I, like many Americans, opposed U.S. involvement in the Vietnam war and worked through the political process to bring it to an end. I was relieved that the war was over--a cause to which I had given many years of my life--that American soldiers were no longer dying, and that Vietnam was entering the United Nations.
Discussing Mr. Brown's statements regarding the Vietnam War and an event invitation.
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