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But when they burned their draft cards, no one died.

The law required the men to carry their draft cards with them at all times.

Who was the first person arrested for burning a draft card?

One draft card burner is arrested, the first under the new law.

Some of the men, including those in drag, used their draft cards as identification.

Then he was a draft card burner, some of them went to jail.

The image of draft card burning was a powerful one, influential in American politics and culture.

Burning the draft card destroyed the evidence, and by this time was seen as less courageous.

"Did he really bum his draft card that time?"

Dean begs him to stop and finally admits the draft card was his.

Then I took my draft card from my pocket and showed it to him.

Some, like myself, turned in their draft cards, refused our deferments to teach and went into the military.

Whoever was caught without a valid draft card would have to expect to be arrested.

Many colleges were shut down by students, and people burned their draft cards at public rallies.

The men of the tribe burn their draft cards.

At some time during his youth he lost one eye, as noted on his draft card.

But the city was also the place where I could get a drink with the draft card I'd been issued the week before.

They determined that there was nothing necessarily expressive in the burning of a draft card.

In 1947 he was among demonstrators who burned their draft cards outside the White House.

Later, while in Florida, he served a prison sentence for refusing to carry a draft card.

In Boston, 15,000 protesters watched 235 men turn in their draft cards.

The draft card was not an essential part of the government's ability to draft men into the military.

And I do have my brand-new draft card, which shows my classification.

All that screaming about Vietnam and burning draft cards?

Social Security card, draft card, and so forth behind him."