An Index to the Microfilm Edition of
America in Protest: Records of
Anti-Vietnam War Organizations
Part 2: National Coordinating Committee
to End the War in Vietnam, 1964-1967
Primary Source Media
America in Protest:
Records of Anti-Vietnam
War Organizations
Part 2: National Coordinating
Committee to End the War in
Vietnam, 1964-1967
Guide Compiled by
Alissa De Rosa
Primary Source Media
Primary Source Media
America in Protest: Records of Anti-Vietnam War Organizations
Part 2: National Coordinating Committee to End the War in Vietnam, 1964-1967
Compilation © 2008 Primary Source Media
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. No part of this work covered by the copyright herein may be
reproduced, transmitted, stored, or used in any form or by any means graphic, electronic, or
mechanical, including but not limited to photocopying, recording, scanning, digitizing, taping, Web
distribution, information networks, or information storage and retrieval systems, except as permitted
under Section 107 or 108 of the 1976 United States Copyright Act, without the prior written
permission of the publisher.
For product information, contact us at
Gale Customer Support, 1-800-444-0799
For permission to use material from this text or product,
submit all requests via email online at robert.lester@cengage.com
ISBN: 978-57803-400-0
Primary Source Media
12 Lunar Drive, Woodbridge, CT 06525
Tel: (800) 444 0799 and (203) 397 2600
Fax: (203) 397 3893
P.O. Box 45, Reading, England
Tel (+ 44) 1734 583247
Fax: (+ 44) 1734 394334
Visit the Primary Source Media website at gale.cengage.com/psm
Visit Gale online at gale.cengage.com
Visit our corporate website at www.cengage.com
Cover photograph: “Anti-War Protest. Anti-Vietnam War protestors being dragged onto federal
property by police at the Naval Weapons Station.” August 1966, Concord, California. (Image ID
55002.) Photograph courtesy of Wisconsin Historical Society.
Printed in the United States of America
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction………………………………………………………………………….... v
Scope and Content Note…………………………………………………..………….. vii
Source Note…………………………………………………………………….…….. viii
Editorial Note………………………………………………………………………… viii
Acknowledgements…………………………………………………………………... viii
Reel Index
Reel 1
Intra-Organizational Records—Committees …………………………..……… 1
Intra-Organizational Records—Conferences and Meetings…………………… 1
Reel 2
Intra-Organizational Records—Conferences and Meetings cont. …….……… 3
Intra-Organizational Records—Staff Records………………………………… 4
Reel 3
Intra-Organizational Records—Staff Records cont. …….…………………….
Intra-Organizational Records—Financial Records…………………………….
Intra-Organizational Records—Publications…………………………………..
Intra-Organizational Records—Projects………………………………………..
4
4
5
5
Reel 4
Intra-Organizational Records—Projects cont. ……..…………………………. 6
Intra-Organizational Records—Miscellaneous Hungarian Propaganda………. 7
Correspondence — Foreign Countries, 1965-1967……………………………. 7
Reel 5
Correspondence — Foreign Countries, 1965–1967 cont. …….………………. 7
Correspondence — Alphabetical Name File, 1965–1966……………………… 8
Reel 6
Correspondence — Alphabetical Name File, 1965–1966 cont. ……………… 9
Reel 7
Correspondence — Alphabetical Name File, 1965–1966 cont. ……………… 10
Reel 8
Correspondence — Alphabetical Name File, 1965–1966 cont. …………..….. 11
Correspondence — Locality File…………………………………….……….. 11
Reel 9
Correspondence — Locality File cont. ……….……………………………… 12
Reel 10
Correspondence — Locality File cont. ……………………………………… 14
Reel 11
Correspondence — Locality File cont. …….……………………………….. 15
Reel 12
Correspondence — Locality File cont. …….……………………………….
17
Reel 13
Correspondence — Locality File cont. …………………………………….
19
Principal Correspondents Index……………………………………………………
21
Subject Index………………………………………………………………………… 25
INTRODUCTION
The National Coordinating Committee to End the War in Vietnam (NCC) was developed as
the first in a series of short-lived, ad hoc attempts to guide the burgeoning anti-Vietnam war
movement during the 1960s. On April 17, 1965, the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)
sponsored the first large march on Washington against the war, but despite its success by the
end of June, SDS had decided not to become overly committed to the anti-war movement.
During the early months of 1965 many local anti-war groups were established around the
country. Besides joining in the April 17 march, these committees held teach-ins,
demonstrations, and occasionally affiliated with the older peace organizations such as
Committee for a SANE Nuclear Policy (SANE) or Women Strike for Peace. At a Berkeley
teach-in on May 21-22, 1965, Staughton Lynd proposed an Assembly of Unrepresented
People to improve the tactics used in both the civil rights and peace movements. Participants
in this teach-in also agreed to organized demonstrations for the following October that would
be international in scope.
The Assembly of Unrepresented People in Washington, D.C., on August 6-9, 1965, brought
together civil rights activists and peace proponents from throughout the country. There they
shared their common experiences, which included a frustrating lack of national direction and
communication. A workshop, two hundred persons strong, on national coordination proposed
the formation of the National Coordinating Committee. The assembly adopted this scheme
on August 9; by that afternoon many of the NCC's leaders including its national secretary
Frank Emspak, had been jailed for protesting against the war at the Capitol. This incident
was indicative of the NCC's tone: militant, but non-violent.
The committee's headquarters were located in Madison, Wisconsin, with regional offices
established in New York City and Washington, D.C. and three to six travelers around the
country. The decision to establish headquarters in Madison exemplified the desire to cement
the NCC's uneasy alliance of radical pacifists, moderate pacifists, Communists and
Socialists, and reform Democrats. In Madison, which was centrally located and already well
organized against the war, the local anti-war groups cooperated with little ideological
bickering. The NCC's primary units of organization, however, consisted of approximately
two to three hundred local anti-war groups. These included both ad-hoc committees and local
chapters of various liberal and radical societies. Each group was theoretically represented on
the NCC's steering committee; this committee determined policies and programs and served
as the link between the local groups and the national staff. A standing committee composed
of Lynd, David Dellinger, Jerry Rubin, Jack Weinberg, Irving Beinin, Tom Shields, David
Berkley, and Frank Emspak directed decision-making between meetings of the steering
committee. The national staff, never numbering more than about a dozen individuals,
possessed little power to initiate policies, but it was responsible for publishing the Peace and
Freedom News.
The success of the October 15-16, 1965, First International Days of Protest increased the
stakes involved in the struggle to control the swelling anti-war movement. Over one hundred
thousand persons in fifty American cities participated in what was then the largest outpouring
v
of anti-war sentiment. The November 28, 1965, March on Washington, sponsored by SANE,
again displayed the grassroots sentiment against military involvement in Vietnam. The NCC
held a national convention the week before this November demonstration (Nov. 25-28) at
which time a caucus demanding the immediate withdrawal of American troops from Vietnam
established a newsletter, Bring the Troops Home Now. The caucus, composed largely of
radical pacifists and Socialist Workers Party (SWP) members, did not succeed in changing
the basic policies and positions of the NCC due to the opposition of moderate pacifists,
Communists, and reform-Democrats. The convention also mandated a Second International
Days of Protest for March 25-26, 1966.
The Second International Day of Protest occurred in nearly a hundred cities and towns
throughout the U.S. as well as in over thirty foreign countries. This very success led,
however, to further debates within the NCC. Radical pacifists and SWP members desired to
continue organizing demonstrations; liberals and Communist Party members preferred to turn
to electoral politics; and new left radicals disliked the use of the NCC as a recruiting ground
for older organizations and envisioned a new, radical organization which transcended both
electoral politics and massive, non-ideological demonstrations.
During the spring of 1966, the continuing discussion over the NCC's direction remained
unresolved. An effort to alleviate this problem at a conference was rejected by the local antiwar committees as too great a drain on their limited resources. The NCC staff did, however,
attempt to coordinate the formation of community anti-war projects for the summer of 1966.
Towards this goal, a conference was held at Antioch College on June 10-16, 1966, to discuss
topics such as American imperialism, organizing tactics, and the role of China in the
Southeast Asian conflict. While the NCC's summer organizing program achieved some
moderate successes, the focus of the anti-war movement began to shift away from the NCC,
which was being increasingly crippled by factionalism.
Another organization, the Fifth Avenue Peace Parade Committee, arose to sponsor
demonstrations on August 6-7, 1966. This New York-based group drew much of its support
from radical pacifists, SWP members, and others associated with the caucus that established
the Bring the Troops Home Now Newsletter. A series of conferences held during the summer
and early fall of 1966 further eroded NCC's leadership. These meetings exacerbated the
internal tensions within the NCC and witnessed the formation of another anti-war group--the
Fall Mobilization Committee to direct the October and November 1966 mass demonstrations.
The foundation of the Fall Mobilization Committee as well as the electoral campaigns of
peace candidates like Robert Scheer in California and Thomas Adams in Massachusetts drew
staff, funding, and public support from the NCC. Although it assisted these efforts, it no
longer coordinated them. During the winter of 1966-1967, the NCC redirected its focus
towards state-wide organizing. Some staff members hoped to establish a grassroots, radical
anti-war movement throughout Wisconsin to include clergymen, small farmers, blue-collar
workers, professionals, and students; however, the attempt failed. Gradually the staff
members either became involved in other Madison organizations or left the city.
Wisconsin Historical Society
vi
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
Primary Source Media’s microfilm publication America in Protest: Records of AntiVietnam War Organizations, Part 2: National Coordinating Committee to End the War in
Vietnam, 1964-1967 is divided into two groups: Intra-Organizational Records and
Correspondence.
