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[[File:Doomsday Machine-Daniel Ellsberg-Recalling the Vietnam Moratorium Oct-Nov 1969.jpg]] [[File:Oct 15, 1969, Vietnam Moratorium Day in memory.jpg]]

...gh many know of Dan Ellsberg from his role in releasing the history of the Vietnam War, the story that became known as the "Pentagon Papers", Daniel Ellsberg' ...he revealed story of what acted to stop nuclear weapons from being used in Vietnam in 1969, as told in Dan Ellsberg's book "The Doomsday Machine", has special

...he Center for New Corporate Priorities. The Center spun off of the Vietnam Moratorium Committee and then joined into the organizing of first Earth Day. Looking b ~ Mobilized a network of peace groups to continue anti-Vietnam war organizing and re-envision what an 'intelligent' (as opposed to self-de

...helped organize in DC what became the largest anti-war group, the Vietnam Moratorium Committee, we spoke of war and peace and [http://www.greenpolicy360.net/w/F

...ice by Richard Nixon. Morris participated in peace negotiations to end the Vietnam war. Nixon and National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger had his phones tap ...connections and [https://consortiumnews.com/2014/09/08/fleshing-out-nixons-vietnam-treason/ failed peace negotiations]

<small>Steve Schmidt, Vietnam Moratorium Coordinator, and Representative George E. Brown (D - Los Angeles)</small> <big><big>'''The Near Use of Nuclear Weapons during the Vietnam War'''</big></big>

...helped organize in DC what became the largest anti-war group, the Vietnam Moratorium Committee, we spoke of war and peace and [http://www.greenpolicy360.net/w/F

...i-Vietnam war effort even as I became one of the organizers of the Vietnam Moratorium Committee.

...how close the world came to nuclear disaster in 1969, and how the 'Vietnam Moratorium' and peace movement acted to prevent nuclear use and nuclear war.

...year (a budget, even adjusted to inflation, far more than at the height of Vietnam and the Cold War) while sclerotic service baronies cling to antique systems ...continue his service by Richard Nixon, focusing on peace negotiations for Vietnam. Richard Nixon and National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger had his phones