University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
6209 (Accession No. 6209-001)
University of Washington. Libraries. Special CollectionsDivision
Vietnam War era
ephemera collection
1965-1980
1970-1973
6.94 cubic feet (13 boxes plus 1 oversize folder)
Collection materials are in
English.
Printed ephemera
created by various Seattle-area and University of Washington manifestations of
American civil rights and protest movements of the late 1960's and
1970's
In 1960 a small group of young people formed Students for a Democratic
Society (SDS) and adopted The Port Huron Statement, written by student leader
Tom Hayden. The manifesto urged participatory democracy, or the idea that all
Americans, not just a small elite, should decide major economic, political, and
social issues that shaped the nation. It also criticized American society for
its focus on career advancement, material possessions, military strength, and
racism. By 1968 some 100,000 young people around the nation had joined SDS.
Student protesters denounced corporate bureaucracy and campus
administrators. Universities and colleges, they believed, were dictatorial and
exercised too much control over students. Students held rallies and sit-ins to
protest restrictions of their rights. In 1964, a coalition of student groups at
the University of California, Berkeley, claimed the right to conduct political
activities on campus; the coalition became known as the Free Speech Movement.
Political activism and protests spread to other campuses in the 1960s.
The youth movement's demonstrations soon merged with the protests of
students who opposed the Vietnam War. By the spring of 1968, student protests
had reached hundreds of campuses. At the 1968 Democratic National Convention in
Chicago, antiwar demonstrators clashed with the police, and the images of
police beating students shocked television audiences. Violence peaked at an
antiwar protest at Ohio's Kent State University in May 1970, when National
Guard troops gunned down four student protesters.
The political activities of the youth movement had enduring effects.
Colleges became less authoritarian, ending dress codes and curfews and
recruiting more minority students. Students also contributed mightily to the
movement against the war in Vietnam. Both the counterculture and student
activism, finally, fueled a backlash that blossomed in the 1970s and 1980s. The
civil rights movement, the women's movement, the youth movement, and the
environmental movement changed people's lives. They also created a climate of
rebellion, confrontation, and upheaval.
Source: "United States (History)," Microsoft® Encarta® Online
Encyclopedia 2004 http://encarta.msn.com
The chaotic events of the 60's, including war and social change,
seemed destined to continue in the 70's. Major trends included a growing
disillusionment of government, advances in civil rights, increased influence of
the women's movement, a heightened concern for the environment, and increased
space exploration. Many of the "radical" ideas of the 60's gained wider
acceptance in the new decade, and were mainstreamed into American life and
culture. Amid war, social realignment and presidential impeachment proceedings,
American culture flourished. Indeed, the events of the times were reflected in
and became the inspiration for much of the music, literature, entertainment,
and even fashion of the decade.
Source: Kingwood College Library. American Cultural History 1970-1979
http://kclibrary.nhmccd.edu/decade70.html
Arranged in 19 series.
- Series 1, UW Specific Groups
- Series 2, UW Strike - SROC & Non-War UW Staff
- Series 3, National & Local Protest Groups
- Series 4, Social & Labor
- Series 5, Local Hippies - U Dist Movement
Weird/Mysticism/Drugs/Music
- Series 6, Local Protests
- Series 7, Local Non Protests
- Series 8, International & National Protests
- Series 9, Christian & Jesus Freedom
- Series 10, Nazi, John Birch
- Series 11, Peace, anti-war, Duncan Sanders and Vietnam
- Series 12, Duncan Sanders {AFSC + Personal Desk}
- Series 13, Duncan Sanders {War Machine, Political}
- Series 14, Newspapers & Publications
- Series 15, Newspapers - Seattle Times, P.I., The UW Daily,
Leviathan, Montlake Dump, Northwest Passage
- Series 16, Protest Posters and flyers
- Series 17, Radical Education Project Publications; Newsletters,
Pamphlets, Etc.
- Series 18, Liberation News Service Newsletters
- Series 19, Students for a Democratic Society: New Left Notes
Newspapers
Collection of printed ephemera including pamphlets, posters,
manifestos, newsletters, booklets, and open letters created by the various
Seattle-area and University of Washington manifestations of American civil
rights and protest movements of the late 1960's and 1970's. The material
centers mainly around the Vietnam War, but includes much about feminism,
racism, socialism, labor unions and the rights of farm workers, gay rights,
environmental and economic boycotts of large corporations and agro-industry,
prisoners' rights, and the Iranian revolution of 1979. Documents include the
publications of groups such as the Seattle Liberation Front, the UW chapter of
Students for a Democratic Society, the Student Mobilization Committee to End
the War in Vietnam, WashPIRG, Young Socialist Alliance, UW Staff Rights
Organizing Committee, Seattle Gay Liberation Front, Students Against Violent
Expression, United Workers Union, and the Northwest Nihilist League.
