Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Steven R. Friedman of Chicago burns his draft classification card during an anti-draft rally at Carnegie-Mellon University here. Friedman, a senior at CMU, said that the Resistance would turn his draft identification card over to the Senate Armed Services Committee during hearings in Washington next week.
Steven R. Friedman of Chicago burns his draft classification card during an anti-draft rally at Carnegie-Mellon University here. Friedman, a senior at CMU, said that the Resistance would turn his draft identification card over to the Senate Armed Services Committee during hearings in Washington next week.
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Steven R. Friedman of Chicago burns his draft classification card during an anti-draft rally at Carnegie-Mellon University here. Friedman, a senior at CMU, said that the Resistance would turn his draft identification card over to the Senate Armed Services Committee during hearings in Washington next week.

United Press International · [ca. March 1970]

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