Resistance and Revolution: The Anti-Vietnam War Movement at the University of Michigan, 1965-1972

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1968 Dow Chemical response to its production of napalm

Mobilization Oct. 21, 1967 (dragged) 3.pdf
The President of Dow states the position of the company on its use of napalm.

1967 March on Washington

Mobilization Oct. 21, 1967.pdf
A flyer about the October 21, 1967 March on Washington.

“Vietnam: Symptom of a World Malaise"

PREP+Newsletter+May+1964+Vietnam+Part1.pdf

“Statement by the President: ‘Tragedy, Disappointment, and Progress’ in Vietnam. April 17, 1965”

LBJ Vietnam Statement April 17 1965.pdf

"Non-Violent Attitude Marks the Administration Building Sit-in" picture by Jay Cassidy.

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A picture from the military research sit-in on November 1, 1967.

"IDA: Marketing Academic Research" by Cathy McAffee in January 1968.

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Details of UM's connection to IDA.

"How We Got Here: The 70s," David Frum.

"How We Got Here: the 70s" in reference to SLID and LID and their split and effects on SDS.

"Freedom Now, Withdraw Now" SDS button

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SDS used buttons and flyers to grab attention and spread awareness.

"An Interracial Movement of the Poor?" by Carl Wittman and Tom Hayden in 1963.

Interracial-Movement-Poor.pdf
See below for the entire "An Interracial Movement of the Poor?" document.

"A Short Guide to Military Research at Michigan" by SDS. Unknown date.

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