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David Mccullough
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William Stanley Merwin
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Tom Wicker
as Self - Journalist
Albert Eisele
as Self - Biographer
Ted Van Dyk
as Self - Humphrey Staff
Marilyn Katz
as Self - Antiwar Activist
David Dellinger
as Self - Antiwar Activist
David Farber
as Self - Historian
Roger Wilkins
as Self - U.S. Justice Department
Joel Weisman
as Self - Chicago Journalist
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