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Personal Papers/Corporate Records (University of Washington)
Seattle Liberation Front
Seattle Gay Liberation Front
Black Panther Party
American Servicemen's Union
Washington (State). Higher Education Personnel Board
Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Protest movements--Washington (State)--Seattle
Civil rights movements--Washington (State)--Seattle
Student movements--Washington (State)--Seattle
Civil disobedience--Washington (State)--Seattle
Black power--Washington (State)--Seattle
Gay liberation movement--Washington (State)--Seattle
Pro-choice movement--Washington (State)--Seattle
Boycotts--United States
Feminism--Washington (State)--Seattle
Employee rights--Washington (State)--Seattle
Prisoners--Civil rights--United States
University District (Seattle, Wash.)
Iran--History--Revolution, 1979
Kent State Shootings, Kent, Ohio, 1970
Seattle Liberation Front
Students for a Democratic Society (U.S.). University of Washington Chapter
United Farm Workers
American Servicemen's Union
Student Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam
Washington Public Interest Research Group
Young Socialist Alliance (U.S
University of Washington. Staff Rights Organizing Committee
Seattle Gay Liberation Front
United Workers Union
Students Against Violent Expression
Northwest Nihilist League
Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Press coverage
Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Protest movements--United States
Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Public opinion
Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Literary collections
Colleges and Universities
Gays and Lesbians
African Americans
Civic Activism
Series 1
UW Specific Groups
1/1
UW Speakers - Unaffiliated
1968-1975
Including Jerry Rubin, Revin Brabazon, Saul Alinsky, Phil Luce,
Rev. James Bevel, Robert Carr, Robert Creeley, Mike Sabourin, Robert M.
Johnson, Alex Gottfried, Michael Lerner, Members of the Seattle branch of the
Black Panther Party, Daniel Lev, Giovanni Costigan, Stephanie Coontz, and Diane
Jones
1/2
UW Film Screenings
1968-1974
1/3
UW Rally Posters
1970-1972
1/4
On Campus Music Events
1970
1/5
On Campus Misc Events
1969
Includes San Francisco Mime Troupe, Prospectus for a Vietnam
Vigil, and a silent vigil to stop the killing in Vietnam
11/10
Ho Chi Minh Memorial Service poster
1969
1/6
ASUW elections
1968-1973
9/1
ASUW Newspaper {Seattle}
1972
1/7
Michael Lerner
1970
1/8
UW Club Promotions
1969-1973
1/9
UW Call to action letters
1968-1973
Includes speeches, letters, and oppositional statements
1/10
Black Student Union
1968-1973
1/11
UW Students for Responsible Expression
1970-1971
1/12
UW Anti-Fascist Student Association
1972-1973
1/13
Bia-Fra University Committee
1970
1/14
African Student Union - Progressive Eritreans -
Palestine - Portugese Africa
1970-1978
1/15
UW Afro-Asian Peoples Solidarity Forum
1973
1/16
Iranian Students Association
1969-1978
1/17
UW Arab Students
1970-1971
1/18
UW Asian Students
1969-1972
1/19
UW-Campus Reform and Action Movement
1969-1972
1/20
UW Young Democrats and Young Republicans
1967-1970
1/21
UW Ecology
1970-1973
1/22
UW Staff Women's Forum
1970-1971
1/23
UW- Women's Issues
1970-1973
Includes Campus Coalition for University Child Care, Campus
Women's Newsletter, Task Force on Higher Education, University Centers for
Rational Alternatives, Campus Women's Liberation, ASUW Women's Commission,
Committee for Abortion Reform, Academic Activities Committee, WA State Feminist
Federal Credit Union
1/24
UW Students International Meditation Society
1970-1971
1/25
UW National Lawyers Guild
1970
1/26
UW Labor Party - UW Communists
1970-1978
1/27
UW American Indians
1972-1973
1/28
Washington Public Interest Research Group
1971-1976
9/2
Various Campus Newspapers {Seattle}
1970-1972
includes the Newspaper - a Student Digest Published Whenever
We're in the Mood, The Lantern, The Daily, the International
1/29
The Chelan Organ
1976
1/30
In Support of Kent State Students
1970
1/31
UW Course Related Papers
1960-1973
Includes A Framework for the Policy Studies of Global Peace and
Justice, suggested reading lists, sample core and new course suggestions
1/32
Members of the Graduate School Committee on Conflict
Studies
1972-1973
Series 2
UW Strike - SROC & Non-War UW Staff
1/33
UW Student Strikes
1970-1973
includes posters from a variety of organization in regards to
different strikes.
