War Against the Military Internal Dissent Rises in Army
A North American Newspaper Alliance report by Col. E. D. Heins Jr. describes unprecedented internal antimilitarism in the U S armed services, centered in the Army with many draftees. Officers call it sedition and disaffection, alarming military leaders and shaping policy debates.
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Second Son Refuses to Serve Army
Robert Whitehorn 22 of Palo Alto was found guilty of failing to register for the draft after saying his conscience forbids military service. His brother Dick, 18, was previously convicted of the same charge. Both face up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine as courts weigh antiwar activism and military discipline amid growing internal tensions.
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Soldiers Used to Test Nerve Gas at Maryland Center
AP report states a military research center at Edgewood Arsenal Maryland tested nerve agents on more than 500 soldier volunteers. Lt. Col. James S. Ketchum, head of the Army clinical research department, said there have been no damaging effects to the volunteers to his knowledge.
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