laird? >> davis: yes, i did. >> wertheim: laird had left his phone number with laura, but she refused to reach out. a decade later, another american veteran of attu tracked down laura. alvin koeppe of michigan wrote this letter. he wanted to return something he had found in 1943 on attu's jarmin pass. >> davis: this is the bible that was found by the jarmin pass. >> wertheim: this is the bible your father took to war. >> davis: yes. >> wertheim: oh, wow. >> davis: and he writes in the very first page of the bible, "therefore, choose life." >> wertheim: "therefore, choose life." >> davis: "therefore, choose life." >> wertheim: this is the bible that gave him strength when he went off to war. >> davis: i think so. >> wertheim: what's it like for you holding that? >> davis: it gives me strength. >> wertheim: the bible is now housed at the japanese american museum in l.a. tucked inside the bible are reminders of what paul tatsuguchi lost. >> davis: and there is a picture of my sister. she was al

told a comment -- nixon laird to come up with a commission and laird said it was too early and then nixon told him he had a deadline and he had to come up with a commission and it had to be finished by the work -- finished with the work by madden 19 69. may of 1969.e -- >> a question i was trying to ask was about ending the draft. i still want to ask that question a little for a more focused discussion. it is two-and-a-half weeks before the presidential election in 1968. for those of you in the room old enough to remember 1968, it was a period of vision -- division and chaos in society and nixon goes on the air and makes a pledge that he is going to end the draft. he is not going to end the draft always to have combat troops in vietnam. this is a big step. what we have been talking about so far has been about the experiences within vietnam. to some extent, it is almost as if there is this isolated entity that isn't connected to the politics, domestic or geopolitical. it is simply the war itself and the morale of the men and women fighting and were in vietnam. to what extent does it make s

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white in response, theresa may thank ms laird sum for her work but said she disagreed with her reasons quitting. no further resignations appear imminent. on friday the prime minister will meet graham brady, chair of senior conservative backbenchers, amid growing calls for her to stand down. she's already set a timetable for her departure after mps vote on brexit legislation next month. for now, though, she remains in number 10. but with her own party and westminster as a whole deeply divided, to what extent is theresa may truly empower? caroline wrigley, bbc news. —— caroline rigby. indians will finally find out today who has won the general election after a long and bitter campaign. if it feels as if it's been going on for weeks, it has — six. voting was staggered in seven stages beginning in early april, giving every one of india's 900 million eligible voters access to polling stations. voting ended on sunday and counting has now begun in earnest. the final result will be declared later. let's go live to delhi and my colleague karin giannone. she's been following events from india. h

and then laird comes out and says, now we are in a defensive mode. well, it doesn't feel defensive when you are running a patrol against the 33rd regiment. i think that had an impact on morale. >> the less combat there is, there are people in rear areas, and they got time on their hands. if you just look at the black market numbers, they skyrocket in 1970. everyone, not everyone, is trying to get their take before this thing is over. but there is still a lot of people doing what they are supposed to be doing and they are not involved in these illicit activities at all, but they see them being allowed to continue and they are involving officers, ncos, enlisted, all ranks. that has got to affect your morale, it has got to make you ask questions about what it is that we are doing here. but you can find that situation in almost any conflict, especially as it winds down. certainly in world war ii, and i would wager there was something similar going on more recently. there is an interesting racial component in this and the relationship between the u.s. and

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