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Finding Aid for the LOS ANGELES RESISTANCE COLLECTION Los Angeles Public Library Digitization and Special Collections

OVERVIEW

Identifier/Call No.: LA MSS 0001 Creator: Los Angeles Resistance. Title: Los Angeles Resistance collection. Dates: 1960-2015 (bulk 1967-1969). Language: Materials in English. Scope and Content: Consists of papers, correspondence, writings, legal records, newsletters, news clippings, datebooks, prints, photographs, digital still and moving images, audiotapes, and ephemera chronicling the non-violent anti-draft activities of the Los Angeles chapter of the Resistance. The collection includes documents related to the national Resistance movement, as well as other local chapters. Also includes materials related to collaborations with other anti-war organizations. Materials date from the founding of the L.A. Resistance in 1967 to the screening of L.A. resistance documentaries at the 2015 Monaco Charity Film Festival. Most of the materials are concentrated between the years 1967-1969, when the group was most active. Quantity: 3.336 cubic feet (8 boxes). Location: Rare Books, North Stacks. Photographs in Photo Collection, Closed Stacks. Some moving image materials in cold storage.

ADMINISTRATIVE/BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY

The Resistance was an organization dedicated to non-violent non-cooperation with the federal Selective Service System, the federal government agency which administered the Vietnam War draft. The first Resistance chapter was founded in Palo Alto by David Harris, a former Stanford University Student Body President, in 1967. The Los Angeles Resistance was founded in Westwood in 1967 by Donald “Don” Kalish, the former Chair of the UCLA Philosophy Department. It was part of a national network of local Resistance chapters which coordinated their efforts to stop the draft.

From 1967 to 1968, the L.A. Resistance regularly held peaceful protests outside of the downtown L.A. Selective Service office, where busloads of young men were taken for induction into the armed services. Members of the L.A. Resistance worked with the national Resistance network to organize four national draft card turn-in events. After many resisters were imprisoned for refusing induction, various national Resistance groups worked together to form the Resistance Prison Project, in order to aid and advocate for those imprisoned for noncompliance.

This collection chronicles the activities of L.A. Resistance and the anti-war organizations they collaborated with such as: the Orange Grove Friends (Quaker) Sanctuary, (Quaker) Friends of the Resistance, Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam, Peace Action Council of Southern California, San Francisco Resistance, Palo Alto Resistance, Alpha House Resistance Commune, Westside Committee of Concern on Vietnam, the Quaker Action Group, Committee for Draft Resistance, and the War Resisters League of Southern California.

ARRANGEMENT

These documents are organized into the following series:

Organizational Papers Los Angeles Resistance Chapter National Resistance Other Local Resistance Chapters Biographical Information Correspondence Writings Legal Records Prison Records Project Files Resistance Prison Project Inglewood Community Project Miscellaneous Projects Subject Files Clergy and the Resistance War Resisters League Blacks Against the Draft Women’s Groups Presidio 27 Mutiny Trial Peace Action Council of Southern California Research Files Anti-war publications Pro-war publications Government Documents Photographs Audiovisual Materials News Clippings Ephemera

ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

Access Restrictions: This collection is open for research on an appointment basis. Video and audio footage created by Neil Reichline, Norman Witty, and Charles Domokos are restricted.

Use Restrictions: There is no fee to use collection materials for research and educational purposes. All requests to reproduce, publish, quote or otherwise use collection materials must be submitted in writing to the Department Manager of the Los Angeles Public Library Digitization and Special Collections Department. The Copyright Law of the United States (U.S. Code, Title 17) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. The user or publisher must also secure permission to publish from the copyright owner. Additionally, all photographs/graphics are furnished with the understanding that the City of Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Public Library have no authority to waive the privacy rights of individuals shown in the photographs/graphics. Information and forms for requesting access to collection materials can be found at: http://www.lapl.org/branches/central-library/departments/rare-books.

Preferred Citation: [item and/or series name]. Los Angeles Resistance collection, LA MSS 0001. Digitization and Special Collections Department, Los Angeles Public Library. Processing Information: Processed by: Xochitl Oliva and Suzanne Im, January 2017. Updated by: Suzanne Im, December 2017. Substantial portions of the papers were reorganized in 2016 into a more coherent arrangement, and new series were created to bring similar material together. Item descriptions provided by Los Angeles Resistance members.

