Letter to Representative James R. Jones Regarding the Cambodia Bombing Vote: A Concerned Citizen's Perspective, 1973-06-27

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Letter to Representative James R. Jones Regarding the Cambodia Bombing Vote: A Concerned Citizen's Perspective, 1973-06-27

The letter is written by Charles L. Parker to Representative James R. Jones expressing concern about his vote against the Cambodia bombing. Parker believes that the US should take action against aggressive nations, citing the success in South Vietnam. He also mentions a previous conversation with Jones about bombing North Vietnam and the eventual success in ending the war. Parker feels that the US must intervene to preserve freedom in other countries and that force is necessary in some situations. He urges Jones to consider these points in his decision-making as a representative.

Dates

1973-06-27

Language of Materials

English

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