Box CCPF 5
Contains 21 Results:
National Action / Research on the Military Industrial Complex (NARMIC), 1973-74.
National Catholic Social Action Conference (NCASC), 1966, 1968.
Material includes: 12th Annual Convention flyer; one letter from Peggy Roach to Jame Forest suggesting him as a candidate for membership on the Board of Directors of NCASC.
National Council of Catholic Men (NCCM), 1964-68.
Material includes: correspondence concerning CPF affiliation with NCCM; NCCM film information. Principle correspondents include: James Forest, Richard Walsh. [NCCM Report No. 181, April 1966-"Alert Catholic" removed to printed material collection.]
Nazism and Aftermath, 1964.
Material includes: two newpaper clippings on Nazism.
Newman Clubs, 1966.
Material includes: correspondence of the National Newman Student Federation and James Forest concerning CPF interest in National Newman Clubs; list of students attending 1965 National Newman Congress.
New Mexico, 1965.
Material includes: The Santa Fe Community Action Organization-Narrative Progress Reoirt, 1965; CIASP Guide to Health-Immunity
New York Friends Group, Inc., 1965.
Material includes: correspondence concerning the New York Friends Upland Institute and its efforts to provide training to deal with social conflict in nonviolent ways. Principle correspondents: James Forest, George Willoughby.
New York Resistance [ca. 1960's].
Material includes: ideas for New York war resisters; non- violent education suggestions.
New Zealand, 1966.
Material includes: one letter concerning interest in world peace, (e.g. interest in CPF,) with reply.
Nhat Hanh, Thich, 1968.
Material includes: articles and newsclippings concerning Thich Nhat Hanh's tour of the U.S. and his speeches; poetry of Thich Nhat Hanh; correspondence with Jim Forest regarding U.S. visit; Thich Nhat Hanh's statement on South Vietnam political prisoners; various speaking engagement itineraries. [Printed articles removed to printed material collection.]
Non-Sectarian Committe for Life, 1971 Metrial includes: one flyer concerning abortion; one reply to inquiry regarding the aims of the organization.
Non-Violence, 1959-66.
Material includes: documents of-pacifism, Vietnam, the University of Peace, and nuclear arms; speech on "Memorial Day," James Ruetz; survey taken to measure the community's attitude toward the Vietnam war; "The Issue of Disarmament," by Schools of the Counties; "War in Origen an St. Augustine"; "Council for Survival," Archbishop Roberts.
[Non-Violence NewsClippings, 1962-65].
Material includes: newsclippings on non-violence activities and ideas.
Oadridge II-III, 1972-73.
Material includes: mailing and information on Oakridge-a summer peace community, with list of weekend topics; list of participants in Oakridge III. [Brochures of Oadridge II removed to printed material collection.]
Organizational Correspondence [1964-65].
Material includes: correspondence with John Heidbrink; Frank Capell; Begugnung; FOR; IFOR; War Resisters League; the May Second Movement; Farrar, Strauss, and Giroux, Inc.
PAX, 1961-66.
PAX and Early CPF Correspondence, 1961-62, 1964.
Material includes: correspondence re: PAX and FOR. Principle correspondents include: James Forest, John Heidbrink.
Pax Christi, 1966.
Material includes: correspondence regarding different peace movements in the U.S. and the Pax Christi organization in Holland. Principle correspondents include: James Forest, C. ter Maat.
Peace Candidates, 1966.
Material includes: two letters of correspondence concerning Jerome P. Cavanaugh's campaign for the U.S. Senate.
Peace Movement - Proposals, 1967.
Material includes: "International Memo A" prepared by Derek Mills and assistants re: the Peace movement circulated to James Forest and staff, January 1967.
Peace News, 1964.
Material includes: one letter John K. to Jim Forest on Peace News stationery. [Copies of "Peace Treaty News"; and "The Priesthood in the 20th Century," letters of Henri perrin from JUBILEE, May 1964, removed to printed material collection.