CONTAINER LIST

ORGANIZATIONAL PAPERS Series comprises primarily newsletters, leaflets, statements, lists, planning notes, press releases, and correspondence related to the anti-war and anti-draft mobilization efforts of the Los Angeles Resistance, the national Resistance, and other Resistance chapters. Bulk dates from 1967-1969 and 2009.

Los Angeles Resistance Original order maintained where possible.

Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 1 : 1 Emergency contact list (1967 October 30) North Stacks Lists contacts in Berkeley, Los Angeles, Chicago, New England, New York, Ohio, and San Francisco Resistance offices.

1 : 2 Resister newsletters (1967-1969) Color silkscreened graphics.

1 : 3 Leaflets (1967-1971) Leaflets announcing meetings and other Resistance actions. Includes a few Peace Press leaflet drafts on film and foil.

1 : 4 Southern California Supporters of the Resistance (1967) Leaflets, newsletters, correspondence.

1 : 5 Alpha House Resistance Commune (1970, undated) Newsletters from the Alpha House Resistance Commune located at 443 S. Virgil in Los Angeles.

1 : 6 First national draft card turn-in (1967 October 16) List of participants.

1 : 7 Thanksgiving Day fast (1967 November 25) Leaflet, drafts and press release.

1 : 8 Second national draft card turn-in (1967 December 4)

Service of conscience and march to federal building. Planning notes and a full transcript of the service titled “Beginnings and Becoming: The Story of the Chalice of Blood” by the Reverend Roy. A. Ockert. Benediction by Rev. Wayne C. Hartmire. Sermon at the Service of Draft Card Turning In, Federal Building, by Robert McAfee Brown. Original paste-ups for a booklet with photos documenting the service and march. The booklet was never published.

1 : 9 Third national draft card turn-in at UCLA Meyerhoff Park (1968 April 3) Program.

1 : 10 Hiroshima Day commemoration in Inglewood, CA (1968 August 6) Planning documents, leaflets, and newspaper articles. Copy of letter to Setsuo Yamada, Mayor of Hiroshima, Japan, dated July 27, 1968. Original response telegram from Mayor Yamada dated August 5, 1968.

1 : 11 Greg Nelson sanctuary at Grace Episcopal Church (1968 October 1) Leaflet for refusal event.

1 : 12 A Call to Resist – Drafts (1967) Various unsigned versions of the statement of complicity, which was illegal to sign. Dr. Ben Spock was prosecuted for signing. Includes a press release titled “A Call to Our Russian Brothers to Resist."

1 : 13 A Call to Resist – Signed statements of support (1967) Original signed copies of “A Call to Resist.” Selective Service System antidraft certificates.

1 : 14-15 A Call to Resist – Signed statements of support (1968 January 5) Original signed copies of “A Call to Resist.” (2 folders.)

Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 2 : 1-3 A Call to Resist – Signed statements of support (1968 January 8 – 1968 June 24) North Stacks Original signed copies of “A Call to Resist.” (3 folders.)

2 : 4 A Call to Resist – Lists of signatories (1967 October 16 – 1968 January 29)

2 : 5 Peace award of the War Resisters League (1968 April 9) Awarded to members of the Resistance at St. Marks Church in New York City on the day of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s funeral.

2 : 6 L.A. Resistance reunion (2009 October) Invitation leaflets, schedule and film program notes.

2 : 7 Stories of the L.A. Resistance (2009)

“Stories of the L.A. Resistance: What we did; what it meant; and who we are now,” 29 personal accounts compiled at 2009 Reunion. Contributors include: Michael “Mike” Agron, David Chapple, Jim Conn, Winter Karen Dellenbach, Dennis Durby, Geoff Fishman, Jan Gealer, Richard Gould, Chris Hartmire, Howard Ingber, Christopher Jones, Ted Kogon, Rosa Lucas, Joe Maizlish, Dan Malone, Peter Marx, Jerry Palmer, Michael Pancer, Robert Pike, Richard Profumo, Neil Reichline, Tom Robischon, P’nina (Frankie) Shames, Lynn Shoemaker, Don Strachan, Michael Zebulon Swartz, Norman Witty, Art Zack and Bob Zaugh.

