SANE
The
Committee for a SANE Nuclear Policy, commonly known as
SANE, was founded in
1957 in response to the nuclear arms race and the
Eisenhower administration's policies on
nuclear weapons. SANE also organized opposition to the
Vietnam War, endorsing
Eugene McCarthy as the
Democratic presidential candidate in
1968 and leading the effort to secure the passage of the
War Powers Resolution. SANE merged with fellow anti-nuclear group FREEZE during the
1980s, and opposed the
Gulf War in
1991. The hybrid organization renamed itself
Peace Action in 1993.
SANE conference
System Administration and NEtworking conference.
Organized by the NLUUG.
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