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This document is a report to the University of Michigan community in the wake of violent protesting by SDS members against military recruiting taking place on campus in February 1970. Within this document, the President of the University of Michigan,…

In this video clip, Professor Bill Ayers, who was a student activist at the University of Michigan in the mid 1960s, discusses an incident in which a friend of his put a banner above a Marine recruiter on campus to state that the recruiter was guilty…

This is the second part of a SDS National Council Report on Vietnam from 1965. It was a part of a special edition bulletin by SDS published in 1965. It talks about how SDS will begin working with international organizations as well as other national…

This was the introduction to a special edition bulletin published by SDS in 1965. It was written while SDS was gaining a lot of attention due to its recent March on Washington. It addresses how SDS should use its new fame to further promote its…

Tom Hayden Interview, (clip about FSM) March 29th, 2015. Interviewed by Chris Haughey, Obadiah Brown, and Kevin Trierweiler.

Students protest recruiters who participate in war research.

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.