The Intra-Organizational Records contain correspondence, fragmentary financial
records, minutes, notes, proposals, and reports which pertain to the NCC's steering and
standing committees, conferences sponsored by the NCC and other anti-war groups,
reports of staff trips and meetings, and various projects such as the International Days of
Protest. This section of the records provides revealing information about the NCC's
operations and its internal disputes. The files of several conferences and staff meetings
include summarized minutes, correspondence, planning material, and some lists of
participants. Publications include rough drafts of articles, as well as drafts of several
issues of Peace and Freedom News. Printed copies of the newsletter are available in the
State Historical Society Library. There are also NCC leaflets, press releases, and some
publications of the Research and Information Committee.
Correspondence is divided into three sections: 1) foreign country files, with
correspondence from both individuals and organizations arranged by nation and
chronologically thereunder except for Canada, which is subdivided by city; 2)
alphabetical files, from individuals in the United States, which are arranged by the first
two letters of the correspondent's surname; and 3) locality files, from various anti-war
groups throughout the United States arranged alphabetically by state, city, and
organization. The vast majority of this correspondence concerns the national and
international anti-war movement, though some touches on related topics such as civil
rights, political elections, and disputes between various leftist and anti-war groups.
vii
SOURCE AND EDITORIAL NOTE
The documents reproduced in this publication are from the holdings of the Wisconsin
Historical Society Archives and encompass the Records of the National Coordinating
Committee to End the War in Vietnam, Mss 278. The documents comprising Mss 278
have been filmed in their entirety. The Micro 807m microfilmed press clippings have not
been included in this publication due to copyright issues.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Primary Source Media would like to acknowledge Dr. Peter Gottlieb, Carolyn Mattern,
and the staff at the Wisconsin Historical Society for their support of this microfilm
publication.
viii
REEL INDEX
The following is a listing of the folders comprising National Coordinating Committee to End the
War in Vietnam, 1964-1967. The Reel Index lists series and subseries, the folder number and title, as
well as a set of major subjects and principal correspondents where available.
REEL 1
Folder #
Folder title
Intra-Organizational Records—Committees
Steering Committee
[1]
General Papers, 1965–1966.
Major subject: Conferences & meetings.
Principal correspondent: Emspak, Frank
[2]
1965, September 18–20, Meeting (Ann Arbor).
Major subjects: Committee for a SANE Nuclear Policy (SANE); Committee
to Aid the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam; Florida; Gainesville
Committee to End the War; National Coordinating Committee (NCC);
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS).
Standing Committee
[3]
1966, January 8–9, Meeting (Milwaukee).
Major subject: “Fatigued Five”.
Principal correspondents: Beinin, Irving; Berkley, Dave; Dellinger, David;
Lynd, Staughton; Rubin, Jerry; Shields, Tom; Weinberg, Jack
[4]
Poll on Proposed April 1966 Meeting.
Intra-Organizational Records—Conferences and Meetings
Assembly of Unrepresented People
[5]
1965, August 6–9.
NCC National Anti-War Conference
[6]
1965, November 25–28, Correspondence.
Major subject: W.E.B. Dubois Clubs of America.
Principal correspondents: Braden, Anne; Dellinger, David; Lynd, Staughton
1
REEL INDEX
[7]
1965, November 25–28, Planning Documents and Agendas.
Major subject: Vietnam Day Committee.
[8]
1965, November 25–28, Constitutional Material.
Major subject: Independent Committees to End the War in Vietnam.
[9]
1965, November 25–28, Position Papers and Handouts.
Major subjects: "The Anti-War Movement: from Protest to Radical
Politics"; Baltimore Committee to End the War in Vietnam; Booth, Paul;
Committee for a SANE Nuclear Policy (SANE); Committee to Aid the
National Liberation Front of South Vietnam; Committee to House UnAmerican Activities Committee (HUAC); Labor unions; Maryland; Military
draft; New York Area Committee to End the War in Vietnam; Senate, U.S.;
Socialist Workers Party (SWP); Spartacist; Students for a Democratic Society
(SDS); The Torch; Veterans & Reservists to End the War in Vietnam;
Vietnam War; W.E.B. Dubois Clubs of America; Washington State; Webb,
Lee; Women Strike for Peace; Young Socialist Alliance (YSA); Youth
Against War & Fascism (YAWF).
Principal correspondents: Booth, Paul; Fox, Stephen; Lynd, Staughton;
Rubin, Jerry; Webb, Lee
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
[10]
1966, January 24–26.
Unidentified Meeting
[11]
1966, February 12–18.
Training Session for Summer Projects (Antioch)
[12]
1966, June 10–16, Correspondence.
Major subject: Universities & Colleges.
Principal correspondents: Braden, Anne; Clamage, Dena; Emspak,
Frank; Peery, Ann; Schoyor, Judy
[13]
1966, June 10–16, Planning Materials.
Major subject: Universities & Colleges.
[14]
1966, June 10–16, Registration Questionnaires.
Major subject: Universities & Colleges.
2
REEL INDEX
University Circle
[15]
1966, July 22, Meeting (Cleveland).
National Conference on Community Peace Groups (Pittsburgh)
[16]
1966, July 30–31.
Major subject: Bring the Troops Home Now Newsletter.
Principal correspondents: Clamage, Dena; Kesselman, Amy; Peery, Ann
NCC Fall planning meeting (Toledo)
[17]
1966, September 9.
REEL 2
Folder #
Folder title
Intra-Organizational Records—Conferences and Meetings cont.
National Leadership Conference (Cleveland)
[18]
1966, September 10–11.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Peck, Sidney
South-wide Organizers' Conference on Vietnam
[19]
1966, September 30–October 2, Correspondence.
Major subject: New Orleans, LA.
Evaluation Meeting (Cleveland)
[20]
1966, November 26, November 5–8.
Draft conference (New York)
[21]
1967, April 16, 1967.
[22]
Unidentified Meetings.
3
REEL INDEX
Intra-Organizational Records—Staff Records
Correspondence
[23]
1966—Cooper, Vicki; Foner, Laura; Jones, Jeff; Higgs, Bill;
Kesselman, Amy.
Principal correspondents: Cooper, Vicki; Foner, Laura; Higgs, Bill;
Jones, Jeff; Kesselman, Amy
[24]
1966—Klare, Michael; Levenson, Joan; Peery, Ann.
Major subject: Labor unions.
Principal correspondents: Klare, Michael; Levenson, Joan; Peery, Ann
[25]
1966—Ryan, Shelia; Schesch, Adam; Tillow, Walt.
Principal correspondents: Ryan, Shelia; Schesch, Adam; Tillow, Walt
Meeting Minutes
[26]
1966, February–July.
Major subject: Media.
[27]
1966, August–1967, March.
Reports and Notes
[28]
1966, undated.
Major subject: International Days of Protest.
Principal correspondent: Emspak, Frank
REEL 3
Folder #
Folder title
Intra-Organizational Records—Staff Records cont.
Reports and Notes cont.
[29]
Traveling reports, 1966, undated.
Major subjects: Conferences & Meetings; House Un-American Activities
Committee (HUAC); Military draft; Sweden; Vietnam Peace Project.
Intra-Organizational Records—Financial Records
[30]
1966.
4
REEL INDEX
Intra-Organizational Records—Publications
Leaflets
[31]
1965–1966.
Major subjects: Fund-raising; International Days of Protest; Media; Military
draft; Peace & Freedom News.
[32]
Leaflets of the Research and Information Committee, 1966.
Major subjects: Ceylon; Conferences & meetings; Johnson, Lyndon B.;
Kanewske, Bert; Media; Philippines; Vietnam War.
Peace and Freedom News
[33]
Draft Articles, 1966.
[34]
Draft Issues, 1, 3, 5–9.
[35]
Draft Issues, 28, 30, 31.
[36]
Local News Articles and Reports, undated.
[37]
Mailing Lists, undated.
[38]
Production Matters, 1966.
[39]
Press Releases and Drafts, 1966.
Intra-Organizational Records—Projects
Demonstrations
[40]
1966.
Major subject: Universities & Colleges.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Muste, A.J.
Films
[41]
1966.
International Days of Protest
[42]
“1st International Days of Protest”, 1965, October 15–16.
5
REEL INDEX
[43]
“2nd International Days of Protest,” 1966, March 25–26.
Legal Aid
[44]
1965–1966.
Major subjects: Senate Internal Security Subcommittee (SISS);
Senate, U.S.
Principal correspondents: Donner, Frank; Emspak, Frank; Kinoy, Arthur;
Kunstler, William
Peace Candidates
[45]
1966.
Major subject: Congress, U.S.
REEL 4
Folder #
Folder title
Intra-Organizational Records—Projects cont.
Speakers
[46]
1965–1966.
Major subjects: Clergymen's Emergency Committee for Vietnam of the
Fellowship of Reconciliation; Committee for a SANE Nuclear Policy
(SANE); Hanh, Thich Nhat; National Coordinating Committee (NCC); Peace
Education Committee; Veterans.
Principal correspondent: Emspak, Frank
Summer Projects
[47]
1966.
Major subjects: Chicago, IL; Conferences & Meetings; Demopolis Project
Committee; Illinois; Media; Senate, U.S.
Wisconsin State Organizing Projects
[48]
1967.
[49]
Madison, 1967.
6
REEL INDEX
Intra-Organizational Records—Miscellaneous Hungarian Propaganda
American Intelligence Activities
[50]
Re: American Intelligence Activities, Undated.
Major subjects: Army Department, U.S.; Army, U.S.; Hungary.
