Peace and Freedom Party Collection MS.2014.005

M. Thomas Castor

Special Collections and Archives

2015

Contributing Institution: Special Collections and Archives

Title: Peace and Freedom Party Collection

Identifier/Call Number: MS.2014.005

Physical Description: 14.59 Linear Feet

Date (inclusive): 1933-1980

Abstract: The Peace and Freedom Party was founded on June 23, 1967 during the 1960's civil rights and anti-Vietnam War movements. By 1968 the group gained national recognition and dedicated their efforts towards achieving their platforms of a socialist, democratic, feminist, and racially equal society. They organized mass groups and rallies to protest and support political candidates to reform US political institutions. They formed Tenant unions for renters. They organized food co-ops, free health clinics and newsletters for the public and their followers. Additionally, they organized two successful statewide initiative campaigns. One in 1968, lowering the voting age to 18, and another in 1972 to repeal the capital gains tax loophole. They have also helped numerous political candidates run for office like Robert F. Kennedy and Eldridge Cleaver of the Black Panthers.

Language of Material: English .

Conditions Governing Use

Peace and Freedom Papers is the physical property of California State University, Los Angeles, John F. Kennedy Memorial Library, Special Collections and Archives.

Preferred Citation

Folder title, Series, Box number, Collection title, followed by Special Collections and Archives, John F. Kennedy Memorial Library, California State University, Los Angeles

Arrangement

The Collection is organized into eleven series: I. Writings and Publications; II. Subject Topical Files; III. Newspapers and Clippings; IV. Informational Handouts; V. Correspondence; VI. Minutes/Agendas; VII. Miscellaneous; VIII. Legal Related Documents; IX. Maps; X. Posters; XI. Ephemera. Four of the eleven series consist of subseries. Series I. Writings and Publications is organized into seven subseries: a. Newsletters; b. Writings; c. Committee Association Literature; d. Reports; e. Political Candidate Literature; f. Journals; g. Notes. Series II. Subject Topical Files is organized into two subseries: a. Student Organization's; b. Subject Topical Files. Series III. Newspapers and Clippings is organized into three series: a. Clippings; b. Oversized Clippings; c. Newspapers. Series IV. Informational Handouts is organized into three subseries: a. Broadsides; b. Handouts/Flyers; c. Pamphlets. Series IX. Maps; X. Posters are organized in map case 7 drawer 2.

Biographical / Historical

The Peace and Freedom Party was founded on June 23, 1967 during the 1960's civil rights and anti-Vietnam War movements. By 1968 the group gained national recognition and dedicated their efforts towards achieving their platforms of a socialist, democratic, feminist, and racially equal society. They organized mass groups and rallies to protest and support political candidates to reform US political institutions.

They formed Tenant unions for renters. They organized food co-ops, free health clinics and newsletters for the public and their followers. Additionally, they organized two successful statewide initiative campaigns. One in 1968, lowering the voting age to 18, and another in 1972 to repeal the capital gains tax loophole.

They have also helped numerous political candidates run for office like Robert F. Kennedy and Eldridge Cleaver of the Black Panthers.

Scope and Contents

The materials in this collection were created from 1933-1980. The majority of the collection is comprised of writings and publications related to various political and social issues. The first series Writings and Publications contains newsletters produced by the Peace and Freedom Party (PEP) along with numerous other publications. Additionally, there are independent writings from different cohorts on sentiments towards race, economy, war, and U.S. politics. Included in the collection are documents and materials by various committees/associations, along with municipal and state reports, and journals. Lastly, in the series are files containing US political candidate literature and miscellaneous notes during PFP meetings.

Series II: Subject Topical Files are divided into two subseries and containing student organization literature, catalogs, forms, and miscellaneous reports. Series III: Newspapers and Clippings, range from The Los Angeles Times to The Black Panther News.

Series IV contains Informational Handouts such as broadsides, flyers, and pamphlets regarding upcoming events and plans to organize and promote civil liberties and denote the Vietnam War and US drafting. Series V contains correspondence between PFP members and their sentiments, in addition to their planning and organization. The next series contains, Minutes/Agendas, Miscellaneous, and legal related documents, which hold detailed information into the PFP structure and foundation.

