Article: QUAYLE ISSUE RECALLS UNRESOLVED PAIN OF VIETNAM WAR ERA

WASHINGTON - The ghost of Vietnam cast a shroud over Republican politics last week, but it was not only Indiana Sen. Dan Quayle and the GOP delegates convening in New Orleans who were haunted by it.

Quayle's admission he sought the assistance of an influential family friend in his quest to get into the National Guard at the height of the Vietnam War presented an opportunity for the entire nation to confront again the ambiguities, deceits, anxieties, and resentments of the ruptured era.

"The national life is definitely being dogged by the war," said author and editor Stewart Albert, an unindicted coconspirator in the celebrated Chicago 7 trial that pitted the government against ...

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