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Thousands gather in Central Park to protest the Vietnam war 4/15. The group then marched to the United Nations to continue the protest.
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Thousands gather in Central Park to protest the Vietnam war 4/15. The group then marched to the United Nations to continue the protest.

United Press International · [ca. April 1967]

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[Information from item housing] Demonstrations...Anti Viet Other Than Greater Boston

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