Biblioteca / 1970-1979
Fred Halstead. Out Now! A Participant’s Account of the American Movement Against the Vietnam War.
Nueva York: Monad Press, 1978.
Contents
A Note on the History of the Indochina Wars
1 – The Old Peace Movement
2 – The SDS March on Washington
3 – The Teach-ins: Ann Arbor, Washington Berkeley
4 – The First International Days of Protes
5 – The SANE March on Washington and the NCC Convention
6 – The Second International Days of Protest and the Reactions to the Buddhist Demonstrations
7 – The Fort Hood Three and August 6-9, 1966
8 – The Cleveland Conferences of 1966
9 – The Birth of the Student Mobilization Committee
10 – April 15, 1967
11 – The Pentagon March
12 – Stop the Draft Week: Oakland and New York
13 – The Labor Leadership Assembly for Peace
14 – The First National Student Strike and the Split in the SMC
15 – The Chicago Democratic Party Convention Demonstrations
16 – The First Counterinaugural
17 – The Easter 1969 GI-Civilian Demonstrations and the Birt of the New Mobilization Committee
18 – The Vietnam Moratorium
19 – The March Against Death and November 15, 1969
20 – The Invasion of Cambodia and May 1970
21 – The Split of the Antiwar Coalition
22 – April 24, 1971, and the May Days
23 – The Crumbling of U.S. Military Morale
24 – NPAC and PCPJ – the Uneasy Partnership
25 – The Blockade of North Vietnam and Nixon’s Visit to Moscow
26 – The Second Counterinaugural
27 – The End of the War
Afterword