2 : 8 Chronology of L.A. Resistance (2009) Collaborative chronology compiled by former members of the L.A. Resistance during the 2009 reunion.

2 : 9 Monaco Charity Film Festival (2015 May 6) Program notes for the screening in Monte Carlo, Monaco of two documentaries about the L.A. Resistance, David Harris, Political Prisoner and The Resister. Both films are in the Video series of the L.A. Resistance Collection.

National Resistance Organized in chronological order.

Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 2 : 10 Personal statements written by Resisters (1967, undated) North Stacks Includes “Eight Statements for Peace” and “Six Statements for Peace in America” published by Peace and Liberation Commune Press.

2 : 11 Vietnam Summer – Organizer’s manual (1967) Provides anti-war organizing strategies including publicity, working with labor unions and working in local neighborhoods.

2 : 12 Newsletter (1967) Issues 1 and 2 of the national newsletter of the Resistance.

2 : 13 Resist Magazine (1968 April) Bi-monthly magazine published by Peace and Liberation Commune based in Palo Alto, California.

2 : 14 Resistance literature on strategy (1968, undated) “Hasty Notes on Strategy” by Paul Rupert, 1968. “Some Thoughts on Legalism, the Courts and Jail” by John Kangas and Carl Wittman, 1968. “On the Resistance – To America” by Bruce Erlich, San Francisco, 1968. “Organizing Resistance This Spring – Or a Very Dry Ballad of the Spring

Campaign” by David Zimmerman. “Resistance Is” by Richard Boardman. “The Resistance” by Bruce Nelson. “Draft Resistance and American Imperialism” by Richard Boardman. “The Constitution and the Draft” by Henry Mark Holzer and Phyllis Holzer. “Notes on Civil Disobedience” by Unknown Author. “9th Amendment” by unknown author.

2 : 15 Newspaper (1969 January 10 – 1969 February 10) Photocopies of two issues of Plain Rapper, the national Resistance newspaper printed in Palo Alto. Includes “Antonioni Shoots the Movement,” an article by Winter Dellenbach about Antonioni’s film, Zabriskie Point. The Plain Rapper ceased publication at the end of 1969.

2 : 16 National Action Group (1969 April) April Action newsletter, issue one.

2 : 17 Leaflets (undated)

2 : 18 Girls Say Yes poster (undated) Laserjet print of poster featuring Joan Baez and sisters Pauline and Mimi on archival paper.

Other Local Resistance Chapters Organized in alphabetical order by city, region, and institution.

Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 3 : 1 Baltimore Resistance (undated) North Stacks Statement of purpose.

3 : 2 Boston Resistance (1970, undated) Anti-draft Organizing at Pre-Induction Physicals, newsletters.

3 : 3 Chicago Area Draft Resisters (CADRE) (1968, undated) Handouts on war channeling. “Alternatives to the Draft: A Political Analysis” by David Greenberg.

3 : 4 Cincinnati, Ohio Peacemakers (1968-1971) Newsletters and leaflets.

3 : 5 Cleveland Direct Action Committee (undated) Leaflets detailing accounts of demonstrations.

3 : 6 Fresno Resistance (circa 1968) Newsletter.

3 : 7 Iowa City Resist (after 1967)

Leaflet.

3 : 8 New England Resistance (1968) Leaflets and newsletter.

3 : 9 New York Draft Resistance Project (1967, undated) Leaflets.

3 : 10 New York City Resistance (1970, undated) Leaflets and a list of members. Demonstration Guidelines for New York City, Published by the New York Civil Liberties Union, 1970.

