar leader recalls the peace movement as necessary but not fully successful. He discusses McCarthy ties, early opposition vote, ADA role, and Nixon's prolongation of the war, noting casualties rose in Nixon years and predicting ongoing cycles of antiwar activity.
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