Guide to the Stanford University, Class of 1970, Panel Discussion of the Vietnam Years SC1073

Daniel Hartwig

Department of Special Collections and University Archives

November 2011

Green Library

557 Escondido Mall

Stanford 94305-6064

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Language of Material: English

Contributing Institution: Department of Special Collections and University Archives

Title: Stanford University, Class of 1970, panel discussion of the Vietnam years

creator: Stanford University. Class of 1970

Identifier/Call Number: SC1073

Physical Description: 0.01 Linear Feet 1 audiocassette

Date (inclusive): 1985 Oct 13

Abstract: Audiorecording of panel discussion of Stanford alumni concerning their experiences during the Vietnam years.

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Preferred Citation

[identification of item], Stanford University, Class of 1970, Panel Discussion of the Vietnam Years (SC1073). Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif.

Scope and Contents

Audiorecording of panel discussion of five alumni who met for a retrospective discussion of the Vietnam years. The panelists were Leo Bazile, '71 , head of the Black Student Union in 1969-70, attorney and city councilman in Oakland; Harvey Hukari, '68, A.M. '73, founder of the Young Americans for Freedom, consultant to the Republican Party in Washington; Joyce Kobayashi, '70, former member of the Associated Students Council of Presidents, psychiatrist; Walter Lammi, '69, executive editor of the Hoover Institution Press; and Patrick Shea, '70, also formerly of the Council of Presidents, attorney in Salt Lake City.

Subjects and Indexing Terms

College students -- Political activity -- California.

Vietnam War, 1961-1975 -- Protest movements

Bazile, Leo.

Shea, Patrick.

Stanford University. Class of 1970

Lammi, Walter.

Kobayashi, Joyce.

Hukari, Harvey.

Dornbusch, Sanford M.

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Panel discussion 1985 Oct 13