Correspondence — Foreign Countries, 1965-1967
[51]
File Cards on Foreign Contacts, Undated.
[52]
Albania and Australia.
Principal correspondent: Emspak, Frank
[53]
Austria.
Principal correspondent: Emspak, Frank
[54]
World Council of Peace, Presidential Meeting.
[55]
Belgium, Bolivia, and Bulgaria.
Principal correspondent: Emspak, Frank
[56]
Canada, Lancaster, New Brunswick – Regina, Saskatchewan.
Principal correspondent: Emspak, Frank
[57]
Canada, Toronto, Ontario – Miscellaneous.
Principal correspondent: Emspak, Frank
REEL 5
Folder #
Folder title
Correspondence — Foreign Countries, 1965–1967 cont.
[58]
Chile, China, and Cyprus.
Principal correspondent: Emspak, Frank
[59]
Cuba and Czechoslovakia.
Principal correspondent: Emspak, Frank
[60]
Denmark, Egypt, and Finland.
[61]
France.
Principal correspondent: Emspak, Frank
7
REEL INDEX
[62]
Germany.
[63]
Greece, Hong Kong, and Hungary.
[64]
India, Ireland, and Israel.
[65]
Italy.
Principal correspondents: Dolci, Danilo; Emspak, Frank
[66]
Japan.
Principal correspondent: Emspak, Frank
[67]
Korea, Malagasy Republic, Mexico, and the Netherlands.
[68]
New Zealand, Peru, and Philippines.
Principal correspondent: Emspak, Frank
[69]
Syria, Sweden, Switzerland, and Tanzania.
Principal correspondent: Emspak, Frank
[70]
United Kingdom.
Principal correspondent: Emspak, Frank
[71]
USSR, Uruguay, and Vietnam.
Principal correspondent: Emspak, Frank
Correspondence — Alphabetical Name File, 1965–1966
[72]
Aa–Am.
Principal correspondents: Allan, Lewis; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[73]
An–Au.
Major subject: Senate, U.S.
Principal correspondents: Aptheker, Bettina; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[74]
Ba–Bj.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Beatty, Nathan L.; Emspak,
Frank; Levenson, Joan
8
REEL INDEX
REEL 6
Folder #
Folder title
Correspondence — Alphabetical Name File, 1965–1966 cont.
[75]
Bl–Bu.
Major subject: Defense Department
Principal correspondents: Braden, Carl; Cooper, Vicki; Emspak, Frank;
Levenson, Joan
[76]
Ca–Ch.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[77]
Cl–Cr.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Cooper, Vicki; Emspak, Frank;
Levenson, Joan
[78]
Da–De.
Principal correspondents: Dellinger, David; DeMaio, Ernest; Emspak,
Frank; Levenson, Joan
[79]
Di–Dy.
Major subject: American Dialog
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[80]
E.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[81]
F.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Feinberg,
Abraham; Levenson, Joan
[82]
Ga–Go.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[83]
Gr–Gu.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Greene, Felix;
Gruening, Ernest; Levenson, Joan
[84]
Ha–Hi.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[85]
Ho–Hu.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
9
REEL INDEX
REEL 7
Folder #
Folder title
Correspondence — Alphabetical Name File, 1965–1966 cont.
[86]
I.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[87]
J.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[88]
Ka–Ki.
Major subject: King, Martin Luther, Jr.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Kastenmeier,
Robert; King, Martin Luther, Jr.; Levenson, Joan
[89]
Kl–Ku.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[90]
La–Le.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Lens, Sidney; Levenson, Joan
[91]
Li–Ly.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan; Lynd, Staughton
[92]
Ma–Me.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[93]
Mi–My.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan;
Morse, Wayne; Muste, A.J.
[94]
N.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[95]
O.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[96]
Pa–Pf.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[97]
Ph–Py.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
10
REEL INDEX
REEL 8
Folder #
Folder title
Correspondence — Alphabetical Name File, 1965–1966 cont.
[98]
Ra–Ri.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Cooper, Vicki; Emspak, Frank;
Levenson, Joan
[99]
Ro–Rz.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[100]
Sa–Se.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Dworkin, Lisa; Emspak, Frank;
Levenson, Joan
[101]
Sh–Sp.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[102]
St–Sz.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan;
Stone, I.F.; Sweezey, Paul
[103]
T–U.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[104]
V–We.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan;
Welch, Rachel
[105]
Wh–Wy.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Leib, Rena; Levenson, Joan
[106]
X–Y–Z.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Leib, Rena; Levenson, Joan; Zinn,
Howard
Correspondence — Locality File
[107]
Midwest, New England, Northwest, and Southwest Regions, 1966.
Major subjects: Canada; Conferences; Elections; New England; W.E.B.
Dubois Clubs of America.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan; Raskin, Dan
11
REEL INDEX
REEL 9
Folder #
Folder title
Correspondence — Locality File cont.
[108]
Arizona, 1965–1966; and Arkansas, 1966.
Major subject: Phoenix Committee on Vietnam.
Principal correspondent: Emspak, Frank
[109]
California, 1965–1966—Alhambra–Berkeley.
Major subjects: "General Hershey Bar"; Hershey, Lewis B.; International
Anti-War Movement; International Days of Protest; Vietnam Day Committee.
Principal correspondents: Corn, Nanya; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan;
Rubin, Jerry
[110]
California, 1965–1966—Burlingame–Chico.
Major subjects: Committee of Concern; Concerned Citizens of San Mateo
County.
Principal correspondents: Carpmill, Barbara; Emspak, Frank; Leib, Rena;
Levenson, Joan
[111]
California, 1965–1966—Compton–Los Angeles (Students Democratic
Society).
Major subjects: "Freedom Fighters"; Echo Park-Silverlake Committee
on the Crisis in American Foreign Policy; Freedom Now Committee;
Migrant Theater; National Lawyers Guild; Orange County Peace
Exchange; Parent to Parent Committee; Power & Politics
Statewide Conference; Sonoma County Committee for Peace in
Vietnam; Southern California Universities Committee on War &
Peace; Women Strike for Peace.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Forman, Joanne; Levenson, Joan
[112]
California, 1965–1966—Los Angeles (University Committee on
Vietnam)–La Jolla.
Major subjects: Universities & Colleges; Vietnam Day Committee;
Women for Legislative Action; Women Strike for Peace.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Leib, Rena;
Levenson, Joan
[113]
California, 1965–1966—Malibu–San Francisco.
Major subjects: American Society to Defend Children; Bay Area
Coordinating Committee; Chicago Defendents Committee; Christian Socialist
Party; Concerned Citizens of Palo Alto; International Days of Protest;
International Longshoremen Workers Union; Port Chicago; Student NonViolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC); Students' Organized Education &
12
REEL INDEX
Action League; Vietnam Day Committee; W.E.B. Dubois Clubs of America;
Western Addition Vietnam Peace Committee.
Principal correspondent: Leib, Rena
[114]
California, 1965–1966—San Jose–Venice.
Major subjects: Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions;
Concerned Citizens of San Mateo County; Peace Center; San Mateo Liberal
Caucus Club; San Rafael Marin Vietnam Committee; Santa Barbara, CA;
Stanford Committee for Peace in Vietnam; Students for a Democratic Society
(SDS) Valley Peace Center; W.E.B. Dubois Clubs of America; Women Strike
for Peace.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[115]
Colorado, 1965–1966.
Major subjects: Freedom Now for Lt. Howe Committee; Stop the War
Committee; Student Committee for World Peace; Students for a Democratic
Society (SDS); Universities & Colleges.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Leib, Rena
[116]
Connecticut, 1965–1967.
Major subjects: American Independence Movement; Committee for Peace;
Committee to Stop Escalation in Vietnam; Connecticut Coordinating
Committee; Hartford; New England Committee for Non-Violent Action; New
Haven; Promoting Enduring Peace; Students for a Democratic Society (SDS);
Universities & Colleges; W.E.B. Dubois Clubs of America; West Haven;
World Fellowship Center.
[117]
Delaware, 1965–1966; and District of Columbia, 1965–1966 (Council for a
Livable World).
Major subjects: "Americans Want to Know the Truth about Cambodia";
America for Democratic Action; Delaware Porcupine; Universities &
Colleges; Washington Human Rights Project.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[118]
District of Columbia, 1965–1966 (Friends Committee on National
Legislation); and Florida, 1965–1966.
Major subjects: "Plentyism"; Ad Hoc Committee of Patriots for Peace
in Vietnam; Committee for a SANE Nuclear Policy (SANE); Council
of American Temporary & Unemployed Workers; Friends Committee
on National Legislation; Gainesville; Miami; National Council of
Churches; National Student Association; Peace Center; Student NonViolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC); Students for a Democratic
Society (SDS); Universities & Colleges; Washington Students for
Peace.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
13
REEL INDEX
REEL 10
Folder #
Folder title
Correspondence — Locality File cont.
[119]
Georgia, 1965–1967; and Hawaii, 1965.
Major subjects: Atlanta; Southern Christian Leadership Conference;
Southern Student Human Relations Project; Southern Vietnam Coordinating
Committee; Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC).
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[120]
Illinois, 1965–1966—Chicago (Ad Hoc Committee, Badger for Peace–
Students for a Democratic Society).
Major subjects: Ad Hoc Committee, American Friends Service Committee;
American Socialist Organizing Committee; Greater Illinois Facility
Committee on Vietnam; Parade Committee; Peace Council; Turn Towards
Peace.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Clamage, Dena; Davidson, Carl;
Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[121]
Illinois, 1965–1966—Chicago (Veterans for Peace in Vietnam)–Skokie
(Roosevelt University Students Against the War in Vietnam).
