Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Peace Protests Route Approved-Government officials in Washington Friday approved a route of march for anti-Vietnam war demonstrators from the Capitol to the White House area on November 15. It starts on Third street, goes west on Constitution avenue to 17th Street, N.W., and into the adjoining Washington Monument grounds.
Peace Protests Route Approved-Government officials in Washington Friday approved a route of march for anti-Vietnam war demonstrators from the Capitol to the White House area on November 15. It starts on Third street, goes west on Constitution avenue to 17th Street, N.W., and into the adjoining Washington Monument grounds.
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Peace Protests Route Approved-Government officials in Washington Friday approved a route of march for anti-Vietnam war demonstrators from the Capitol to the White House area on November 15. It starts on Third street, goes west on Constitution avenue to 17th Street, N.W., and into the adjoining Washington Monument grounds.

Associated Press · [ca. November 1969]

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