The Hershey Directive issued by the head of this policy was satirized by a performer known as "General Hershey Bar.
The Hershey Directive issued by the head of this policy was satirized by a performer known as "General Hershey Bar." The priests Daniel and Philip Berrigan protested this policy as part of the Catonsville Nine. Justice Harlan wrote that "one man's vulgarity is another's lyric" in a case concerning an obscene t-shirt about this policy, Cohen v. California. Violators of this policy could perform two years of public service via a program announced a week after the pardon of Nixon by (*) Gerald Ford. This policy was implemented by assigning a number to each day of the year, then drawing those numbers on live TV. Some opponents of this policy burned their registration cards or "dodged" it by going to Canada. For 10 points, name this policy of compulsory military service.
The Hershey Directive issued by the head of this policy was satirized by a performer known as "General Hershey Bar.
the draft [or conscription; or Selective Service; prompt on American involvement in the Vietnam War or similar answers]