Major subjects: Students Against the War in Vietnam; Students for a
Democratic Society (SDS); Universities & Colleges; Voters for Peace; W.E.B.
Dubois Clubs of America.
Principal correspondents: Clamage, Dena; Emspak, Frank; Fowler, Hugh;
Levenson, Joan
[122]
Indiana, 1965–1966.
Major subjects: Committee of Residents & Students for an End to the War in
Vietnam; Committee to Oppose American Participation in the Vietnamese
War; Evansville; Peace Society; School of Living; Students for a Democratic
Society (SDS); Universities & Colleges; Young Peoples' Socialist League.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[123]
Iowa, 1965–1966.
Major subjects: American Friends Service Committee; Des Moines;
Newsman's Gadfly; Peace Independents; Socialist League; Students for a
Democratic Society (SDS); Universities & Colleges.
Principal correspondents: Adams, Jane; Emspak, Frank; Leib, Rena;
Levenson, Joan
14
REEL INDEX
[124]
Kansas, 1965–1966; and Kentucky, 1965–1966.
Major subjects: Louisville; Manhattan; Peace & Freedom Center; Southern
Conference Educational Fund; Students for a Democratic Society (SDS);
Students for Positive Action; Universities & Colleges.
Principal correspondent: Emspak, Frank
[125]
Louisiana, 1965–1967; Maine, 1965–1966; and Maryland, 1965–1966.
Major subjects: Bangor; Free Southern Theater; New Orleans; Southern
Conference Educational Fund; Southern Coordinating Committed; Spartacist;
Universities & Colleges.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[126]
Massachusetts, 1965–1966.
Major subjects: American Friends Service Committee; Boston; Cambridge;
Committee for Non-Violent Action; Letters for Peace; National Committee to
Abolish HUAC; PAX-Mass Political Action for Peace; Peace Committee;
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS); Students for Peace; Turn Towards
Peace; Universities & Colleges.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Hoffman; Abbie; Levenson, Joan
[127]
Michigan, 1965–1966—Ann Arbor–Detroit (Committee to End the
War in Vietnam).
Major subjects: Peaceways; Students for a Democratic Society (SDS);
Universities & Colleges; Women Peace Party.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Leib, Rena; Levenson, Joan
REEL 11
Folder #
Folder title
Correspondence — Locality File cont.
[128]
Michigan, 1965–1967—Detroit (University Committee on the Problems of
War and Peace)–Minnesota, 1965–1966.
Major subjects: Alexander Berkman Clubs of Northeastern Minnesota;
Central Minnesota Committee on Vietnam; International Anarchist; Michigan
Educators for Peace in Vietnam; Students for a Democratic Society (SDS);
Universities & Colleges; University Committee on the Problem of War &
Peace; War/Peace Committee; Women for Peace.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Leib, Rena;
Levenson, Joan
15
REEL INDEX
[129]
Mississippi, 1965–1966; Missouri, 1966; and Montana, 1966.
Major subjects: Foreign Policy Round Table; Freedom Democratic Party;
Freedom Information Center; Poor People's Corporation; Students for a
Democratic Society (SDS); Universities & Colleges.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[130]
Nebraska, 1966; Nevada, 1965–1966; and New Hampshire, 1966.
Major subjects: Columbus; Nebraskans for Peace; South Nevada Committee
for Peace in Vietnam; Students Peace Union; Universities & Colleges.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Leib, Rena; Levenson, Joan
[131]
New Jersey, 1965–1966; and New Mexico, 1965–1966.
Major subjects: Campaign for a World Constitution; Citizens Acting for
Peace; Committee for Peace; Greater Newark Peace Council; Minority of
One; Moonachie; Newark Committee Union Project; Peace & Equal Rights
Committee; Red Bank; Students for a Democratic Society (SDS); Universities
& Colleges; Veterans for Peace in Vietnam; Watkins for Congress
Committee; Women Strike for Peace; Women's International League of Peace
and Freedom.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Foner, Laura; Leib,
Rena; Levenson, Joan; Wittman, Carl
[132]
New York, 1965–1966—Albany–New Rochelle.
Major subjects: Buffalo Ad Hoc; Citizens for Peace; Committee of Concern;
Harper College; Inter-University Committee for Debate on Foreign Policy;
Ithaca; Niagara Regional Conference; November 8th Mobilization
Committee; Orange County Emergency Committee of Citizens Concerned
about Vietnam; Students for a Democratic Society (SDS); Universities &
Colleges; Voters for Peaceful Alternatives; Westchester Committee for Peace;
Wheatley; Women for Peace.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[133]
New York, 1965–1967—New York City (Ad Hoc Committee Against the
Vietnam Draft–Catholic Peace Fellowship).
Major subjects: American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU); American
Committee for the Fourth International; American Friends Service
Committee; American Socialist Organizing Committee; Artists Protesting the
War; Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation; Brotherhood of the Love of Christ;
Universities & Colleges; Veterans for Peace in Vietnam; W.E.B. Dubois
Clubs of America.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
16
REEL INDEX
[134]
New York, 1965–1966—New York City (Catholic Worker–Communist
Party).
Major subjects: Chelsea; Clergy & Laymen Concerned about Vietnam;
Committee for Independent Political Action; Committee for New Politics;
Committee for Non-Violent Action; Committee of One Million; Committee to
Defend Resistance to Ghetto Life (CERGE); Universities & Colleges.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Johnson, Arnold;
Levenson, Joan
[135]
New York, 1965–1966—New York City (Congress of Racial Equality–
Lawyers Committee on American Policy Towards Vietnam).
Major subjects: End the Draft Committee; Episcopal Peace Fellowship; 5th
Avenue Vietnam Peace Parade Committee; Free Student; Ft Hood 3 Defense
Committee; Harlem Council for Peace; Hunter Students for Peace;
Independent Citizens Committee to Elect Herbert Aptheker; Independent
Committee on Vietnam of Columbia University; International Days of Protest;
Inter-Seminary Vietnam Community; Jewish Cultural Clubs; Student NonViolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC); Universities & Colleges.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan; McKissick, Floyd;
Muste, A.J.
REEL 12
Folder #
Folder title
Correspondence — Locality File cont.
[136]
New York, 1965–1966—New York City (League of Militant PoetsNew York Workshop on Nonviolence).
Major subjects: Lower Eastside Mobilization for Peace; Luftig vs.
McNamara Committee; May 2nd Movement; Medical school students;
National Conference of New Politics; National Council of AmericanSoviet Friendship; National Guardian; New School; Universities &
Colleges.
Principal correspondents: Beinin, Irving; Cooper, Vicki; Emspak, Frank;
Levenson, Joan; Shepard, Martin
[137]
New York, 1965–1966—New York City (New World Review–The
Spartacist).
Major subjects: Committee for a SANE Nuclear Policy (SANE);
Socialist Workers Party (SWP).
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Gottlieb, Sanford; Levenson, Joan;
Spock, Benjamin
17
REEL INDEX
[138]
New York, 1965–1967—New York City (Spring Mobilization
Committee–Teachers Committee for Peace in Vietnam).
Major subjects: Student Peace Union; Student Socialist Union;
Students Against Militarism; Students for a Democratic Society
(SDS); U.S. Committee to Aid the National Liberation Front.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Foner, Laura; Levenson, Joan
Teague, Walter D., III
[139]
New York, 1965–1966—New York City (Tompkins Square
Neighbor for Peace Action–Women Strike for Peace).
Major subjects: Trade Unionists for Peace; Union Theological
Seminary: Vietnam Committee; Veterans & Reservists to End the War
in Vietnam; Veterans for Peace in Vietnam; War Resisters' League;
Young Socialist Alliance (YSA); Youth Against War & Fascism
(YAWF).
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[140]
New York, 1965–1966—Nyack–Stony Point.
Major subjects: Citizens Against the Vietnam War; Fellowship for Social
Justice; Fellowship of Reconciliation; Roman Catholic Peace Fellowship;
Staten Island; Staten Islanders for Peace; Student Action Movement; Terre des
Hommes; Women Strike for Peace.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[141]
New York, 1965–1966—Syracuse–Yonkers.
Major subjects: American Friends Service Committee; Campus Committee
for Concern on Vietnam; Citizens for Balbanian for Congress; Committee for
Congressional Action; Multi-Issue Student Movement; National High School
Activist League; Peace Council; Students for a Democratic Society (SDS);
Universities & Colleges; Valley Stream; Westchester Coordinating
Committee for Peace.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[142]
North Carolina, 1965–1966; North Dakota, 1966; and Ohio, 1965–
1966—Athens–Columbus.
Major subjects: Ad Hoc Committee to Rehire B. Fader; BaldwinWallace Student Peace Forum; Berea; Cleveland; North Dakotans
Against the War in Vietnam; Ohio Friends of Mae Mallory; University
Circle Teach-In Committee; Vietnam Day Committee.
Principal correspondents: Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
18
REEL INDEX
[143]
Ohio, 1965–1966—Granville–Youngstown.
Major subjects: Ad Hoc Toledo Committee for the International Days of
Protest; Committee for Peace; International Days of Protest; Students for a
Democratic Society (SDS); Toledo Committee for a Reasonable Settlement in
Vietnam; Universities & Colleges; Yellow Springs.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Leib, Rena;
Levenson, Joan
[144]
Oklahoma, 1966; and Oregon, 1965–1966.
Major subjects: Human Relations Committee; Oklahoma City; Portland;
Universities & Colleges.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Leib, Rena;
Levenson, Joan
REEL 13
Folder #
Folder title
Correspondence — Locality File cont.
