April Third Movement

A flyer announcing, "The CIA On Campus: Demonstrate and Debate All Day at Encina."

“Concerned Students” ask those who hold ASSU positions to resign in response to the Interim Judicial Body (IJB) recommendations that seven students be suspended for their participation in anti-CIA demonstrations.

The “Official Program + Score Card” which lists eleven speakers and their topics.

An article by Christopher Hargrove from The Stanford Daily.

A set of three letters: The first is from Richard S. Bogart, for Students for a Democratic Society, to President Sterling, Oct. 25, 1967; the second is from Richard W. Lyman, Vice President and Provost, to Richard S. Bogart, Oct. 30, 1967; and the third is from Richard W. Lyman to The Stanford Daily, Nov. 1, 1967.

An unsigned, undated, writen dialogue between Professor and Student. The subject is the anti-CIA demonstration.

Announces a noon rally about “The CIA and Stanford” at White Plaza.

An invitation to the second act of a comic farce entitled, “How to Stamp Out Student Activism While Protecting Your Vital Interests ($$),” Feb. 5.

A list of CIA activities compiled by Stanford SDS.