Muskie Urges Listening to People Over Demands
Sen. Edmund Muskie, 1968 Democratic candidate, told a Los Angeles fund raiser that Nixon should listen to the public rather than order silence about the war. He warned the silent majority includes hungry families and jobless youths and urged open dialogue to avoid deeper national division.
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Group Admits Draft Office Plunder in Public Protest
A self-styled group calling itself Beaver 55 claimed responsibility for destroying draft files in Indianapolis and computer records at Dow Midland Mich. They described the acts as civil disobedience aimed at disrupting the draft and war production, insisting no human harm was intended. About 107 people attended the Sunday meeting.
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