Taken at the height of the swinging Sixties,
Mr Romney holds a sign declaring 'Speak Out, Don't Sit In' as, alongside
like-minded individuals, he proclaims his support for Lyndon Johnson's
ever-expanding draft.
But, in a marked contrast to the relaxed
dress sense associated with that decade's youth movement, he is wearing smart
white slacks, a white buttoned-up shirt and a dark blazer.
A newspaper clipping headlined 'Governor's son
pickets the pickets' states: 'Mitt Romney, son of Michigan Gov. George Romney,
was one of the pickets who supported the Stanford University administration in
opposition to sit-in demonstrators.'Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2083002/Mitt-Romney-19-demonstrated-favour-Vietnam-War-draft.html#ixzz1iq1eaj70
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