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Antiwar Movement Split Shapes New Organization Ties
Washington AP reports the antiwar movement has fractured into rival groups and new coalitions after a string of demonstrations from 1967 to 1970. The split features Trotskyite and socialist factions forming NPAC and Mayday aligned with, yet divergent from, the National Coalition for Peace and Justice, amid grand jury and internal security probes and arrests of key leaders.
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Washington
Vietnam
National Mobilization Committee
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Nixon
Cam
Kent State University
Jackson State College
Trotskyites
Cleveland
National Peace Action Coalition
Milwaukee
Mobe
Coalition
Rennie Davis
Mayday
House Internal Security Committee
Justice Department
Abbie Hoffman
Davis
Yippies
Bradford Lyttle Jr
People's Coalition
John Fraines
Richard Schord
D-Mo
Internal Security
People’s Coalition Coordinating Committee
Sidney Peck
Wisconsin
Gilbert Green
Jarvis Tyner
American Communist Party
National Committee
NPAC
Socialist Workers Party
Young Socialist Alliance