April Third Movement

Lenny Siegel’s 8-page article in Pacific Research & World Empire Telegram.

“Under the Nuremberg principals, Stanford should declare its official intent to sever itself from the war, form a campus commission to dig out instances of involvement, and then take prompt action in each case, Professor Pierre Noyes of the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center said Thursday night, Oct. 7.”

Undated, unsigned description of work done in the Hansen Labs.

Fund raising event sponsored by the Young Crows. File includes a ballot to vote in the Red Hot Professor Contest; background information on contracts to help select the Red Hot Professor; and an invitation to the presentation of awards.

Program announcing a series of talks and events January 7–10, 1972.

The first page explains the strike called by the “National Student Association and 20 major student newspapers” and the following pages are titled “Stanford’s Complicity in the War.” Typing was “donated by ASSU Council of Presidents.” The documents are stapled together in the file but are not otherwise obviously related.

Notice of a meeting to discuss future protests etc. Notices are on 4.25 inch square paper with notice on the back – the top image is on one side of each notice. Each notice has one of the four other images on the back.

A pamphlet from the Pacific Studies Center on war industry in the Stanford area.

A pamphlet on Stanford by Stanford Venceremos.