Additionally, the collection includes maps of Long Beach, Los Angeles and CSULB. There are also posters in the collection promoting upcoming events and anti-war sentiments. Finally, in the last series contains ephemera such as political candidate buttons, business cards, ribbons, and bumper stickers.

Series I: Writings and Publications Inclusive Dates: 1933-1973 Arrangement: Alphabetical and there under chronological

This large series consists of seven subseries: a. Newsletters, 1933-1972, u.d; b. Writings, 1962-1972, u.d.; c. Committee/Association Literature, 1963-1971, u.d.; d. Reports, 1968-1973, u.d.; e. Political Candidate Literature, 1969-1972, u.d.; f. Journals, 1968; g. Notes, 1968-1971, u.d. Many of the newsletters pertain to the Vietnam War and the draft lottery. Additionally, the the writings also carry left leaning political and social rhetoric addressing minority marginalization, and the legalizing of marijuana. There are also numerous newsletters and writings supporting The Black Panthers, and Cesar E. Chavez and United Farm Workers. In addition to supporting leftist ideology, there is also literature by committee/associations, and political candidates like Robert F. Kennedy.

Series II: Subject Topical Files Inclusive Dates: 1950-1980 Arrangement: Alphabetical and there under chronological

Every folder in this series was pre-organized by the donor and have been kept in that order. The series consist of two subseries: a. Student Organization's, 1952-1971, u.d.; b. Subject Topical Files, 1950-1980, u.d. The first subseries consist of three different categories all relating to organizations that were runned by or initiated by college students. The first is the S.M.C. or the Student Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam. In their newsletter S.M.C. reminds their readers of upcoming events and issues that they face in trying to end the war in Vietnam. They also include information for young men on how to legally avoid being drafted. The second portion is regarding miscellaneous student movements and involvement in civil and social rights from multiple cal states. The last section of the first subseries is the Student for a Democratic Society, focusing on encouraging students to vote and explaining its significance. Most noteworthy is a particular piece titled 'Institutional Racism" that offers insight into how US institutions carry racist notions. The second subseries contains folder is relation to black students activism from CSULB, Booklets and catalogs advertising leftist books and films regarding race and education. Moreover, the subseries contains documents relating to PFP finances, forms, proposals, platforms, and praises. Additionally, there are specific folders dedicated to the involvements and plans with the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee, Vietnam Moratorium Organizing Committee, and Women's Strike for Peace.

Series III: Newspapers and Clippings Inclusive Dates: 1968-1974 Arrangement: Clippings are chronological; Newspapers are alphabetical

This series is divided into three subseries: a. Clippings, 1968-1971, u.d.; b. Oversized Clippings, 1968-1970, u.d.; c. Newspapers, 1968-1971, u.d. This series includes clippings from various newspapers and addresses free clinic issues, Vietnam War issues and includes an image of Huey P. Newton, co-founder of The Black Panthers. Within the newspapers, there are many different publishers, addressing numerous issues, ranging from The Los Angeles Times to the Forty-Niner published at CSULB.

Series IV: Informational Handouts Inclusive Dates: 1939-1973 Arrangement: Chronological

There are three subseries in this series: a. Broadsides, 1966-1970, u.d.; b. Handouts/Flyers, 1952-1973, u.d.; c. Pamphlets, 1939-1972, u.d. The broadsides contain news and information for PFP followers, such as future meetings, police harassment against blacks, future projects, and US criticism. The handout/flyers relate to the PFP encouraging their readers to vote for leftist politicians and revealing the horrors of the Vietnam War. The same can be said about the pamphlets in the series, with added emphasis to women, specifically black women.

Series V: Correspondence Inclusive Dates: 1950-1980 Arrangement: Chronological

This small series includes many letter to Mike Schone and C.T. Weber regarding praises and thanks. There are also letters to family and friends regarding involvement in activist circles. Additionally, this series includes letters to leaders of the PFP regarding obstacles in their activism and approvals by various committees. They also include criticisms of society, political figures, and government institutions. Many of the writings also pertain to Long Beach and the greater Los Angeles plans for the upcoming council meetings. This includes announcing and promoting political candidates.

