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The Inter-University Committee for a Public Hearing on Vietnam distributed this map along with other promotional materials in advance of the National Teach-In held May 15, 1965.

The Michigan State Police received this complaint from a member of the audience at an Angell Hall meeting held by the Faculty-Student Committee to End the War in Vietnam, April 7, 1965.

The Faculty-Student Committee sent this invitation to speak at UM to National Security Advisor McGeorge Bundy before deciding to invite him to the National Teach-In in Washington instead.

The Inter-University Committee for a Public Hearing on Vietnam included this fundraising appeal, with its lengthy excerpt from New Left intellectual C. Wright Mills, on the back cover of the program for the National Teach-In.

The Inter-University Committee set forth its philosophy in this pamphlet. The four-page version below includes an article by IUC member and University of Chicago political scientist Hans Morgenthau, "We Are Deluding Ourselves in Vietnam."

The IUC program for the National Teach-In, including a statement of philosophy, lineup of speakers, and topics of the break-out panels.

Moderator Eric Wolf read this statement by National Security Advisor McGeorge Bundy, who withdrew at the last minute, at the beginning of the National Teach-In.

This three-page description of the topics for each break-out session reveals the major issues of contention between supporters of the Vietnam War and their academic critics, .

Telegram from Ann Arbor leadership of IUC to McGeorge Bundy demanding a debate as promised, May 16, 1965.

Hand-written, personal letter from Richard Mann, UM Psychology Professor, to McGeorge Bundy, May 20, 1965.