
Overview
"Two Days in October" recalls two 1967 events -- a Vietcong ambush and a violent antiwar demonstration at the University of Wisconsin -- that together marked a turning point in America's Vietnam tragedy. The ambush, on Oct. 17, killed 64 of the 142 U.S. troops attacked, and showed, maybe for the first time, that the war might not be winnable. And the protest, a day later against Dow Chemical Co., is believed to be the first antiwar demonstration to turn violent.
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18 - 1Two Days in October October 17, 2005
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18 - 2Race to the Moon October 31, 2005
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18 - 3Las Vegas: An Unconventional History (1): Sin City November 14, 2005
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18 - 4Las Vegas: An Unconventional History (2): American Mecca November 15, 2005
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18 - 5John and Abigail Adams January 23, 2006
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18 - 6The Nuremberg Trials January 30, 2006
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18 - 7Jesse James February 06, 2006
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18 - 8Hijacked February 25, 2006
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18 - 9Eugene O'Neill March 21, 2006
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18 - 10The Boy in the Bubble April 10, 2006
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18 - 11The Alaska Pipeline April 24, 2006
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18 - 12Annie Oakley May 08, 2006
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18 - 13The Man Behind Hitler May 22, 2006