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Abstract
[Item 20] : [Part 1] : Part 2 of 6One of several topical evening seminars held during the National Teach-In on the Vietnam War.Moderator: Richard Mann (University of Michigan); spokesmen for government: P. J. Honey (University of London) and Paul Kattenburg (Policy Planning Council); spokesmen for opposition: Bernard Fall (Howard) and John Schrecker (Princeton); opposition resource people: Stanley Diamond (Syracuse) and Helen B. Lamb (New York City). Wilmington Room at the Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington D.C."The first reality is that North Vietnam has attacked the independent nation of South Vietnam. Its object is total conquest.”Other Identifiers
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