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200018133 . . ... ..- either the draft systcm per se, the currcnt war, or ccononric and academic desires, ctc. ; that conscription intcrrnpla. Thc nunrbcr - of both men and women who would resist is cansidrrcd most signif- icant. Unfortunately, tlrc Eagle did not include a question dcaling with altctnativcs tn the present Selective Service System-for in- stance, would ynu faitor abolition of the-draft and maintenance of a . professional military? or would you pr%fer a lottcry system?. Thc next question though poorly formed and. snggcstivcly worded (adding probably the subjective feeling of thc editors) pro- duccd interesting though statistically invalid results. THE WAR IS: e Womcn . Total - M A Characteristic of a screwed up s ys tern 25.4% 20.5% 22.5% A Tragedy 43.6% 47.5% 46.0% A Lapsc of Judgnicnt 36.136 21.4% 23.2% - for t1rc.U. S. 7.8% i i . o % 9. RZ . No Response 5.573 7.6'70, 6. 9% . Probably the only Course Neccssary to America's Role 12.4% 7.070 9.1% Fyrther the pollsters askcd a dircct question of political prefer- ence invalid only because of the introduction of thc n a n r c 4 o b c r t . Kennedy (had Ted Kennedy bocn includcd as a chaicc, the gcneratian- a1 identity, the charismatic impact of the Kcnncdy name, and demo- cratic libcrali sm could have been validly gauged but' the inclusion of undoubtedly elicited an unrealirtic emotional respgnse). . Robert Kennedyhc8u8e he is a somewhat martyred impossibility YOU WOULD HAVE SUPPORTED MOST LOYALLY FOR-PRESIDENT: Total Men I Wanicn - .. . Nixon. *: * d 4 , 3 % 10.4% 11.6% , . Humphrey . 14.7% 11.9% 13.070 Rockefclier .8.3'$ 6.7% 7.3% k' * . a 3 I