Series VI: Minutes/Agendas Inclusive Dates: 1968-1972 Arrangement: Chronological

This small series includes minutes and agendas relating to the PFP. The meetings are organized into multiple sections and involve, special reports, businesses, announcements, motions, committee involvements, discussions, and financing.

Series VII: Miscellaneous Inclusive Dates: 1965-1980 Arrangement: Chronological

This small series consist of undated calendars with dates and times. In addition, there are letters from schools, criticisms by unknown authors, and political terminology.

Series VIII: Legal Related Documents Inclusive Dates: 1969-1970 Arrangement: Chronological

This small series consists of documents that are from or to the state and municipal governments. This includes: legal notifications regarding PFP, summaries of laws and acts, court cases summaries and facts, and procedures for candidates in upcoming elections.

Series IX: Maps Inclusive Dates: 1966-1971 Arrangement: Alphabetical

This small series has a variety of maps relating to PFP. Including a map of CSULB, San Fernando Valley, Orange County, and most notable, a map of the Ambassador Hotel, and the scene of Robert F. Kennedy's assassination.

Series X: Posters Inclusive Dates: 1969-1971 Arrangement: Alphabetical

This small series consists of promotional advertisements for events and anti-war sentiments. For example, the posters promote an annual festival, and a striking event.

Series XI: Ephemera Inclusive Dates: u.d. Arrangement: Alphabetical

This is the smallest series of the collection, and contains bumper stickers, business cards, ribbons, and political candidate buttons.

Subjects and Indexing Terms

Long Beach (Calif.)

Politics

Politics and government

California, Southern

Writings and Publications, 1933-1973 Series I 1933-1973

Newsletters, 1933-1972 Subseries a

box 1

49er Calendar, 1970

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AARP, 1970

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The Agitator, 1968

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American Militarism; The Draft, 1969

box 1

The Balloon Newspaper, 1969

box 1

Book Newsletters. 1969

box 1

CDC Newsletters, 1966

box 1

Changing Tune, 1969

box 1

Chicago 15 Newsletters, 1970

box 1

Citizens for Peace, 1970

box 1

Comments, 1970

box 1

Committee on Latin American Solidarity, 1970

box 1

Community Action Digest, 1968

box 1

Counterdraft, 1970

box 1

Crisis and Action, 1968

box 1

Demonstrate November 6th to Demand out Now! 1971

box 1

The Dixon Line, 1970

box 1

ECCalendar, 1970

box 1

Economic Notes, 1970

box 1

The Ecumenist, 1970

box 1

Equal Rights; Los Angeles Times, 1970

box 1

FCL Newsletter, 1967

box 1

Grassroots, 1972

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Independent People's Tribunal, 1970

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Independent Socialist, 1968

box 1

Justice For All. u.d.

box 1

La Wisp, 1970

box 1

Long Beach Teacher Bulletin, 1971

box 1

Moneysworth, 1971

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The Myth of Women's Inferiority, u.d.

box 1

Near East Report, 1970

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The New Democrat, 1970

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News Notes, 1968

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Panther Trial News, 1970

box 1

Peace Action Coalition, 1970

box 1

Peace and Freedom Newsletters, 1967-1968

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Peace and Freedom Newsletters, 1969

box 1

Peace and Freedom Newsletters, 1970

box 1

Peace and Freedom Newsletters, 1971

box 1

Peace and Freedom Newsletters, 1972

box 1

Repeal the Draft Newsletter, 1969

box 1

The Reporter, 1968

box 1

The Rise of a Farm Workers Union, 1967

box 1

Sanity Now!, 1970

box 1

Society for Anglo Chinese Understanding, 1967

box 1

Something Else, 1969

box 1

Spartacist-West, 1968

box 1

Strike Against War Urged, 1971

box 1

Technocracy, 1933

box 1

Third Voice, 1968

box 1

The Unspeakable War, 1967

box 1

The Vietnam Papers, 1971

box 1

Village Press, 1971

box 1

Washington Highlights, 1970

box 1

William Winter Comments, 1967

Writings, 1962-1972 Subseries b

box 2

Anarchy and Organization, 1969

box 2

The "Anti-Riot" Act, 1969

box 2

Bank of America Comments On: 1970

box 2

Black Panther Party for Self-Defense, 1968

box 2

The Breaking Chain, u.d.

