Spock leads protests against Nixon troop withdrawals
Dr Benjamin Spock denounces Nixon’s plan to withdraw 35000 troops as a fraud and announces protests including a 36 hour March Against Death in Washington from Arlington Cemetery to the Capitol. He cites a Vietnam Moratorium on Oct 18 and Chicago action October 25 supporting conspirators outside the Democratic National Convention.
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Dixie Demo Fears New Left Move
Washington UPI reports South Carolina Gov. Robert McNair warned Democrats against purges to read conservatives out of the party. He cautioned against tampering with the coalition that helped past elections and criticized reform moves and a Negro-based Alabama party effort. Muskie urged building a broad-based party while McNair decriedExtremism and McGovern’s reform commission.
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Kenedy condemns Nixon war policy as only token Vietnam withdrawals
Sen. Edward M. Kenedy assailed the Nixon Administration for token troop withdrawals from Vietnam and warned the policy amounts to war, not peace. He urged consideration of real issues in South Vietnam and condemned the administration for ignoring a peaceable settlement while urging UN pressure on Hanoi.
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