Box CCPF 23

Material includes: Correspondence concerning the first national resistance conference in Chicago with proposals; perspectives on the Democratic Convention Challenge by Tom Hayden and Rennie Davis; "From the Pentagon to Chicago," a view of proposed confrontation at the Democratic convention by Ross Flanagan; memoranda from Stewart Meacham concerning an anti-war strategy for the Chicago convention; Youth International Party (YIP) announcement of youth festival in Chicago.

Material includes: miscellaneous letters to the editor, announcements and correspondence concerning the war, peace activities, conscientious objection and the selective service system; statement of Thomas Cornell on being sentenced in 1966 for burning his draft card; material of the Committee on Conscientious Objection; fact sheet on immigration to Canada.

Material includes: drafts and galley of "Catholics and Conscientious Objection;" copy of "Can a Catholic be a Conscientious Objector?;" draft of an article by James Forest, "The Conscientious Objector and the Church" with comments from the editor of WAY; typescript reprint of "Right to Say No?," COMMONWEAL, New York, Oct. 8, 1965.

Material includes: articles and news releases on the draft and resistance; material on draft institutes and centers.

Material includes: correspondence concerning three cases of c.o.'s in prison.

Material includes: correspondence concerning information on conscientious objection, the CPF organization and draft counseling. Principle correspondents include Mike Witteles, Lyle Young, James Brucz, William Hamister.