1/34
UW Faculty and Students "Position Papers"
1967-1971
1/35
Letters to the public from UW officials and WA state
Legislature
1970
1/36
Report of the graduate school committee on conflict
studies
1969-1975
1/37
Expression Article
1965
1/38
UW Senates
1970-1972
1/39
UW Teaching Assistants and Research Assistant's
Union
1970
1/40
UW Staff Rights Organization Committee
1970-1973
Series 3
National & Local Protest Groups
1/41
Seattle Liberation Front & Radical Speakers Platform
1970
1/42
Seattle Liberation Front
1970
1/43
Stop the Courts Day / The Day After
1970
9/3
Stop the Courts Day / The Day After
Newspapers
1970-1972
Includes Seattle-Post Intelligencer and the War Bulletin
{Berkeley}
1/44
Students for a Democratic Society March 1969
ROTC
1968-1970
1/45
Radical Organization Committee ROTC
1969-1974
1/46
Students for a Democratic Society National
1968-1971
1/47
Students for a Democratic Society Pamphlets
1967-1971
1/48
Students for a Democratic Society - UW
1969-1972
11/10
Fight U.S. Imperialism poster
1969
9/4
SDS Fire Chicago Newspaper
1969-1970
1/49
SDS Revolutionary Youth Movement
1969-1974
9/5
Revolutionary Youth Movement Newspapers
{Chicago}
1970
2/1
Student Mobilization Committee
1969-1972
9/6
Student Mobilization Committee Newspapers {Washington
D.C.}
1967-1970
2/2
Mayday Committee
1970-1980
2/3
People & Coalition for Peace and Justice
1972-1973
2/4
Seattle 8 Defense Fund
1970
Oversize folder 1
Who is the Real Conspiracy - Support Seattle 8 Rally
Poster
1970
2/5
Anarchists
1970-1974
2/6
The Seattle Group
1966-1974
2/7
Underground Weathermen & Radical
Orientation
undated'
2/8
Black Panthers - Local & Native
1966-1971
2/9
Free Everybody
1968-1972
Includes Angela Davis, Bobby Seale, Ericka Huggins, Soledad
Brothers, Eldridge Cleaver, Huey Newton, Ruchell Magee, and Harrisburg 7
2/10
Black Power & Civil Rights
1966-1971
9/7
Black Panther Newspapers
1967-1973
Includes Muhammad Speaks {Chicago}, The Black Panther -
Intercommunal News Service {Oakland}, World Magazine {Chicago}, Black Panther,
The Black Panther - Black Community News Service {San Francisco}, the Tribunal
- L.A. Committee for the Defense of the Bill of Rights {Los Angeles}, The Black
Dwarf London
2/11
Anti-War
1969-1974
Includes People Against Nerve Gas, Call to Action statements,
article from The New Yorker, Vietnam Day Committee, Chicago Area Draft
Resisters, Seattle Students for Peace in Vietnam, Seattle Committee to End the
War in Vietnam, Hiroshima Day March Committee, Anti-War Movement , Center for
the Study of Democratic Institutions, Seattle Women Act for Peace,
2/12
Seattle Peace Action Committee &
Coalition
1970-1974
2/13
People's Peace Treaty & The New Party
1970-1971
2/14
International People's Movement
1971
2/15
Women's Lib
1969-1971
2/16
PROVO
1966-1970
2/17
Young Atheist League
1971
Series 4
Social & Labor
2/18
Young Socialist Alliance
1970-1974
11/10
Young Socialist National Convention poster
1969
2/19
Young Socialist Alliance - Militant Forum
1969-1971
9/8
Young Socialist Alliance - Militant Forum Newspaper {New
York City}
1969
2/20
YPSL - Young People's Socialist League
1971
2/21
International Socialists
1970-1974
2/22
National Caucus of Labor Committees / North American
Unemployed & Welfare Right Organization
1971-1973
2/23
US Labor - Socialist Labor Progressive
1969-1975
2/24
Socialist Labor Committee
1970-1972
2/25
IWW Solidarity
1971-1973
2/26
Unpublished Socialist writings
1969-1975
includes imperialism, Progressive Labor Party, Seattle Labor