box 2

Cambodia: Background to the War. u,d.

box 2

Can a Black Man get a Fair Trial? u.d.

box 2

Coalition on National Priorities and Military Policy, 1969

box 2

The Colonial Fund Inc., 1962

box 2

CSCLB Regulations and Information, 1968

box 2

Fidelity Trend Fund, Inc.

box 3

Flores Morgan Revival, 1968

box 3

Here and Now for Bobby Seale, 1970

box 3

Hesh Kaplan, u.d.

box 3

How to Commit Revolution, u.d.

box 3

How to Sue the Police, u.d.

box 3

In Defense of Self-Defense, u.d.

box 3

International McClelland, 1970

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Is Freedom Dying in America?, u.d.

box 3

La Raza Unida, 1970

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The Legal Foundation for a Police State, 1968

box 3

The Master Plan and Minorities, u.d.

box 3

Ministry of Information Black Paper, 1968

box 3

Moving Ahead in the Seventies, 1972

box 3

National Conference for New Politics, u.d.

box 3

The New Action Army, u.d.

box 3

The New Long Beach, 1968

box 3

On the Right to Revolution, u.d.

box 3

The "Other War", 1967

box 3

Pasadena Issues, 1971

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Position Paper on Marijuana, u.d.

box 3

Position Paper on Women, u.d.

box 3

Pre-Counseling Instruction Sheets for Draft-Age Men, u.d.

box 3

The Primary of the 18 Year Old Vote Issue, u.d.

box 3

Princeton University, 1970

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Proposal to Aid Los Angeles County in Presenting a United Front at the State Convention, 1968

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Proposal Convention Structure, u.d.

box 3

A Psychiatric View of the Cold War, 1966

box 3

The Search, 1968

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Statement By Councilman Tom Bradley, 1969

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Statement Relating to the War, 1970

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Statement of the Venerable Nhat Hanh, 1966

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The Student Leader- CSCLB, 1970

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Suggested Principles and Policies For a Liberation Party, 1970

box 3

What Must be Done, u.d.

box 3

White Blindspot, 1969

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Women's Liberation, u.d.

Committee/Association Literature, 1963-1971 Subseries c

box 3

American Friends Service Committee, 1968, 1970

box 3

An Open Letter to the State Central Committee, u.d.

box 3

Associated Students, u.d.

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Committee for the Rights of the Disabled, 1970

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Committee to Aid American War Objectors, 1967

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Dow Action Committee, 1968

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Fourteenth Report of the Senate Fact Finding, 1967

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Free Clinic Committee, u.d.

box 3

Help us Save Your University, u.d.

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HUAC, 1963-1966

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Labor Research Assn./ Economic Notes, 1970

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L.A. SNCC, u.d.

box 3

Letters From Prison, Martin Sostre, 1968

box 3

The Long Beach Community Improvement League, u.d.

box 3

Martin Sostre, Defense Committee, 1969

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MAPA/ Endorsing Convention, 1970

box 3

National Committee to Abolish HUAC/Hisc, 1967, 1970

box 3

News of the Gently Exploding Galaxy; Report from an Appointed Committee, 1969

box 3

Report of the Special Labor Subcommittee, 1968

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State Central Committee, 1971

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Southern California Mobilization Committee, u.d.

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Steps to be Followed in the Process of Establishing Permanent By-Laws, 1968

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Pacific Southwest District, 1969

box 3

Petition Campaign Committee, 1969

box 4

Petition for Community Control of Police, 1969

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Testimony of James Pino, u.d.

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United States Commitments Overseas, 1966

Reports, 1968-1973 Subseries d

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Annual Report of the Long Beach Community Welfare Council, 1968

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Department of Oil Properties, 1967

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Report of Registration State of California, 1970, 1971, 1973

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Report of the People's Party Convention, u.d.

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Statement of Vote, General Election, 1972

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Venice Organizing Project, 1969

Political Candidate Literature, 1969-1972 Subseries e

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Alquist, u.d.

