Scope and Contents Golden, professor of Political Studies at Sangamon State University, discusses his family background, Jewish religion and anti-semitism, his education at the University of New Hampshire, and the development of his liberal views and involvement with radical social movements. He discusses pacifism and the anti-war movement of the 1960's; protests and demonstrations against the Vietnam War; Civil Rights and the battle against all types of racism; Nazi Germany and war crimes trials; and the St....

Scope and Contents Hagler, an Illinois State University student during the 1960's, discusses student activism, student reaction to events in Vietnam, Vietnam protest movement, communism, protest music, and the Civil Rights Movement. Also mentions protest leaders, the Youth International Party as well as the My Lai massacre. 1 tape, 90 mins., 27 pp. Interview by Clifford Wilson, 1978 OPEN See collateral file: interviewer's notes, photograph of Hagler, photocopies of correspondence with U.S....

Scope and Contents Ralph Stone, professor of history at Sangamon State University, discusses his involvement in student activism, civil rights and anti-war movements, and his involvement in teaching innovative and radical educational programs. He also discusses pacifism, the Vietnam War, political activities at Miami University in Ohio, conspiracy trials, and the political atmosphere in the 1960's and 70's.5 tapes, 355 mins., 77 pp. Interviews by Don Richardson, 1972 and Cliff Wilson, 1978 OPEN See...

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Waldmire discusses his political activities with the United World Federalists, the anti-Vietnam War movement, the civil rights movement, other political activities and the people involved. Also discusses Knox College, the restaurant business, work in a WWII Army Air Corps Finance Office, and communism.

3 tapes, 195 mins., 41 pp. Interview by Clifford Keith Wilson III, 1978 OPEN See collateral file: interviewer's notes and United World Federalists brochures.