Party, National Socialist Review, Freedom Socialist Party, Committee for Labor
Solidarity, and the Seattle Review
9/9
Labor Newspapers
1970-1975
Includes the Socialist Labor Party {Aberdeen, WA and Brooklyn,
New York}, U.S. Labor Party, Seattle Labor Committee, Workers World {New York
City}, New Solidarity {New York City}
Series 5
Local Hippies - U Dist Movement
Weird/Mysticism/Drugs/Music
3/1
Weird/Local/Native/Undated
1970-1978
Includes codes, housing construction, drugs, sex, letters,
personality analysis, Scientology, STD awareness, Speeches, Public
Announcements, pictures, Anarchism and State Socialism, Intergalactiv Psychic
Police, Call to action, Poster, Fascist Narcs, Neo Nazism The Dove
Counterbalance Intelligence Test, n
3/2
Weird but cool
1970-1974
Includes poems, battle hymns, Extraterrestra Research Unit,
Cosmic Awareness Speaks, Seattle Times, The Manson Myth, Labrum Fissum, Phone
Phreak Information, You Lose, Sass a Prof Today
3/3
Yoga/Mysticism/Sex/Drugs
1965-973
3/4
Local Music & Film
1968-1973
3/5
University District Movement
1967-1972
9/10
Local Church & Hippie Newspapers
1967-1971
includes Helix {Seattle}, Universal Life {Modesto, CA}, and
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Series 6
Local Protests
3/6
Draft Resistance - General
1965-1980
3/7
Draft Resistance - Seattle
1967-1970
11/10
Celebrate the American Revolution
1968
3/8
Prisoners Information
1971
3/9
G.I. Anti-War
1968-1974
9/11
Anti-War Newspapers
Includes San Francisco Chronicle, and G.I. Press Service
{Washington D.C.}
3/10
Northwest
1967-1971
includes book reviews, Tacoma Movement News, TAO, Tacoma Area
Moratorium Committee, Event posters, Hiroshima Day March Committee
3/11
Misc. Northwest Periodicals
1967-1969
3/12
Gay Rights Movements
1970-1971
3/13
Experimental College {The New School}
1968-1974
3/14
High Schools`
1966-1971
9/12
The New Times {Tacoma} and the Puget Sound
{Bremerton
1971
Series 7
Local Non Protests
3/15
Rally Posters
1968-1970
3/16
Call to action Letters, Political Information &
petitions
1968-1980
3/17
Corporate Strike
1968-1974
3/18
Indians - Ethnic Groups
1970-1972
3/19
Coky Gonzalez
1972
3/20
UW Boycott Bulletin
1968-1974
includes Boycott Lettuce, Grapes, and Caesar Chavez
3/21
Voter Publication
1971
3/22
Shelter Half
1970
3/23
Unidentified Social Issues
1971
includes UW Food Bank Committee, Medical Committee for Human
Rights, women's abortion action coalition, Sam Martinez
3/24
Pike Place Market
1971
Oversize folder 1
Friends of the Market - Last Chance to Save the Pike
Place Market - Seattle City Council Public Hearing Poster
1969
3/25
Transit Patrons Association
1970-1974
3/26
Seattle Political
1970
includes Tribunal Court of the masses of people Cops
3/27
Food Stamps, Welfare, Civil Liberties,
Healthcare
1965-1974
4/1
Now Hiring Posters
1970-1972
4/2
Guerilla Communications
1967
4/3
Boeing
1970
4/4
Arab Protests
1969-1973
4/5
Misc. Minority Protests
1970-1974
Includes Active Mexicanos, The Patriot, Making a Nation, The
Significance on the Chicano Riot and Crag's Commentary on the Appearance of
Governor Wallace
Series 8
International & National Protests
4/6
Technocracy Briefs
1969
4/7
Zero Population Growth
1970
4/8
Ecology National
1968-1977
4/9
Ecology Local
1968-1976
4/10
Friends of the Earth
1972-1976
9/13
Friends of the Earth Newsletter and
Newspapers
1972-1976
Includes Not Man Apart {San Francisco}, Supporters Bulletin
{London}, Stockholm Conference Eco
4/11
The Sierra Club
1970
4/12
Election Propaganda
1970-1974
9/14
Election Newspapers articles {New Hampshire} and Sample