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Bill Charvet, u.d.

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Bonpane for Congress Committee, u.d.

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California Candidate, 1972

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Cameron for Controller, u.d.

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Candidate's Nomination Procedure, 1970

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Candidate's Stand on Issue, u.d.

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Charles O'Brien, u.d.

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Dwight W. Mize, State Senate, u.d.

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George Brown, 1970

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Houston I. Flournoy, u.d.

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Jess Unruh for Governor, 1970

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Milton G. Gordon, u.d.

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Richard M. Calderon/ George E. Brown, u.d.

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Richard T. Hanna, u.d.

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Riles for Superintendent, 1970

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Robert Kennedy, u.d.

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Stein in '69 for City Council, 1969

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Stolzberg in '69 for City Council, 1969

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Third Friday Forum, u.d.

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Tom Bradley, 1969

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Tunney, 1970

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Walter L. Mallonee

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William J. Teague, u.d.

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Wilson Riles, u.d.

Journals, 1968 Subseries f

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Changing Education, 1968

box 4

Journal of Park Interpretation, 1968

Notes, 1968-1971 Subseries g

box 4

Notes, 1968-1971

box 4

Notes, u.d.

Subject Topical Files Series II 1950-1980

Student Organization's, 1952-1971 Subseries a

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S.M.C. (Student Mobilization Committee), 1969

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S.M.C. (Student Mobilization Committee), 1970

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S.M.C. (Student Mobilization Committee), 1971

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S.M.C. (Student Mobilization Committee), u.d.

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Student Organization, 1960-1969

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Student Organization, 1970

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Student Organization, 1971

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Student Organization, u.d.

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Students For a Democratic Society, 1952, 1966-1967

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Students For a Democratic Society, 1968

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Students For a Democratic Society, 1969, 1971

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Students For a Democratic Society, u.d.

Subject Topical Files 1950- 1980 Subseries b

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Black Student Union, 1966-1969

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Black Student Union, u.d.

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Booklets/ Book and Film Catalogs, 1950-1970

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Booklets/ Book and Film Catalogs, u.d.

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Center for California Public Affairs, 1971

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Counselor Notes, 1979-1980

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Eldon Report, 1968

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Finance, 1969-1971

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Forms, 1968, 1969

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Forms, 1970, 1972

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Forms, u.d.

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Knutson Report, 1971

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Peace and Freedom, 1968

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Peace and Freedom, 1970

box 7

Peace and Freedom, 1971, 1973

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Peace and Freedom, u.d.

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Santa Barbara, 1970

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Tenant Union Notes, 1968-1969

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Tenant Union Notes, 1970

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Tenant Union Notes, u.d.

box 7

Unemployment, 1969-70

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Union Literature, 1969

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Unitarian Church, 1965, 1966

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Unitarian Church, 1968

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Unitarian Church, 1969

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Unitarian Church, 1970

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Unitarian Church, 1971

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Unitarian Church, u.d.

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United Farm Workers Organizing Committee, 1967

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United Farm Workers Organizing Committee, 1968

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United Farm Workers Organizing Committee, 1969

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United Farm Workers Organizing Committee, 1970

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United Farm Workers Organizing Committee, u.d.

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Vietnam Moratorium Organiz. Committee, u.d.

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Women's Rights, 1971, u.d.

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Women's Strike For Peace, 1968-1970

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Women's Strike For Peace, u.d.

Newspapers and Clippings Series III 1968-1974

Clippings, 1968-1971 Subseries a

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Clippings, 1968

box 7

Clippings, 1969

box 7

Clippings, 1970

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Clippings, 1971

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Clippings, u.d.

Oversized Clippings, 1968-1970 Subseries b

box 8

Oversized Clippings, 1968

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Oversized Clippings, 1969

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Oversized Clippings, 1970

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Oversized Clippings, 1972

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Oversized Clippings, u.d.