[145]
Pennsylvania, 1965–1966—Columbia–Philadelphia.
Major subjects: American Friends Service Committee; Central Committee
for Conscientious Objectors; Central Pennsylvania Committee on Vietnam;
Peace Council; Universities & Colleges; Women's International League of
Peace & Freedom.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Leib, Rena;
Levenson, Joan
[146]
Pennsylvania, 1965–1966—Pittsburgh–York.
Major subjects: Ad Hoc Committee in Vietnam; High School Students for
Peace in Vietnam; Musicians Committee to End the War in Vietnam;
Pittsburgh; Veterans March to End the War in Vietnam; York Action for
Peace.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Cooper, Vicki; Emspak, Frank;
Levenson, Joan
[147]
Rhode Island, 1965–1966; and Tennessee, 1965–1966.
Major subjects: Committee for Alternative to War in Vietnam; Nashville;
Project Vietnam Debate; South Nashville Community Project; Southern
Student Organizing Committee.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank
19
REEL INDEX
[148]
Texas, 1965–1966.
Major subjects: Citizens for Action on Vietnam; Demopolis Project;
Student Action Committee on Foreign Policy; Students for a Democratic
Society (SDS).
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank
[149]
Utah, 1965–1966; Vermont, undated; Virginia, 1965–1966; and
Washington, 1965–1966.
Major subjects: Committee to Resist the Draft; International Days of Protest;
Movement for Peace & Justice; Peace & Freedom Party; Richmond
Committee for Peace Education; Seattle; Southern Student Organizing
Committee; Student Action for Social Justice; Students for a Democratic
Society (SDS); Universities & Colleges; Vietnam Day Committee; Virginia
Students Civil Rights Committee; Women Act for Peace; Youth for Peace in
Vietnam.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan;
Workman, Donovan
[150]
West Virginia, 1965–1966; and Wisconsin, 1965–1967, Campbellsport–
Manitowoc.
Major subjects: American Friends Service Committee; Americans for
Reappraisal of Far Eastern Policy; Charleston; Committee for Peace;
Committee on the University & the Draft; Conferences & meetings; Madison;
Nonpartisan Anti-Poverty League; Students for a Democratic Society (SDS);
U.S. Farmers Association; Universities & Colleges; Young Democrats; Young
Democrats Conference.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[151]
Wisconsin, 1965–1967—Milwaukee; and Wyoming, 1965–1966.
Major subjects: Milwaukee Organizing Committee; Students for a
Democratic Society (SDS); Universities & Colleges; Vietnam Decision.
Principal correspondents: Allen, Duane; Emspak, Frank; Levenson, Joan
[152]
Unidentified correspondence, 1965–1966.
Principal correspondents: Cooper, Vicki; Emspak, Frank; Leib, Rena
20
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS INDEX
The following index is a guide to the major correspondents in this microfilm publication. The first
number after each entry refers to the reel, while the number following the colon refers to a
numbered folder on that reel. Hence 6: 76, 77 directs the researcher to the folders numbered 76
and 77 on reel 6. Each folder is located on the reel in numerical order and introduced with a title
page. These correspondents will not necessarily be found at the beginning of the designated
folder, but will be located within it. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial
section of this guide, the researcher will find the folder title, inclusive dates, and a list of major
subjects, arranged in the order they appear on the film.
Adams, Jane
10:123
Cooper, Vicki
2:23; 6:75, 77; 8:98; 12:136;
13:146, 152
Allan, Lewis
5:72
Corn, Nanya
9:109
Allen, Duane
5:74; 6:76, 77, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83;
7:87, 88, 93; 8:98, 99, 100, 101,
102, 103, 104; 9:112; 10:120, 122,
125; 11:128, 129, 130, 131, 132,
133, 134; 12:139, 141, 143, 144;
13:145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150,
151
Davidson, Carl
10:120
Dellinger, David
1:3, 6; 6:78
DeMaio, Ernest
6:78
Aptheker, Bettina
5:73
Dolci, Danilo
5:65
Beatty, Nathan L.
5:74
Donner, Frank
3:44
Beinin, Irving
1:3; 12:136
Dworkin, Lisa
8:100
Berkley, Dave
1:3
Emspak, Frank
1:1, 12; 2:18, 28; 3:40, 44; 4:46, 52,
53, 55, 56, 57; 5:58, 59, 61, 65, 66,
68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74; 6:75, 76,
77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85;
7:86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94,
95, 96, 97; 8:98, 99, 100, 101, 102,
103, 104, 105, 106, 107; 9:108,
109, 110, 111, 112, 114, 115, 117,
118; 10:119, 120, 121, 122, 123,
124, 125, 126, 127; 11:128, 129,
131, 132, 133, 134, 135; 12:136,
137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143,
144; 13:145, 146, 147, 148, 149,
150, 151, 152
Booth, Paul
1:9
Braden, Anne
1:6, 12
Braden, Carl
6:75
Carpmill, Barbara
9:110
Clamage, Dena
1:12, 16; 10:120, 121
21
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS INDEX
Feinberg, Abraham
6:81
Leib, Rena
8:105, 106; 9:110, 112, 113, 115;
10:123, 127; 11:128, 130, 131;
12:143, 144; 13:145, 152
Foner, Laura
2:23; 11:131; 12:138
Lens, Sidney
7:90
Forman, Joanne
9:111
Greene, Felix
6:83
Levenson, Joan
2:24; 5:72, 73, 74; 6:75, 76, 77, 78,
79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85; 7:86, 87,
88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96,
97; 8:98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103,
104, 105, 106, 107; 9:109, 110,
111, 112, 114, 117, 118; 10:119,
120, 121, 122, 123, 125, 126, 127;
11:128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133,
134, 135; 12:136, 137, 138, 139,
140, 141, 142, 143, 144; 13:145,
146, 149, 150, 151
Gruening, Ernest
6:83
Lynd, Staughton
1:3, 6, 9; 7:91
Higgs, Bill
2:23
McKissick, Floyd
11:135
Hoffman, Abbie
11:126
Morse, Wayne
7:93
Johnson, Arnold
11:134
Muste, A.J.
3:40; 7:93; 11:135
Jones, Jeff
2:23
Peck, Sidney
2:18
Kastenmeier, Robert
7:88
Peery, Ann
1:12, 16; 2:24
Kesselman, Amy
1:16; 2:23
Raskin, Dan
8:107
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
7:88
Rubin, Jerry
1:3, 9; 9:109
Kinoy, Arthur
3:44
Ryan, Shelia
2:25
Klare, Michael
2:24
Schesch, Adam
2:25
Kunstler, William
3:44
Schoyor, Judy
1:12
Fowler, Hugh
10:121
Fox, Stephen
1:9
Gottlieb, Sanford
12:137
22
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS INDEX
Shepard, Martin
12:136
Shields, Tom
1:3
Spock, Benjamin
12:137
Stone, I.F.
8:102
Sweezey, Paul
8:102
Teague, Walter D., III
12:138
Tillow, Walt
2:25
Webb, Lee
1:9
Weinberg, Jack
1:3
Welch, Rachel
8:104
Wittman, Carl
11:131
Workman, Donovan
13:149
Zinn, Howard
8:106
23
SUBJECT INDEX
The following index is a guide to major subjects found in this microfilm publication. The first
number after each entry refers to the reel, while the number following the colon refers to a
numbered folder on that reel. Hence 9:111, 112 directs the researcher to the folders numbered 111
and 112 on reel 9. Each folder is located on the reel in numerical order and introduced with a title
page. These subjects will not necessarily be found at the beginning of the designated folder, but
will be located within it. This subject index is best used in conjunction with the reel index, which
lists not only folder numbers, but folder titles as well.
Ad Hoc Committee Against the Vietnam
Draft
New York City, 11:133
see also Committee on the University
and the Draft
see also Committee to Resist the Draft
American Dialog
6:79
American Friends Service Committee
Cambridge, MA office, 10:126
Chicago, IL office, 10:120
Des Moines, IA office, 10:123
Madison, WI office, 13:150
New York City office, 11:133
Philadelphia, PA office, 13:145
Syracuse, NY office, 12:141
Ad Hoc Committee on Vietnam
Pittsburgh, PA, 13:146
Ad Hoc Committee of Patriots for Peace
in Vietnam
Gainesville, FL, 9:118
American Independence Movement
New Haven, CT office, 9:116
Ad Hoc Committee to Rehire B. Fader
12:142
American Socialist Organizing
Committee
Chicago, IL, 10:120
New York City, 11:133
see also Christian Socialist Party
see also Socialist League
see also Socialist Workers Party
Ad Hoc Committee, Badger for Peace
Chicago, IL, 10:120
Ad Hoc Toledo Committee for the
International Days of Protest
12:143
American Society to Defend Children
San Francisco, CA, 9:113
Albania
anti-war movement, 4:52
Americans for Reappraisal of Far
Eastern Policy
Madison, WI, 13:150
Alexander Berkman Clubs of
Northeastern Minnesota
11:128
"Americans Want to Know the Truth
about Cambodia"
9:117
Alhambra, CA
9:109
Americans for Democratic Action
American University, 9:117
"The Anti-War Movement: from Protest
to Radical Politics"
1:9
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
New York City, 11:133
Arizona
Phoenix, 9:108
American Committee for the Fourth
International
11:133
Arkansas
International Days of Protest, 9:108
25
SUBJECT INDEX
Army Department, U.S.
