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antidraft

  • a word derived from draft.
    draft
    noun
    a drawing, sketch, or design.

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As San Francisco bureau chief in 1967, he covered the Oakland antidraft demonstrations; last year he was in Paris reporting on "les jours de mai."

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Eight young Catholics, accused of organizing antidraft protests, were arrested by authorities at gunpoint; two priests were deported on the same charge.

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From a follower to a leader was a short step: he helped organize an antidraft demonstration in April 1968.

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And on the fringes of the antidraft crowd, Joseph Taylor, a black graduate student in psychology, voiced a view that would hardly have been heard at Berkeley during the Viet Nam War.

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The indictment was handed down in Boston, where Justice Department officials say the antidraft "conspiracy" began as part of the October march on the Pentagon.*

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