1968 including a week of protest and a day of civil disobedience. During the 1968 Democratic National Convention, CADRE was present at protests outside of the convention. The organization faded after 1973 when President Richard Nixon abolished the draft, and by 1974 or '75, CADRE ceased operation. Rader's CADRE partner Greenberg had been a member of The Mobe, and in 1967 he wrote a monograph for CADRE: Vietnam and the draft. Later he earned a Ph.D. in high-energy physics, then became interested in crime and society. Greenberg is currently a sociology professor at New York University and has published several books. After Rader committed suicide in a Boston psychiatric hospital in November 1973, Greenberg dedicated his 1993 book to him as well as to German Green Party founder Petra Kelly who died in 1992 and prisoner rights activist Fay Stender who died in 1980. References External links Newsreel footage of Rader and other protesters burning their draft cards 1944 births 1973 suicides American anti–Vietnam War activists Draft-card burning Northwestern University alumni People from Boston People from Chicago People from Evanston, Illinois Military personnel from New York City United States Army soldiers Suicides in Massachusetts Members of the United States Army Special Forces Activists from New York City