Hungarian phrase book, 4:50
Bolivia
anti-war movement, 4:55
Army, U.S.
wives training program, 4:50
Booth, Paul
"The Anti-War Movement: from Protest
to Radical Politics", 1:9
Artists Protesting the War
New York City, 11:133
Boston, MA
10:126
Assembly of Unrepresented People
1:5
Bring the Troops Home Now Newsletter
1:16
Athens, OH
12:142
Brotherhood of the Love of Christ
New York City, 11:133
Atlanta, GA
10:119
Buffalo Ad Hoc
anti-war movement, 11:132
Australia
anti-war movement, 4:52
Bulgaria
anti-war movement, 4:55
Austria
anti-war movement, 4:53
Burlingame, CA
9:110
Baldwin-Wallace Student Peace Forum
Berea, OH, 12:142
California
Alhambra, 9:109
Berkeley, 9:109
Burlingame, 9:110
Chico, 9:110
Compton, 9:111
Concerned Citizens of San Mateo
County, 9:110
Freedom Fighters, 9:111
Los Angeles, 9:111, 112
Malibu, 9:113
Palo Alto, 9:113
San Francisco, 9:113
San Jose, 9:114
San Mateo, 9:114
Santa Barbara, 9:114
statewide conference, 9:111
Venice, 9:114
Baltimore Committee to End the War in
Vietnam
1:9
Bangor, ME
10:125
Bay Area Coordinating Committee
9:113
Belgium
anti-war movement, 4:55
Berea, OH
Baldwin-Wallace Student Peace Forum,
12:142
Berkeley, CA
9:109
Cambridge, MA
American Friends Service Committee
office, 10:126
Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation
New York City, 11:133
Camden, NJ
Committee for Peace, 11:131
Binghamton, NY
11:132
Campaign for a World Constitution
Moonachie, NJ, 11:131
26
SUBJECT INDEX
Campus Committee for Concern on
Vietnam
Rensselaer Polytech, 12:141
Russell Sage College, 12:141
Chico, CA
9:110
Chile
anti-war movement, 5:58
Canada
anti-war movement, 8:107
Toronto, ON, 1:10
China, People’s Republic of
anti-war movement, 5:58
Catholic Peace Fellowship
New York City, 11:133
Christian Socialist Party
California, 9:113
see also American Socialist Organizing
Committee
see also Socialist League
see also Socialist Workers Party
Catholic Workers
New York City group, 11:134
Center for the Study of Democratic
Institutions
Santa Barbara, CA, 9:114
Citizens Acting for Peace
Albuquerque, NM, 11:131
Central Committee for Conscientious
Objectors
13:145
Citizens Against the Vietnam War
New York State, 12:140
Citizens for Action on Vietnam
Houston, TX, 13:148
Central Minnesota Committee on
Vietnam
11:128
Citizens for Balbanian for Congress
Syracuse, NY, 12:141
Central Pennsylvania Committee on
Vietnam
13:145
Citizens for Peace
Cortland, NY, 11:132
Ceylon
3:32
Clergy & Laymen Concerned about
Vietnam
New York City, 11:134
Charleston, WV
13:150
Clergymen's Emergency Committee for
Vietnam of the Fellowship of
Reconciliation
4:46
Chelsea
New York City, 11:134
Chicago, IL
Ad Hoc Committee, Badger for Peace,
10:120
American Friends Service Committee
office, 10:120
American Socialist Organizing
Committee, 10:120
anti-draft committee, 10:120
anti-war movement, 10:120
meetings, 4:47
Northside, 10:120
Cleveland, OH
anti-war movement, 12:142
general, 2:20
Colorado
Denver, 9:115
Columbus
Nebraska, 11:130
Committee for a SANE Nuclear Policy
(SANE)
demonstration, 1:9
mobilization, 1:2
Chicago Defendants Committee
Port Chicago demonstration, 9:113
27
SUBJECT INDEX
New York City, 12:137
Vietnam literature, 4:46
Washington D.C., 9:118
Committee to Oppose American
Participation in the Vietnamese War
Evansville, IN, 10:122
Committee for Alternative to War in
Vietnam
Nashville, TN, 13:147
Committee to Resist the Draft
Bellingham, WA, 13:149
Committee to Stop Escalation in Vietnam
Westport, CT, 9:116
Committee for Congressional Action
Valley Stream, NY, 12:141
Communist Party, USA
New York City, 11:134
Committee for Independent Political
Action
New York City, 11:134
Compton, CA
9:111
Committee for New Politics
New York City, 11:134
Concerned Citizens of Palo Alto
9:113
Committee for Non-Violent Action
Boston, MA, 10:126
New York City, 11:134
Concerned Citizens of San Mateo County
9:110, 114
Committee for Peace
Camden, NJ, 11:131
Hartford, CT, 9:116
Los Alamos, NM, 11:131
Madison, WI, 13:150
Yellow Springs, OH, 12:143
Conferences and meetings
Chicago, IL, 4:47
general, 1:11; 2:20
international, 3:29
military draft, 2:21; 3:29
national anti-war conference, 1:6, 7, 9
National Conference on Community
Peace Groups, 1:16
National Leadership Conference, 2:18
NCC permanent steering committee, 1:1
public debate, 3:32
regional, 2:22
Socialist youth, 8:107
South-Wide Organizers' Conference on
Vietnam, 2:19
summer projects training, 1:13, 14
University Circle, 1:15
University of Chicago, 3:29
Young Democrats, 13:150
Committee of Concern
Chico, CA, 9:110
Binghamton, NY, 11:132
Committee of One Million
New York City, 11:134
Committee of Residents & Students for
an End to the War in Vietnam
Southbend, IN, 10:122
Committee on the University & the Draft
Madison, WI, 13:150
Congress of Radical Equality
New York City, 11:135
Committee to Aid the National Liberation
Front of South Vietnam
1:2, 9
Congress, U.S.
peace candidates, 3:45
Committee to Defend Resistance to
Ghetto Life (CERGE)
Epton, Bill, 1:9
New York City, 11:134
Connecticut
9:116
Connecticut Coordinating Committee
9:116
28
SUBJECT INDEX
Council for a Livable World
Washington D.C., 9:117
Elections
democratic primary, 8:107
policy, 5:60
Council of American Temporary &
Unemployed Workers
Miami, FL, 9:118
End the Draft Committee
New York City, 11:135
Cuba
anti-war movement, 5:59
Episcopal Peace Fellowship
New York City, 11:135
Cyprus
anti-war movement, 5:58
Epton, Bill
1:9
Czechoslovakia
anti-war movement, 5:59
Evansville, IN
Committee to Oppose American
Participation in the Vietnamese War,
10:122
Defense Department
press releases, 6:75
"Fatigued Five"
standing committee meeting, 1:3
Delaware
9:117
Fellowship for Social Justice
Rochester, NY, 12:140
Delaware Porcupine
9:117
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Nyack, NY, 12:140
Demonstrations
3:40
see also 5th Avenue Vietnam Peace
Parade Committee
see also International Days of Protest
5th Avenue Vietnam Peace Parade
Committee
New York City, 11:135
Demopolis Project
committee, 13:148
general, 4:47
Films
3:41
Finland
anti-war movement, 5:60
Denmark
anti-war movement, 5:60
Florida
Gainesville, 1:2
general, 9:118
Des Moines, IA
American Friends Service Committee
office, 10:123
Foreign Policy Round Table
St. Louis, MO, 11:129
Draft
see Military draft
France
anti-war movement, 5:61
Echo Park-Silverlake Committee on the
Crisis in American Foreign Policy
California, 9:111
Free Southern Theater
New Orleans, LA, 10:125
Egypt
anti-war movement, 5:60
Free Student
New York City group, 11:135
29
SUBJECT INDEX
Freedom Democratic Party
Jackson, MS, 11:129
Harlem Council for Peace
New York State, 11:135
"Freedom Fighters"
9:111
Harper College
anti-war movement, 11:132
Freedom Information Center
Edwards, MS, 11:129
Hartford, CT
Committee for Peace, 9:116
Freedom Now Committee
California, 9:111
Hawaii
10:119
Freedom Now for Lt. Howe Committee
Denver, CO, 9:115
Hershey, Lewis B.
speeches, 9:109
Friends Committee on National
Legislation
Washington D.C., 9:118
High School Students for Peace in
Vietnam
Pittsburgh, PA, 13:146
Ft Hood 3 Defense Committee
New York City, 11:135
Hong Kong
anti-war movement, 5:63
Fundraising
3:31
House Un-American Activities Committee
(HUAC)
approach, 1:9
strategy, 3:29
Gainesville Committee to End the War
1:2
Houston, TX
Citizens for Action in Vietnam, 13:148
Gainesville, FL
Ad Hoc Committee of Patriots for Peace
in Vietnam, 9:118
Human Relations Committee
Oklahoma State University, 12:144
"General Hershey Bar"
speeches, 9:109
Hungary
anti-war movement, 5:63
propaganda, 4:50
Georgia
Atlanta, 10:119
Hunter Students for Peace
New York City, 11:135
Germany
anti-war movement, 5:62
Illinois
Chicago, 4:47; 10:120, 121
Evanston, 10:121
Skokie, 10:121
Greater Illinois Facility Committee on
Vietnam
10:120
Greater Newark Peace Council
11:131
Independent Citizens Committee to Elect
Herbert Aptheker
New York City, 11:135
Greece
anti-war movement, 5:63
Independent Committee on Vietnam of
Columbia University
11:135
Hanh, Thich Nhat
tribute flyer, 4:46
30
SUBJECT INDEX
Independent Committees to End the War
in Vietnam
workshops, 1:8
Japan
anti-war movement, 5:66
Jewish Cultural Clubs
New York City, 11:135
India
anti-war movement, 5:64
Johnson, Lyndon B.