Ballot {Seattle}
1970-1974
4/13
Nixon
1969-1974
4/14
China
1965-1973
4/15
UC Berkeley Imports
1970-1972
9/15
Berkeley Newspapers
1970-1971
includes Platform of the Berkeley, Right On, and Berkeley
Tribe
Oversize folder 1
Berkeley Liberation Program - Power to the Imagination
all Power to the People - Fist Poster
1969
4/16
American Civil Liberties Union
1970-1971
4/17
Non-Violent Training Workshop
1971-1972
4/18
Non-Vietnam Anti-Imperialism
1965-1973
includes Together, Development Action Pact, UW Ethnic Culture
Center, Organization for the Struggle and Defense of Human Rights in Ukraine,
Spartacist, African Liberation Committee, The North American Congress on Latin
America, war, Eisenhower's Farewell Address, Avoid Vietnam in Latin America
11/10
Nerve Gas Can Kill Me! Poster
1970
4/19
Anti Nuke
1966-1981
4/20
Anti Trident System
1972-1979
4/21
Pro Trident System
1972-1975
9/16
Pro Trident System Newspapers {Seattle}
1972-1975
9/17
Newspaper articles in regards to the conflicts in
Czechoslovakia {Seattle}
1965-1973
Series 9
Christian & Jesus Freedom
4/22
Anti-War Jesus - Love out War - Christians
1970-1972
4/23
The Plain Truth
1971
4/24
The Children of God
1972-1975
4/25
Christian Tracts/Revivals
1967-1972
includes Life Messengers, Christ Intl, Free Mail Bible Course,
Satanism, Abortion, Women's Liberation, Allen Revivals, Witchcraft, The New
Menace, Sermon Event Posters, United Pentecostal Church
4/26
Religious Sermons
1968-1970
4/27
Religious Journals
1968-1970
9/18
Christian Newspapers and articles
1969-1974
includes Common Sense {Union N.J.}, The Seattle Times, The
Generation {Los Angeles}, It's Happening Now in Seattle, Goad, For Real {Los
Angeles}
9/19
Student Action Newspaper
1970-1971
4/28
Campus Crusades for Christ
1970-1971
4/29
Christian World Liberation Front
1970
10/1
Christian World Liberation Front Newspapers
1970-1972
Includes Right-On {Berkeley}, The Liberty Bay Fish {Bainbridge
Island}, The Great Stone {Seattle}
4/30
Christian Crusade
1971-1972
10/2
Christian Crusade Newspapers {Tulsa} - July
1971
10/3
Christian Crusade Newspapers {Tulsa} -
August
1971
10/4
Christian Crusade Newspapers {Tulsa} -
September
1971
10/5
Christian Crusade Newspapers {Tulsa} -
October
1971
10/6
Christian Crusade Newspapers {Tulsa} -
November
1971
10/7
Christian Crusade Newspapers {Tulsa} -
January
1972
10/8
Christian Crusade Newspapers {Tulsa} -
February
1972
10/9
Christian Crusade Newspapers {Tulsa} - March
1972
10/10
Christian Crusade Newspapers {Tulsa} - April
1972
10/11
Christian Crusade Newspapers {Tulsa} - May
1972
4/31
Catholic Peace Fellowship
1973
4/32
Seattle Religious Peace Action Coalition
1973-1976
4/33
Church Council of Greater Seattle
1984-1985
4/34
Faith and Community Development Department Convention
and Bibliography on Christians and Society
1984
4/35
The Flame - Newsletter of the Coalition Task Force on
Women and Religion
1976
4/36
Quakerism
1970-1981
Includes Quakerism, Statement of the Findings Committee, Friends
General Conference, Swiss Brethren, Friends World College,
Series 10
Nazi, John Birch
4/37
American Opinion
1968-1971
4/38
John Birch Society
1973
4/39
Young Americans for Freedom
1974
10/12
Tell it to Hanoi Newspaper {Washington D.C.}
undated
4/40
National Student Committee for Victory in Vietnam -
Train to Restore American Independence Now
1971-1972
4/41
Misc. Right-Wing Radicals
1968-1973
includes The Young Heroes, The Reader's Digest, The Network of
Patriotic Letter Writers, America's Future, Thank-A-Yank Rally, Cinema
