Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Los Angeles: Dr. Benjamin Spock was asked by two students as they burned their draft cards to stand behind them at UCLA. Spock spoke to students on draft resistance and anti-war. Spock said, "If men are imprisoned for draft resistance, we will take their places and will continue to use what means we cam to bring this was to an end. We will not stand by silently as our government conducts a criminal war."
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Los Angeles: Dr. Benjamin Spock was asked by two students as they burned their draft cards to stand behind them at UCLA. Spock spoke to students on draft resistance and anti-war. Spock said, "If men are imprisoned for draft resistance, we will take their places and will continue to use what means we cam to bring this was to an end. We will not stand by silently as our government conducts a criminal war."
United Press International · [ca. January 1968]
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