state of the union address, 3:32
Indiana
10:122
Kanewske, Bert
case, 3:32
International Anarchist
East Lansing, MI, 11:128
Kansas
Manhattan, 10:124
International Anti-War Movement
9:109
see also individual countries
Kentucky
Louisville, 10:124
International Days of Protest
Ad Hoc Toledo Committee, 12:143
Berkeley, CA, 9:109
general, 3:42, 43
media, 3:31
New York City, 11:135
Petersburg, VA, 13:149
proposal, 2:28
San Francisco committee, 9:113
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
7:88
Korea
anti-war movement, 5:67
Labor unions
media, 2:24
press, 1:9
International Longshoremen Workers
Union
San Francisco, CA, 9:113
Lawyers Committee on American Policy
Towards Vietnam
New York City, 11:135
Inter-Seminary Vietnam Community
New York City, 11:135
League of Militant Poets
New York City, 12:136
Inter-University Committee for Debate on
Foreign Policy
Ithaca, NY, 11:132
Legal Aid
3:44
Iowa
10:123
Letters for Peace
Cambridge, MA group, 10:126
Ireland
anti-war movement, 5:64
Los Alamos, NM
Committee for Peace, 11:131
Israel
anti-war movement, 5:64
Los Angeles, CA
9:111, 112
Italy
anti-war movement, 5:65
Louisiana
New Orleans, 2:19; 10:125
Ithaca, NY
November 8th Mobilization Committee,
11:132
Louisville, KY
10:124
31
SUBJECT INDEX
Lower Eastside Mobilization for Peace
New York City, 12:136
Military draft
Chicago, IL, 1:9
conference, 2:21; 3:29
media, 3:31
see also Ad Hoc Committee Against the
Vietnam Draft
see also Committee on the University
and the Draft
see also Committee to Resist the Draft
Luftig vs. McNamara Committee
New York City, 12:136
Madison, WI
13:150
Maine
Bangor, 10:125
Milwaukee Organizing Committee
13:151
Malagasy Republic
anti-war movement, 5:67
Minnesota
11:128
Malibu, CA
9:113
Minority of One
Passaic, NJ, 11:131
Manhattan, KS
10:124
Mississippi
11:129
Maryland
Baltimore Committee to End the War in
Vietnam, 1:9
general, 10:125
Missouri
11:129
Massachusetts
10:126
Moonachie, NJ
Campaign for a World Constitution,
11:131
May 2nd Movement
New York City, 12:136
Movement for Peace & Justice
Lexington, VA, 13:149
Media
general, 3:31; 4:47
publicity, 2:26
research & information committee, 3:32
Multi-Issue Student Movement
Syracuse, NY, 12:141
Musicians Committee to End the War in
Vietnam
Ridley Park, PA, 13:146
Medical school students
New York City, 12:136
Nashville, TN
Committee for Alternative to War in
Vietnam, 13:147
Mexico
anti-war movement, 5:67
Miami, FL
9:118
Michigan
10:127; 11:128
National Anti-War Conference
agenda, 1:7
constitution, 1:8
convention call, 1:6
position papers, 1:9
Michigan Educators for Peace in Vietnam
11:128
National Committee to Abolish HUAC
Cambridge, MA, 10:126
Migrant theater
California, 9:111
National Conference of New Politics
New York City, 12:136
32
SUBJECT INDEX
National Conference on Community
Peace Groups
1:16
New Haven, CT
American Independence Movement,
9:116
National Coordinating Committee (NCC)
constitution, 1:2
planning committee, 3:29
registration questionnaires, 2:26
restructuring, 2:28
speakers list, 4:46
New Jersey
11:131
New Mexico
11:131
New Orleans, LA
2:19; 10:125
National Council of American-Soviet
Friendship
New York City, 12:136
New School
New York City, 12:136
National Council of Churches
Washington D.C., 9:118
New World Review
New York City, 12:137
National Guardian
12:136
New York Area Committee to End the
War in Vietnam
1:9
National High School Activist League
Syracuse, NY, 12:141
New York City
Ad Hoc Committee Against the Vietnam
Draft, 11:133
American Civil Liberties Union
(ACLU), 11:133
American Committee for the Fourth
International, 11:133
American Friends Service Committee
office, 11:133
American Socialist Organizing
Committee, 11:133
anti-war movement, 11:134
Artists Protesting the War, 11:133
Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation,
11:133
Catholic Peace Fellowship, 11:133
Catholic Workers group, 11:134
Draft Conference, 2:21
5th Avenue Vietnam Peace Parade
Committee, 11:135
New York State, 11:133, 134, 135;
12:136, 137
spring mobilization, 12:138
National Lawyers Guild
Los Angeles, CA, 9:111
National Leadership Conference
Cleveland, OH, 2:18
National Student Association
Washington D.C., 9:118
Nebraska
Columbus, 11:130
Nebraskans for Peace
11:130
Netherlands
anti-war movement, 5:67
Nevada
11:130
New England
anti-war movement, 8:107
New York State
11:132, 133; 12:136, 137, 140, 141
New England Committee for Non-Violent
Action
9:116
New York Workshop on Non-Violence
12:136
New Hampshire
11:130
33
SUBJECT INDEX
New Zealand
anti-war movement, 5:68
Parent to Parent Committee
Los Angeles, 9:111
Newark Committee Union Project
11:131
PAX-Mass Political Action for Peace
anti-war movement, 10:126
Newsman's Gadfly
Mt. Vernon, IA, 10:123
Peace & Equal Rights Committee
Red Bank, NJ, 11:131
Niagara Regional Conference
11:132
Peace & Freedom Center
Louisville, KY, 10:124
Nonpartisan Anti-Poverty League
Madison, WI, 13:150
Peace & Freedom News
articles, 3:33
general, 3:31
issues, 3:34, 35
local news, 3:36
mailing lists, 3:37
media, 3:39
production, 3:38
North Carolina
12:142
North Dakotans Against the War in
Vietnam
12:142
Peace & Freedom Party
Seattle, WA, 13:149
November 8th Mobilization Committee
Ithaca, NY, 11:132
Peace candidates
congressional, 3:45
Ohio
Athens, 12:142
general, 1:17; 2:18; 12:142, 143
Peace Center
Miami, FL, 9:118
San Jose, CA, 9:114
Ohio Friends of Mae Mallory
12:142
Peace Committee
Clark University, 10:126
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City, 12:144
Peace Council
Chicago, IL, 10:120
Philadelphia, PA, 13:145
Syracuse, NY, 12:141
Oklahoma City, OK
12:144
Orange County Emergency Committee of
Citizens Concerned about Vietnam
New York state, 11:132
Peace Education Committee
4:46
Orange County Peace Exchange
California, 9:111
Peace Independents
Des Moines, IA, 10:123
Oregon
Portland, 12:144
Peace Society
Goshen, IN, 10:122
Palo Alto, CA
9:113
Peaceways
Battlecreek, MI group, 10:127
Parade Committee
Chicago, IL, 10:120
Pennsylvania
13:145, 146
34
SUBJECT INDEX
Peru
anti-war movement, 5:68
Roman Catholic Peace Fellowship
Staten Island, NY, 12:140
Philadelphia
American Friends Service Committee
office, 13:145
San Francisco, CA
9:113
San Jose, CA
9:114
Philippines
anti-war movement, 3:32; 5:68
San Mateo, CA
9:114
Phoenix, AZ
9:108
San Mateo Liberal Caucus Club
9:114
Phoenix Committee on Vietnam
9:108
San Rafael Marin Vietnam Committee
9:114
Pittsburgh, PA
Ad Hoc Committee in Vietnam, 13:146
Santa Barbara, CA
9:114
"Plentyism"
Miami, FL, 9:118
School of Living
Gary, IN, 10:122
Poor People's Corporation
Mileston, MS, 11:129
Seattle, WA
13:149
Port Chicago
demonstrations, 9:113
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
(SISS)
investigation, 3:44
Portland, OR
12:144
Power & Politics Statewide Conference
9:111
Senate, U.S.
