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On 20 June 1967 Muhammad Ali was convicted for refusing the Vietnam Draft.

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    On 20 June 1967 Muhammad Ali was convicted for refusing the Vietnam Draft. The judge handed down the maximum sentence to Cassius Clay (as they insisted upon calling him in court): five-years in a federal penitentiary and a $10,000 fine. The Supreme Court overturned Ali’s conviction in 1971 after the consensus on the war had changed profoundly.

    #MuhammadAli #Vietnam #VietnamDraft #VietnamWar #OnThisDay

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