Education Guild, National Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear
Arms, 20th Century Reformation Hour, and Manchester Union Leader
5/1
Nazi/Anti-Semitic
1970-1972
10/13
Anti Semitic Newspapers
1971-1972
Includes White Power - the newspaper of White Revolution
{Arlington, VA} and the Thunderbolt - The White Man's Viewpoint {Marietta,
GA
5/2
League of Independent Voters
Undated
5/3
"Commies" {The Beatles}
1969
5/4
Support Your Local Police Committees
1968
Series 11
Peace, anti-war, Duncan Sanders and Vietnam
5/5
Fellowship of Reconciliation
1970-1985
5/6
Politics of NonViolent Action
1973
5/7
Noam Chomsky
1967
5/8
The Peace Maker
1969-1972
5/9
World Without War Council
1954-1974
5/10
National peace Education Committee
1967-1973
5/11
Promoting Enduring Peace
1967-1971
5/12
World Peace makers
1974
5/13
World Law Fund
1971-1973
5/14
Institute for World Order
1973-1981
5/15
Individuals against the Crime of Silence
1966-1969
5/16
National End the Draft Organization
1967-1971
5/17
American Civil Liberties Union
1971
5/18
National Council to Repeal the draft
organization
1970-1973
5/19
War Resisters League - Action Memo
1968-1973
5/20
War Resisters League - Pamphlets
1969-1976
5/21
Letters from WRL
1969-1975
5/22
War Resisters League - War Tax Resistance
1968-1974
10/14
War Resisters League - War Tax Resistance Newspaper {San
Francisco}
1973
5/23
War Resisters League - Newsletter
1969
5/24
War Resisters League - Newsletter
1970
5/25
War Resisters League - Newsletter
1971
5/26
War Resisters League - Newsletter
1972
5/27
War Resisters League - Newsletter
1973-1974
5/28
War Resisters League - Newsletter
1976 & 1978
5/29
Resist - National
1968-1972
5/30
Central Committee for Conscientious
Objectors
1970-1973
5/31
Conscientious Objectors
1975-1984
5/32
Land Reform - Vietnam IX-B
1970
5/33
Land Reform - Vietnam IX-C
undated
5/34
New England Free Press
1962-1967
5/35
Centerpeace Newsletter
1981
5/36
Sun/Dance Newspaper
1970
5/37
Resistance Flyer - Committee Against the War in
Vietnam
undated
6/1
Vietnam Specific
1965-1971
Includes Harper's Magazine, Western Political Quarterly, The War
is Not Over, Eisenhower's "Why Vietnam?", Post-War Vietnam
10/15
Newspapers - Vietnam Specific
1965-1972
Includes War Bulletin {Berkeley}, The Pentagon Paper {Los
Angeles}, The Guardian {New York}
6/2
Ploughshares
1984
6/3
Vietnam Newsletters
1968-1974
10/16
Vietnam Courier {Hanoi}
1968-1974
6/4
New Mobilization Comm to End the War in
Vietnam
1970
6/5
Vietnam Moratorium Committee
1969
10/17
Vietnam Moratorium Committee Article
{Seattle}
1969
6/6
Peace Studies
1970-1985
10/18
The Seattle Committee Against Registration and the
Draft
1981
6/7
National Council to Repeal the Draft
1971
6/8
Conflict Studies
1967-1969
6/9
Misc Budgets & Plans
1970-1980
Includes Plan for a Possible Area Staff CO-operation and
Regional Peace Budget
Series 12
Duncan Sanders {AFSC + Personal Desk}
6/10
Friends Committee National Legislation
1966-1972
6/11
American Friends Service Committee (Local)
1968-1976
6/12
AFSC Meeting Agendas - Local
1967-1973
6/13
AFSC Letters - Local
1967-1973
6/14
AFSC (National & International)
1965-1981
6/15
AFSC Letters, Newsletters, & Reports - National and
International
1969-1975
6/16
AFSC reprints
1962-1974
6/17
Narmic - AFSC & Literature
1964-1974
6/18
Clergy & Laymen concerned about Vietnam
undated
6/19
Clergy & Laymen concerned about Vietnam
Newsletters
1969-1970
6/20
Indochina Resource Center - AFSC
1973
10/19
Indochina Resource Center - AFSC Newspaper {Santa
Monica}