3 : 11 Palo Alto Resistance (1968 – 1969, 1975, undated) Newsletters and Leaflets. Speeches by Palo Alto Resistance Founder David Harris. “On the Resistance,” printed excerpts from speeches made by Michael Ferber and David Harris at the National Student Congress at Kansas State University, August 21, 1968. Reprinted transcripts of Harris’s speeches: “On Necessity of Revolution” and “July 4: a Last Rap by David Harris of the Resistance Before His Arrest.” Story of the Palo Alto Resistance – Stewart Burns research paper based partly on interviews of Paul Rupert and Christopher Jones.

3 : 12 San Francisco Resistance (1967 – 1968) Leaflets and correspondence. Tucker, Queseda, Biggins and Alvarado – Legal documents in support of the motion to dismiss indictment.

3 : 13 San Francisco Committee for Draft Resistance (1967, undated) Leaflets and newsletters. A Call to Resist with list of signatories. Reproduction of selected news articles.

3 : 14 Santa Barbara Resistance (1968, undated) Leaflet, newsletter, and “Beyond Mechanical Counseling: A Viewpoint on the Purpose of Draft Education,” by Bob Langfelder.

3 : 15 Draft Resistance Seattle (circa 1967) Documents describing Seattle’s high school organizing program and the A I-A and delinquent program.

3 : 16 Toronto Anti-Draft Programme (1967) “A Summary and Analysis of the New Immigration Regulations,” September 1967. “On Renunciation of American Citizenship,” July 1967.

3 : 17 Tucson Resistance (1968, undated) Leaflet. A short history of the Tucson Draft Resistance.

3 : 18 Twin Cities Resistance (1971) Booklet titled, “Check Out the Odds: If You’re Not in the Lottery, Your Number Can’t Come Up.”

3 : 19 Yale Draft Refusal Committee (1967-1968, undated) Photocopy of leaflet, “The Draft – Views from the Yale Community.” A pamphlet presenting the views of some of the Yale faculty and a student member of the Resistance on the war in Vietnam and the draft. Transcribed from the Yale teach-ins of February 1968. Yale Law School – Draft Law Group (1967-1968). “The Draft Law and Antiwar Protests – An Introduction for Laymen,” 1st edition, November 1967 and 2nd edition, March 1968.

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION Series contains primarily biographies and obituaries of Resistance members, supporters, and organizers, some of which were written by Resistance members themselves. Date range 1999-2015, with many items undated.

Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 3 : 20 Biographies of thirty Resisters, supporters and organizers (undated) North Stacks Includes: Paul Barnes, David Bolduc, Judy Branfman, Jom Conn, Winter Karen Dellenbach, Dennis Durby, Geoffrey “Geoff” Fishman, Tod Friend, William David Garaway, Jan Gealer, Sherna Gluck, Marvin Gluck, Richard Gould, David Harris, Marty Harris, Bob Zaugh, Ted Kogon, Stan Kohls, Rosa Lucas, Joe Maizlish, Greg Nelson, Jerry Palmer, Rich Profumo, Mark Schneider, Michael Greene, Mike Swartz, Father Louie Vitale, Jack Sunshine Whitten, Norman Witty, Art Zach and Bob Zaugh.

3 : 21 Garaway, William David (undated) Timeline of Bill Garaway’s activism between October 15, 1967 to April 21, 1970. Compiled by Winter Karen Dellenbach.

3 : 22 Obituaries (1999-2015)

CORRESPONDENCE Series comprises primarily outgoing and incoming correspondence for the Los Angeles Resistance, as well as correspondence surrounding the imprisonment of Geoffrey Fishman and Joseph Maizlish. Each file is organized in chronological order. Dates range from 1967-1968, with some undated items.

Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 3 : 23 Outgoing (1967 August 27 – 1968 April 30, undated) North Stacks 3 : 24 Incoming (1967-1968, undated)

3 : 25 Fishman, Geoffrey (1968 November 18 – 1974 March 12, undated)

Correspondence to/from/about Fishman during his imprisonment.

3 : 26 Maizlish, Joseph – Imprisonment (1967 October 16 - 1970 July 16) Correspondence to/from/about Joseph “Joe” Maizlish and his family.

3 : 27 Maizlish, Joseph – UCLA student leave policy (1968) Correspondence with signed statements of faculty and student solidarity regarding the University of California, Los Angeles’s denial of extended student leave status for Maizlish during his imprisonment.

