Anti-Vietnam Activities Scheduled for January 25-27
Anti-war protests continued into the mid-70's. Notice the concern over George McGovern and Coretta Scott King (MLK's widow) as leaders who it speculates may be working for Hanoi. If there are communists inside America, the war must go on.
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- 1975-01-20
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- The federal government of the United States of America.
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- Wikimedia Commons
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- document
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- 632 × 800 pixels
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