Pro-Johnson War Parade

World Outlook Vol. 5, No. 18, 5 May 1967 · p 463 · 105 words

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At a Brooklyn parade, held simul-

taneously, a Times man counted 4,473.

The mood of the paraders as a re-

sult of this abysmal fiasco can be judged

from the comment of a rightist veteran,

marching past the empty sidewalks in

Brooklyn: "It's not the country that's

wrong. It's the people. The Communists

have too damned much to say."

So the people are wrong about get-

ting out of Vietnam now! Tell that to the

more than 400,000 who marched in New York

on April 15 and the 75,000 in San Fran-

cisco, plus the thousands in rallies all

over the country the same day.