WRITINGS Series comprises primarily manuscripts of Michael Agron, Malcolm Dundas, and Joseph Maizlish, as well as personal statements by various Los Angeles Resistance members. Folders filed in alphabetical order by author’s last name, with documents arranged in chronological order.

Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 4 : 1 Manuscripts – Agron, Michael (1968 July 8, undated) North Stacks Poetry, prose, and notes.

4 : 2 Manuscripts – Dundas, Malcolm (after 1968) “An Examination of the Bylaws of Prisons,” printed by the Palo Alto Resistance. Dundas was active with the L.A. Resistance and served time at Lompoc Federal Prison for refusing induction. Includes a descriptive note from Winter Dellenbach.

4 : 3 Manuscripts – Maizlish, Joseph (1967-1980, undated) Manuscripts, notes, and published articles including a typed essay titled “Some Purposes and Approach of Resistance.”

4 : 4 Conscientious objector statements (1965-1969) Claim for conscientious objector status with introductory note by Ted Kogon. Notarized copy of conscientious objector statement by Lynn Shoemaker.

4 : 5 Personal statements (1967-1968, undated)

4 : 6-7 Datebooks and calendars (1968-1969) William David Garaway’s 1968 Peace Calendar with hand written notes. Dates of note indicated by Garaway: July 29-August 4, August 12-18, September 16-22, October 7-13. Includes various slips of paper with handwritten names and addresses. Also includes Garaway’s 1969 Days of Ghandi Calendar with hand written notes. July 29, 1968-July 22, 1969 Resistance calendar. Calendar (1968 October) of unknown L.A. Resister with handwritten notable dates including trial dates for various Resisters. (2 folders.)

LEGAL RECORDS Series contains primarily court papers, transcripts, warrants, appeals, motions, and notes related to the trials of Los Angeles Resistance members. The bulk of the material is related to the trials of William David Garaway and Joseph Maizlish. Dates range from 1967-1970. Files listed in alphabetical order by defendant’s last name.

Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 4 : 8 Fishman, Geoffrey (1969 March 27) North Stacks Casework listing and trial transcript.

4 : 9-11 Garaway, William David (1968 February 26 – 1970 April 21) Order to Report for Induction, Indictment for Induction Refusal Arrest Order, Order for Arraignment. Statement of Medical Condition from Garaway’s physician. Pretrial Motion to Dismiss typed by Winter Dellenbach. Page one is missing, otherwise the document is complete. Government Opposition to Motion to Dismiss Indictment Letter to Judge Marnell. Notes for Appeal. Juror Questions Written by Garaway. Prosecution Juror Questions written by U.S. Attorney prosecutors. Pretrial Prosecution Memo written by U.S. Attorney prosecutors. Evidence and law summarized. Trial Judge Letter Regarding Guilty Verdict. 9th Circuit Court Appeal Decision Reversing Guilty Verdict. Letters of Support. Appellee’s brief. Reporter’s transcript of United States of America v. William David Garaway, vols. 2-3. (3 folders.)

4 : 12 Hayden, Christian (1968) Court papers, including motion to dismiss indictment.

4 : 13 Maizlish, Joseph (1967-1968) Notes from Maizlish’s trial, where he was his own attorney.

4 : 14 Zaugh, Robert (Bob) Paul (1970-1973) Transcript of Zaugh’s trial in Honorable Judge Harry Pregerson's court and criminal docket.

Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 5 : 1-2 Nelson, Gregory (1968-1969) North Stacks Hand written trial notes. Federal appeal, transcript of record, handwritten legal defense notes, correspondence, jury instructions, notice of appeal dismissal, certified copy of arrest warrant, partial court transcript. (2 folders.)

PRISON RECORDS Series contains prison records, visitation requests, and Bureau of Prisons correspondence about Joseph Maizlish.

Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 5 : 3 Maizlish, Joseph (1968-1970) North Stacks

PROJECT FILES Series comprises primarily correspondence, newsletters, and organizing documents related to the Resistance Prison Project, the Inglewood Community Project, and other projects of the Los Angeles Resistance, ranging in date from 1966-2009, with the bulk of the dates from 1968-1970.

