Senator J. William Fulbright, D-Ark., (back to camera) chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee faces a jammed committee room as his group takes testimony 4/22 from John Kerry (behind microphone), one of the leaders of a week-long anti-war demonstration being conducted by the Vietnam Veterans Against the War. Kerry, a three-time decorated former Navy Lt./jg, made a moving plea to end the war, asking every American to consider who would be the last chosen "to die for a mistake." Many of Kerry's Vietnam veteran comrades are behind him listening to his plea.
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Senator J. William Fulbright, D-Ark., (back to camera) chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee faces a jammed committee room as his group takes testimony 4/22 from John Kerry (behind microphone), one of the leaders of a week-long anti-war demonstration being conducted by the Vietnam Veterans Against the War. Kerry, a three-time decorated former Navy Lt./jg, made a moving plea to end the war, asking every American to consider who would be the last chosen "to die for a mistake." Many of Kerry's Vietnam veteran comrades are behind him listening to his plea.

United Press International · [ca. April 1971]

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[Information from item housing] Demonstrations - Anti War - U.S.

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