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White supremacists attack Hayden in 1961 for attempting to help blacks register to vote.

After an sit-in at the Ann Arbor Selective Service, 39 students are arrested.

As a form of resistance, students begin to organize a rally to protest HUAC.

See below for the entire 25 page document "America in the New Era."

LBJ explains why the U.S. is at war with Vietnam. He explained, America had no choice, because North Vietnam and Communist China sought to “conquer the South, to defeat American power, and to extend the Asiatic dominion of communism. . . . An Asia so…

Ann Arbor draftees are leaving for induction in the Vietnam War. The draftees were taken to Ft. Wayne where they would be processed and sent to basic training camps. November 1965 was the largest draft call since the Korean War.

These Selective Service statistics show how many Americans were enlisted throughout the Vietnam War.

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 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.