Foreign Policy Advisory Council, 4:47
Foreign Relations Committee, 1:9
general, 5:73
Internal Security Subcommittee, 3:44
Project Vietnam Debate
Nashville, TN, 13:147
Promoting Enduring Peace
West Haven, CT, 9:116
Socialist League
Iowa City, IA, 10:123
see also American Socialist Organizing
Committee
see also Christian Socialist Party
see also Socialist Workers Party
Red Bank, NJ
11:131
Research & Information Committee
media, 3:32
Socialist Workers Party (SWP)
conference perspective, 1:9
New York City, 12:137
see also American Socialist Organizing
Committee
see also Christian Socialist Party
see also Socialist League
Rhode Island
Providence, 13:147
Richmond Committee for Peace
Education
13:149
35
SUBJECT INDEX
Sonoma County Committee for Peace in
Vietnam
9:111
Staten Island, NY
12:140
Staten Islanders for Peace
12:140
South Bend, IN
Committee of Residents & Students for
an End to the War in Vietnam, 10:122
Stop the War Committee
Denver, CO, 9:115
South Nashville Community Project
13:147
Student Action Committee on Foreign
Policy
El Paso, TX, 13:148
South Nevada Committee for Peace in
Vietnam
11:130
Student Action for Social Justice
Salt Lake City, UT, 13:149
Southern California Universities
Committee on War & Peace
9:111
Student Action Movement
Port Washington, NY, 12:140
Southern Christian Leadership
Conference
Atlanta, GA, 10:119
Student Committee for World Peace
Colorado State College, 9:115
Student Nonviolent Coordinating
Committee (SNCC)
Albany, GA, 10:119
New York City, 11:135
San Francisco, CA, 9:113
Washington D.C., 9:118
Southern Conference Educational Fund
Louisville, KY, 10:124
New Orleans, LA, 10:125
Southern Coordinating Committee
New Orleans, LA, 10:125
Student Peace Union
New York City, 12:138
Southern Student Human Relations
Project
Atlanta, GA, 10:119
Student Socialist Union
New York City, 12:138
Southern Student Organizing Committee
Charlottesville, VA, 13:149
Nashville, TN, 13:147
Students Against Militarism
New York City, 12:138
Southern Vietnam Coordinating
Committee
Atlanta, GA, 10:119
Students Against the War in Vietnam
Roosevelt University, 10:121
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)
Adelphi University, 11:132
Albany, NY, 11:132
Albuquerque, NM, 11:131
Amherst College, 10:126
Antioch College, 12:143
Austin, TX, 13:148
call to march, 1:9
Chicago, IL, 10:120
Columbia, MS, 11:129
Cornell, NY, 11:132
Evanston, IL, 10:121
Ft. Collins, CO, 9:115
South-Wide Organizers' Conference on
Vietnam
2:19
Spartacist
Baltimore, MD, 10:125
New York City, 12:137
position papers, 1:9
Stanford Committee for Peace in Vietnam
anti-war movement, 9:114
36
SUBJECT INDEX
Gainesville, FL, 9:118
general, 1:2
Iowa City, IA, 10:123
Iowa State University, 10:123
Kentucky, University of, 10:124
Los Angeles, CA, 9:111
Madison, WI, 13:150
Michigan State University, 11:128
Michigan, University of, 10:127
Milwaukee, WI, 13:151
New York City, 12:138
Notre Dame University, 10:122
San Jose, CA, 9:114
SUNY, 11:132
Toledo, OH, 12:143
Vancouver, WA, 13:149
Wesleyan University, 9:116
Yonkers, NY, 12:141
Tennessee
13:147
Terre des Hommes
Scarsdale, NY, 12:140
Texas
13:148
The Torch
1:9
Thich Nhat Hanh
tribute flyer, 4:46
Toledo Committee for a Reasonable
Settlement in Vietnam
12:143
Students for Peace
Boston University, 10:126
Tompkins Square Neighbor for Peace
Action
New York City, 12:139
Students for Positive Action
Manhattan, KS, 10:124
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
NCC conference, 1:10
Students' Organized Education & Action
League
San Francisco, CA, 9:113
Trade Unionists for Peace
New York City, 12:139
Students Peace Union
Columbus, NE, 11:130
Turn Towards Peace (organization)
Cambridge, MA, 10:126
Chicago, IL, 10:120
Sweden
anti-war movement, 5:69
Swedish Peace and Arbitration Society,
3:29
U.K.
anti-war movement, 5:70
U.S. Committee to Aid the National
Liberation Front
New York City, 12:138
Switzerland
anti-war movement, 5:69
Syracuse, NY
American Friends Service Committee
office, 12:141
U.S. Farmers Association
Campbellsport, WI, 13:150
Union Theological Seminary Vietnam
Committee
New York City, 12:139
Syria
anti-war movement, 5:69
Tanzania
anti-war movement, 5:69
Universities and colleges
Adelphi University, 11:132
American University, 9:117
Amherst College, 10:126
Antioch College, 1:12, 13, 14; 12:143
Boston University, 10:126
Brandeis University, 10:126
Teachers' Committee for Peace in
Vietnam
New York City, 12:138
37
SUBJECT INDEX
Brooklyn College, 11:133
California, Los Angeles, University of,
9:112
Clark University, 10:126
Colorado State College, 9:115
Columbia University, 11:134
Denison University, 12:143
Drake University, 10:123
Earham College, 10:122
Florida State University, 9:118
Harper College, 11:132
Harvard University, 10:126
Indiana, University of, 10:122
Iowa State University, 10:123
John Brown College, 11:135
Kansas, University of, 10:124
Kent State University, 12:143
Kentucky, University of, 10:124
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
(MIT), 10:126
Michigan State University, 11:128
Michigan, University of, 10:127
Montana, University of, 11:129
Nevada, University of, 11:130
New York University, 12:136
Notre Dame University, 10:122
Oklahoma State University, 12:144
Oregon State University, 12:144
Oregon, University of, 3:40; 12:144
Pennsylvania, University of, 13:145
Radcliffe College, 10:126
Rennselaer Polytech, 12:141
Roosevelt University, 10:121
Russell Sage College, 12:141
Rutgers University, 11:131
Shiner College, 10:121
State University of New York, 11:132
Tufts University, 10:126
Washington College, 10:125
Washington University, 13:149
Wayne State University, 11:128
Wesleyan University, 9:116
Wilmington College, 12:143
Wisconsin, University of, 13:150, 151
Yale University, 9:116
University Committee on the Problem of
War & Peace
Detroit, MI, 11:128
Uruguay
anti-war movement, 5:71
USSR
anti-war movement, 5:71
Utah
13:149
Valley Peace Center
Sherman Oaks, CA, 9:114
Valley Stream, NY
Committee for Congressional Action,
12:141
Venice, CA
9:114
Vermont
Plainfield, 13:149
Veterans
anti-war activities, 4:46
Veterans & Reservists to End the War in
Vietnam
conference, 1:9
New York City, 12:139
Veterans for Peace in Vietnam
Chicago, IL, 10:121
New Jersey, 11:131
New York City, 11:133; 12:139
Veterans March to End the War in
Vietnam
York, PA, 13:146
Vietnam
anti-war movement, 5:71
University Circle
Cleveland, OH, 1:15
Vietnam Day Committee
Berkeley, CA, 9:109
Columbus, OH, 12:142
press conferences, 1:7
San Francisco State College, 9:113
Seattle, WA, 13:149
UCLA, 9:112
University Circle Teach-In Committee
Cleveland, OH, 12:142
38
SUBJECT INDEX
Vietnam Decision
Laramie, WY, 13:151
Watkins for Congress Committee
New Jersey, 11:131
Vietnam Peace Project
Swedish Peace and Arbitration Society,
3:29
Webb, Lee
"The Anti-War Movement: from Protest
to Radical Politics", 1:9
Vietnam War
civilian causalities, 2:26
media, 1:9; 2:23, 24, 28; 3:32, 29
negotiations vs. withdrawal, 1:9
taxes, 1:9
U.S. policy, 1:9
West Haven, CT
Promoting Enduring Peace, 9:116
West Virginia
Charleston, 13:150
Westchester Committee for Peace
11:132
Virginia
13:149
Westchester Coordinating Committee for
Peace
Yonkers, NY, 12:141
Virginia Students Civil Rights Committee
13:149
Voters for Peace
Chicago, IL, 10:121
Western Addition Vietnam Peace
Committee
San Francisco, CA, 9:113
Voters for Peaceful Alternatives
Ithaca, NY, 11:132
Wheatley, NY
11:132
W.E.B. Dubois Clubs of America
anti-war movement, 1:6
Bridgeport, CT, 9:116
Brooklyn College, 11:133
Chicago, IL, 10:121
harassment, 8:107
San Francisco, CA, 9:113
SANE demonstration, 1:9
Venice-LA area, 9:114
Wisconsin
4:48, 49; 13:150, 151
Women Act for Peace
Seattle, WA, 13:149
Women for Legislative Action
Los Angeles, CA, 9:112
War Resisters' League
New York City, 12:139
Women for Peace
Detroit, MI, 11:128
Westchester, NY, 11:132
War/Peace Committee
East Lansing, MI, 11:128
Women Peace Party
Battle Creek, MI, 10:127
Washington D.C.
9:117
Women Strike for Peace
California, 9:111
Los Angeles, CA, 9:112
New Brunswick, NJ, 11:131
New York City, 12:139
position papers, 1:9
Scarsdale, NY, 12:140
Venice, CA, 9:114
Washington Human Rights Project
9:117
Washington State
1:9; 13:149
Washington Students for Peace
9:118
39
SUBJECT INDEX
Women's International League of Peace
& Freedom
Paterson, NJ, 11:131
Philadelphia, PA, 13:145
Young Democrats
Wisconsin, University of, 13:150
Young Democrats Conference
Manitowoc, WI, 13:150
World Council of Peace
4:54
Young Peoples' Socialist League
Indianapolis, IN, 10:122
World Fellowship Center
New Haven, CT, 9:116
Young Socialist Alliance (YSA)
conference perspective, 1:9
New York City, 12:139
Wyoming
13:151
Yellow Springs, OH
Committee for Peace, 12:143
Youth Against War & Fascism (YAWF)
analysis, 1:9
New York City, 12:139
York Action for Peace
Pennsylvania, 13:146
Youth for Peace in Vietnam
Seattle, WA, 13:149
40
RELATED COLLECTIONS
America in Protest: Records of Anti-Vietnam War Organizations
Part 1: Vietnam Veterans Against the War
Part 3: Student Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam, 1966-1973
FBI File on the House Committee on Un-American Activities (HUAC)
Radical and Reactionary Politics in America
Series 1: The American Radicalism Collection
Part 1: Leftist Politics and Anti-War Movements
Part 2: The Religious and Radical Right
Part 3: Race, Gender, and the Struggle for Justice and Equal Rights
Part 4: Twentieth-Century Social, Economic, and Environmental Movements
Series 2: Radicalism, Reaction and Dissent: Selections from the Hall Hoag
Collection at Brown University
Records of the Highlander Folk School and Highlander Research and Education
Center, 1932–1978
http://gale.cengage.com/psm
Phone: 800-444-0799
Email: gale.sales@cengage.com