1973
Includes The Seattle Times, The Doan Report, The Los Angeles
Times, Seattle Post-Intelligencer,
10/20
Newspaper Clippings
1968-1973
6/21
Duncan Sanders Personal Notes and
Correspondence
1966-1984
Series 13
Duncan Sanders {War Machine, Political}
6/22
The War Machine
1963-1969
6/23
News Releases - Office of Assistant Secretary of Defense
(Public Affairs)
1966-1967
6/24
Pact of Pairs - Lawfulness of Use of Force
1967
6/25
SANE
1969-1973
6/26
SANE Newsletters
1968-1973
7/1
Center for Study of Democratic Institutions
1968
7/2
Committee of Concerned Asian Scholars
1974-1975
7/3
Amnesty
1968-1974
7/4
Watergate & Election
1972
7/5
Government & People's Priorities
1971
7/6
Government Publications
1961
7/7
Congressional Record
1966-1969
7/8
The Atlantic Union Bulletin
1974-1975
7/9
House Un-American Activities Act
1962-1968
7/10
Libertarian Newsletter
1971-1974
10/21
The New York Times Magazine News Articles
undated
7/11
Campaign Literature - National & McCarthy
Newspapers
1968-1974
10/22
McCarthy Newspapers {Washington D.C.}
1968
7/12
Taxes
1971
7/13
The Constitution
1972
7/14
Democracy
1968-1972
10/23
The Boston Globe, "A Generation in Search of a
Future"
1969
7/15
Communism
1968-1970
includes Japan, the Middle East, Greece, Guatemala, Latin
America, Seattle Times, Peace Camps, Vietnam, the Study of War, Statistics for
controlled Corporations, Zionism, BIAFRA, African Relief Services Committee,
Movimiento Popular de Libertacao de Angola, Albizu Campos and the Ponce
Massacre, What you Never Knew About the Middle East Because You Were Afraid of
Knowing, The United Nations, Alternatives - A Journal for World Policy
7/16
World Problems
1942-1974
Includes Bay Area Revolutionary Union, Third World Commission,
Movement for a Democratic Society, The Young Socialist Alliance
7/17
Anti-Imperialism
1966-1969
Includes No Separate Peace, The Daily, United Workers Organizer,
School Status Report, Age of Achievement
Series 14
Newspapers & Publications
10/24
Local Newspapers - Education, University Life, Union
Workers, current affairs, and World Fair
1974-1976
includes El Partido Laboral Progresista, Das Deutsche Weltblatt
{Hamburg}, Report on Greece, Anarchist Weekly, Idiot International {London},
and an Asian Newspaper
10/25
International Newspapers
1970-1971
Includes Resistance {Berkeley}, National Committees to Combat
Fascism in America {Oakland}, Maverick {Berkeley}, and Uncle Oil and Anti War
{San Francisco}, Quaker Service {Seattle}
10/26
West Coast Newspapers
1969-1978
Includes People's Bicentennial Commission {Washington D.C.}, The
Beacon {Boston}, Nation Geographic {Washington D.C.}, Nickel Review {Syracuse},
The Movement, Quaker Service {Philadelphia}, UNICEF
10/27
East Coast Newspaper
1969-1976
11/1
Wildcat Newspaper (Chicago)
1969
11/2
Scientology {Los Angeles}
1970
11/3
Universal Life {Modesto}
1970
11/4
People's America Daily News {New York City}
1971
Includes Science for the People, A Case dor Zeitgeist
Communications, Group Process Institute, Hospital Times, Freedom Newspaper,
Philadelphia Enquirer, National Committee Against Repressive Legislation,
Progressive Education - The Lively Corpse, The Property Owners Protection
Association, Pacific Life Community, Law Students Council, The Holocaust - Nora
Levin, Veterans Education Project, Haggar the Horrible - Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
7/18
Non-Vietnam
1968-1974
Includes Nixon and the First Lady
Series 15
Newspapers - Seattle Times, P.I., The UW Daily, Leviathan,
Montlake Dump, Northwest Passage
