Peace Collection Ephemera

This collection of material constitutes primarily oversize items too large to be stored with the manuscript collections from which they came. Included are documents, graphics, newspaper advertisements, and cloth items (mostly banners). These items are often important for the peace propaganda they conveyed and/or for the biographical information they contain about peace leaders. It should be noted that the numbering starts over within each sub-category (or type of item), as noted above.

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They've got an invisible program to end an undeclared war backed by a silent majority.
Title:
They've got an invisible program to end an undeclared war backed by a silent majority.
Description:
Full-page ad featuring cartoons of President Nixon, wearing nothing but a crown and a pair of briefs, leading a parade of his administration attired in their skivvies while a young boy looks on, Emperor's New Clothes -style. The ad publicizes a rally to support Senatorial candidates who will support peace in Vietnam. From the New York Times
Date:
1970-02-27
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Moratorium is coming home for Christmas, The
Title:
Moratorium is coming home for Christmas, The
Description:
drawing of a young man sitting on the ground and chatting with three older people, who are drinking coffee, beneath which is the caption and a description of the way the Vietnam Moratorium and its followers will be spending the holidays. From the New York Times.
Date:
1969-12-14
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Thoughts on Vietnam #5
Title:
Thoughts on Vietnam #5
Description:
Advertisement regarding the situation in Vietnam. From the Swarthmorean, Swarthmore, PA.
Date:
1967-07-28
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Open Letter to President Kennedy, An
Title:
Open Letter to President Kennedy, An
Description:
Advertisement with open letter to the President regarding the Bay of Pigs invasion, placed by scholars and professors in the Boston area.
Date:
1961-05-10
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
These business leaders want the nuclear test ban.
Title:
These business leaders want the nuclear test ban.
Description:
Two-page ad featuring names of prominent business executives who oppose nuclear testing and their reasons for their opinions. From the Washington Post.
Date:
1963-08-15
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
War will not end until we all help end it., The
Title:
War will not end until we all help end it., The
Description:
Ad urging people to get involved in the anti-war movement, which the ad claims is stronger than it has ever been, and to donate money to the cause fo peace. From the San Francisco Chronicle.
Date:
1971-10-13
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Vietnam: America must decide between a full-scale war and a negotiated truce
Title:
Vietnam: America must decide between a full-scale war and a negotiated truce
Description:
Ad calling for a settlement in Vietnam and opposing a widening of the conflict. From Albany Times.
Date:
1965-02-23
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Open Letter to the American People, An. A Count of Broken Promises.
Title:
Open Letter to the American People, An. A Count of Broken Promises.
Description:
ad first published in the Washington Post by faculty members from a number of eastern universities; published in the Eugene Register-Guard as a public service by the individual signers
Date:
1966-08-12
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
We believe that war in Viet Nam must be stopped...
Title:
We believe that war in Viet Nam must be stopped...
Description:
Advertisement with an open letter originally published in the Washington Post; published in the San Diego Union by the individual signers
Date:
1966-08-05
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Christian Pacifism: A Personal Testimony
Title:
Christian Pacifism: A Personal Testimony
Description:
Advertisement with an article by J. Stuart Innerst, revised 1965; from the Morning Herald, Hagerstown, Maryland
Date:
1966-10-10
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
This Mother's Day, we ask one gift. Just send our sons home.
Title:
This Mother's Day, we ask one gift. Just send our sons home.
Description:
Advertisement with voter's pledge form re: Vietnam in The New York Times
Date:
1966-04-24
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Attack against Martin Luther King is an attack against You!, An. WHY?
Title:
Attack against Martin Luther King is an attack against You!, An. WHY?
Description:
ad refuting charges, published by the Boulder Committee for a Better U.C., that Martin Luther King was a communist, in Boulder Daily Camera
Date:
1965-03-08
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Open Letter to President Johnson and the Democratic Party, An
Title:
Open Letter to President Johnson and the Democratic Party, An
Description:
Advertisement appearing in The Denver Post
Date:
1967-11-17
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Message to Burlington in 1927 from Burlington in 1677, A
Title:
Message to Burlington in 1927 from Burlington in 1677, A
Description:
Advertisement showing two agreements made between Indians and white settlers from 1677, meant to prove that if such problems could be solved in a peaceful way at that time, it was possible for peace to prevail at present (1927); printed in The Daily Enterprise, Burlington (NJ)
Date:
1927-10-11
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Judges. Before You Choose, Think About How They'll Choose.
Title:
Judges. Before You Choose, Think About How They'll Choose.
Description:
Advertisement asking people to consider the fact that whoever is elected President will appoint federal judges. gives some facts about each candidate; includes photos of Bill Clinton, George Bush (Sr.) & Ross Perot; includes scores of signatures
Date:
1992-10-01
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
If You Don't Say You're Against Him, He'll Say You're With Him. Join Us in Washington on May 21 and May 22.
Title:
If You Don't Say You're Against Him, He'll Say You're With Him. Join Us in Washington on May 21 and May 22.
Description:
Advertisement in the New York Times to join the Coalition for Peace and Justice in Washington D.C. to demonstrate against the blockade of North Vietnam on May 21-22
Date:
1972-05-17
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Carrying On...For Them
Title:
Carrying On...For Them
Description:
Advertisement from the Rock Island Argus.Depicts a farmer with his son looking up into the sky, and images of soldiers in the background sky. Inspirational words below icall on Americans to celebrate Armistice Day by continuing the American traditions despite the hardship of the Depression.
Date:
1931-11-11
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Tribute to a Group of Citizens, A
Title:
Tribute to a Group of Citizens, A
Description:
Ad from the New York Times from the Office of the Controller concerning some NJ citizens who taxed themselves in order to send money to the UN - the letter then urges others to think about taking similar action in providing support to the United Nations
Date:
1960-10-19
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Let League of Neutral Nations Urge Making of Peace in Europe
Title:
Let League of Neutral Nations Urge Making of Peace in Europe
Description:
Editorial from Chicago Examiner
Date:
1915-08-10
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
For Peace.... With Freedom. A Call for Public Action.
Title:
For Peace.... With Freedom. A Call for Public Action.
Description:
Ad placed in support of U.S. policy in Vietnam and urging Americans to make sure the world knows that Americans support their government.
Date:
1965-12-05
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera

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