Newspapers, 1968-1974 Subseries c

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AFSC Reporter, 1969

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Anaheim Bulletin, 1974

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As You Were, 1970

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Apathy Axe, 1968

box 8

Beachhead, 1968, 1969

box 9

The Black Panther, 1968, 1970

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Boston Sunday Globe, 1968

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Burning Spear, 1969

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Civil Liberties, 1969

box 9

California Teacher, 1970

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Call for Action on Jobs and Unemployment, 1971

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Common Ground, 1969

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Contempt, 1970

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The District Bulletin, 1972

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The Forty-Niner (CSCLB), 1969, 1970

box 9

El Gaucho, 1970

box 9

Hammer, 1970

box 9

Ideal, 1970

box 9

Independence, Peace and Justice, u.d.

box 9

The Independent Press- Telegram News, 1968

box 9

The Irish Felon, 1969

box 9

Liberty, 1969

box 9

Long Beach Argus, 1969

box 9

Los Angeles Herald, 1968

box 9

Los Angeles News Advocate, 1970

box 9

The Los Angeles Time, 1974

box 9

Los Siete, u.d.

box 9

Mayday, 1969

box 9

News of Greece, 1969

box 9

Ruiz; Assemblyman, u.d.

box 9

Southland Sunday, 1970

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The Student Mobilizer, 1970

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Students for a Democratic Society, u.d.

box 9

The Paper, 1968

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Peace and Freedom Party, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971

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The Peacemaker, 1970

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The Peacemonger, 1969

box 9

The Pentagon Paper, 1972

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The Phoenix, 1971,

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Probe, 1970

box 9

Protos, 1970

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Understanding China, 1969

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Wall Newspaper, 1969

Informational Handouts Series IV 1939-1973

Broadsides, 1966-1970 Subseries a

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Broadsides, 1966, 1968

box 10

Broadsides, 1969

box 10

Broadsides, 1970

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Broadsides, u.d.

Handouts/Flyers, 1952-1973 Subseries b

box 10

Handouts/Flyers, 1952-1968

box 10

Handouts/Flyers, 1969

box 10

Handouts/Flyers, 1970

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Handouts/Flyers, 1971, 1973

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Handouts/Flyers, u.d.

box 10

Handouts/Flyers, u.d.

Pamphlets, 1939-1972 Subseries c

box 10

Pamphlets, 1939-1966

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Pamphlets, 1967

box 10

Pamphlets, 1968

box 10

Pamphlets, 1969

box 10

Pamphlets, 1970

box 10

Pamphlets, 1972

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Pamphlets, u.d.

Correspondence Series V 1950-1980

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Correspondence, 1950- 1965

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Correspondence, 1967

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Correspondence, 1968

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Correspondence, 1969

box 11

Correspondence, 1970

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Correspondence, 1971

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Correspondence, 1972, 1980

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Correspondence, u.d.

Minutes/Agendas Series VI 1968-1972

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Minutes/ Agendas, 1968-1969

box 11

Minutes/ Agendas, 1970

box 12

Minutes/ Agendas, 1971

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Minutes/ Agendas, 1972

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Minutes/ Agendas, u.d.

Miscellaneous Series VII 1965-1980

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Miscellaneous, 1965

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Miscellaneous, 1968-1969

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Miscellaneous, 1970

box 12

Miscellaneous, 1980

Legal Related Documents Series VIII 1969-1970

box 12

Legal Related Documents, 1969

box 12

Legal Related Documents, 1970

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Legal Related Documents, u.d.

Maps Series IX 1966-1971

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Ambassador Hotel; Scene of Murder of Robert F. Kennedy, 1968

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Audrey's House, 1971

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California State College Long Beach, u.d.

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Councilmanic District Map, 1966

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Orange County, u.d.

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San Fernando Valley, 1970

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University of Southern California Libertarian Conference Map, u.d.

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What Happens if a Hydrogen Warhead Explodes at a Missile Base in L.A., u.d.

Posters Series X 1969-1971

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Annual Festival, 1970

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April 15. Strike, u.d.

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Bring Our Carnales Home Now! u.d.

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International Forum for Change in Human Society, 1971

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March; April 24, u.d.

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Science; American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1971

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Support the National Council to Repeal the Draft, World Series of American Injustice, 1969

Ephemera Series XI

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Bumper Stickers, u.d.

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Business Cards, u.d.

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Ribbons, u.d.

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Political Buttons, u.d.