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Injustices where not only seen within the farm workers movement, they were seen across industries. President Arnold Miller of United Mine Workers union describes the tragedies that occured in the coal mines and how they fought for better labor contracts and overturned the corrupt leadership. The following article focuses on the United States bombing of Vietnam led by President Nixon. It states that the United States bombed northern Vietnam provinces for four consecutive days. That location consisted of a prisoner of war camp, which held United States soldiers. To the right are letters from Cesar Chavez and Cardinal John Karl denouncing the horrifying tragedies that the United States government inflict on Vietnamese people.
Keywords
Arnold Miller, United Mine Workers, leadership, corruption, Cesar Chavez, Nixon, Union, Washington, D.C., Miners for Democracy, bombing, deaths, New York, Prisoner of War, B-52, soldiers, destruction, President Nixon, Congress, Richard Nixon, Cardinal John Karl, United States Catholic Conference, Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia, killings, Mexican, Catholic religion, Itman, West Virginia, coal company, AFL-CIO
Date
1973
Language
English
Location
United States
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Text
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application/pdf
Digital Collection
El Malcriado Newspaper Collection
Repository
Archives & Special Collections of California State University, Monterey Bay
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"Miners Overthrow Corrupt Leadership, Nixon Promises Peace but Carries Out Bombing, & Cesar Chavez Condemns Bombing in North Vietnam: Los Mineros Derrotaron a los Líderes del Grupo, Nixon Promete la Paz pero lleva a Cabo un Bombardeo y César Chávez Condena los Bombardeos en Vietnam del Norte" (1973). Activists. 64.
https://digitalcommons.csumb.edu/elmalcriado_activist-leaders/64