Apologies as was in a rush to get out the door, so did not proofread:
Should have been DSA which, knowing you I'd expect you would be a charger member ; )
Also, here is what the SDS was:
AI Overview
SDS stands for Students for a Democratic Society. It was a major American student activist organization during the 1960s and a primary representation of the political "New Left.
AI Overview The Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) began as a nonviolent, reform-minded campus group in 1960. However, as the Vietnam War escalated, the national organization grew increasingly militant. By 1969, internal fracturing led a radical faction called the Weathermen to split off and commit acts of domestic terrorism.
Domestic terrorism by lefties - see nothing new about that....
FYI:
AI Overview The U.S. Navy started naming aircraft carriers after presidents in 1945, with the commissioning of the USS Franklin D. Roosevelt (CVB-42).The Evolution of Carrier NamingWorld War II and Prior: Early aircraft carriers were named after historic naval battles (like Yorktown or Lexington) or famous earlier Navy ships (like Enterprise).The First Presidential Carrier: President Franklin D. Roosevelt died in April 1945, and the Navy renamed a Midway-class carrier in his honor shortly before it was commissioned in October 1945.Gradual Tradition: After Roosevelt, the practice was used sparingly at first"such as with the USS John F. Kennedy in 1967"before becoming a more common standard for later nuclear-powered Nimitz and Ford-class carriers (like the USS Nimitz or USS Abraham Lincoln)