13/1
The Daily News - East Whittier Review {Whittier,
CA}
1969
Includes slow pullout of Soviet troops in Czechoslovakia, local
election,
13/2
The Oregonian {Portland}
1968
13/3
The San Francisco Chronicle
1968
13/4
San Francisco Express Times
1969
13/5
Berkeley Barb
1969
13/6
Los Angeles Free Press
1969
13/7
Leviathan {San Francisco}
1969
13/8
Northwest Passage {Bellingham}
1970-1972
13/9
The Seattle Times
1968-1971
13/10
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
1968-1970
13/11
The Outlook Seattle
1969
13/12
Montlake Dump Gazette
1970
13/13
UW Daily
1969-1972
13/14
The Puget Sound Partisan
1970
Series 16
Protest Posters and flyers
11/10
Peace Marches Won't End the War Poster
1969
Series 17
Radical Education Project Publications; Newsletters,
Pamphlets, Etc…
7/19
Students for Democratic Society
1964-1967
7/20
The Radical Education Project
1960-1970
7/21
REP - Stock Ownership and the Control of
Corporations
1961-1962
7/22
The Radical Education Project
1963
7/23
REP - The Case of Brazil
1964
7/24
REP- Chinese Foreign Policy & Problems of US
Capitalism
1965
7/25
REP - 1966
1966
7/26
REP - 1967
1967
8/1
REP - The New Left
1968
8/2
REP - Vietnam and the Pacific Rim Strategy
1969
Series 18
Liberation News Service Newsletters
8/3
LNS JUNE -OCTOBER
1967
8/4
LNS #11-15
1967
8/5
LNS #16
1967
8/6
LNS #17
1967
8/7
LNS #18
1967
8/8
LNS #19
1967
8/9
LNS #20
1967
8/10
LNS #21
1967
8/11
LNS #22
1967
8/12
LNS #24, 25
1968
8/13
LNS #26, 27
1968
8/14
LNS #28, 30
1968
8/15
LNBS #31, 32, 33
1968
8/16
LNS #34, 35, 36
1968
8/17
LNS #37, 38, 39
1968
8/18
LNS #40, 41, 42, 43
1968
8/19
LNS #44, 45
1968
8/20
LNS #46, 47, 48
1968
8/21
LNS #49, 50, 51
1968
8/22
LNS # 52, 53, 54
1968
8/23
LNS #55, 56, 57
1968
8/24
LNS #58, 59, 60
1968
8/25
LNS #61, 62, 63
1968
8/26
LNS #64, 65
1968
8/27
LNS #66, 67, 68
1968
8/28
LNS #69, 70
1968
8/29
LNS #79, 80, 81, 82
1968
8/30
LNS #85, 86
1968
8/31
LNS #87, 88, 89
1968
8/32
LNS #90, 91, 92
1968
8/33
LNS #97, 102, 104
1968
12/1
LNS #111
1968
12/2
LNS #112
1968
12/3
LNS #117
1968
8/34
LNS #118
1968
12/4
LNS #121
1968
12/5
LNS #122
1968
12/6
LNS #126
1968
12/7
LNS #127
1968
12/8
LNS #129
1969
12/9
LNS #130
1969
12/10
LNS #131
1969
12/11
LNS #132
1969
12/12
LNS #133
1969
12/13
LNS #134
1969
12/14
LNS #135
1969
12/15
LNS #136
1969
12/16
LNS #137
1969
12/17
LNS #138
1969
12/18
LNS #139
1969
12/19
LNS #141
1969
12/20
LNS #143
1969
12/21
LNS #144
1969
12/22
LNS #145
1969
12/23
LNS #146
1969
12/24
LNS #148
1969
12/25
LNS #149
1969
12/26
LNS #150
1969
12/27
LNS #151
1969
12/28
LNS #152
1969
12/29
LNS #154
1969
12/30
LNS #155
1969
12/31
LNS #156
1969
12/32
LNS #157
1969
12/33
LNS #158
1969
12/34
LNS #159
1969
12/35
LNS #163
1969
12/36
LNS #166
1969
12/37
LNS #167
1969
12/38
LNS #178
1969
12/39
LNS #179
1969
12/40
LNS #1180
1969
12/41
LNS #197
1969
12/42
LNS #202
1969
12/43
LNS #203
1969
12/44
LNS #204
1969
12/45
LNS #205
1969
12/46
LNS #206
1969
12/47
LNS #208
1969
12/48
LNS #211
1969
12/49
LNS #213
1969
12/50
LNS #214
1969
12/51
LNS #217
1969
12/52
LNS #226
1970
12/53
LNS #227
1970
12/54
LNS #240
1970
12/55
LNS #257
1970
12/56
LNS #258
1970
12/57
LNS #260
1970
12/58
LNS #264
1970
12/59
LNS #266
1970
12/60
LNS #267
1970
12/61
LNS #296
1970
Series 19
Students for a Democratic Society: New Left Notes
Newspapers
11/5
SDS New Left Notes Sep - Dec {Chicago}
1968
11/6
SDS New Left Notes Jan - Mar {Chicago}
1969
11/7
SDS New Left Notes Apr - May {Chicago}
1969
11/8
SDS New Left Notes June {Chicago}
1969
11/9
SDS New Left Notes July-Dec {Chicago}
1969