Resistance Prison Project Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 5 : 4 Correspondence (1968 May 5 – 1970 April 28, undated) North Stacks Project to assist young men who were incarcerated for non-cooperation with the draft. Correspondence establishing the Prison Project, various lists of rules and regulations from Safford Federal Prison (Safford, AZ), where many resisters served their sentences, Joe Maizlish’s report on people at Safford, and “Christmas at Lompoc” list of book and periodical requests by inmates at Lompoc Prison. Michael “Mike” Agron’s correspondence with and about imprisoned resisters.

5 : 5 Formerly incarcerated Resisters (undated) List of “Federal Ex-cons and Friends.”

5 : 6 Safford Federal Prison Camp (1966 May 4 – 1969 April 9, undated) Camp regulations, memos, organizing notes, and clippings.

5 : 7 Prisoner survey by Geoffrey Fishman (undated) Survey of prisoners serving time for draft violations. Hand written responses by six prisoners.

5 : 8 Newsletters (1968-1969) Western Prisoner Information and Support Service and News Notes of the Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors. Photocopies and originals.

5 : 9 Presidential clemency for resisters (2009) Certificate of pardon issued by Jimmy Carter to Geoffrey Fishman. Instructions for clemency program.

Inglewood Community Project 5 : 10 Organizing documents (1968) Leaflets, Inglewood Center News, Inglewood City Council Agenda dated August 20, 1968.

Miscellaneous Projects by Resisters 5 : 11 Satyagraha radio program (1968 November) KPFK Programming Schedule, including “Satyagrapha” on Sundays at 4:30 p.m.

5 : 12 Light Times (undated) Undated issues of Light Times zine.

SUBJECT FILES Series primarily consists of meeting agendas and minutes, newsletters, correspondence, memoranda, leaflets, statements, and notes from organizations that worked in concert with or in support of the Los Angeles Resistance, notably the clergy. Materials date from 1967-1972, with some undated items.

Clergy and the Resistance Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 5 : 13-14 Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam (1967 October 22 – 1972 April 7, North Stacks undated) Newsletters, memoranda, and correspondence. Meeting Agendas and Minutes. (2 folders.)

5 : 15 Quaker Action Group (1961 – 1968, undated) Training Workshop in Nonviolence Bibliography and leaflets. Various Quaker booklets.

5 : 16-19 Friends of the Resistance (1967 October 17 – 1972 March 2, undated) Newsletters from the Friends of the Resistance, correspondence and newsletters from related organizations to the Friends of the Resistance. Also includes Information about donors and budgets, press releases. (4 folders.)

5 : 20 Catholic Peace Association (1968 October 22) Newsletter.

5 : 21 Council of Churches in Southern California (undated) Press release, missing second page.

5 : 22 Christian Resistance (after 1967 November 27, undated) Leaflet.

5 : 23 Lutheran Church of America (1968) Statement on Selective Conscientious Objection.

5 : 24 Union Theological Seminary (1967 March - 1968 March 12) Statement on the war by students and a comment by Seminary President Bennett. 12

5 : 25 Professions for the Resistance (1968 January 29) Meeting of Conscience program.

5 : 26 Westside Committee of Concern on Viet Nam (1968 August – 1968 November) Newsletters.

5 : 27 Resistance information for clergy (1967-1968, undated) Study paper and fact sheets full of talking points for clergy.

5 : 28 Draft counseling (circa 1970, undated) Leaflet and pamphlet outlining draft counseling information and resources in California.

5 : 29 Clergy personal statements (1968 November 25, undated) Personal statements of noncooperation with the draft by members of the clergy.

Clergy and the Resistance Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 6 : 1 Sermons and notes for various anti-war religious services of worship (1968 North Stacks February 4 – 1968 October 27, undated) Includes: a handout from the Good Friday Service of Conscience delivered on April 12, 1968, “The Grace to Quarrel with the World” by William Sloane Coffin, sermon notes for the July 24, 1968 Draft Card Turn-in, “Crisis and Decision: A Reluctant Pastor” by Cecil E. Hoffman Jr. delivered February 4, 1968, “The Community at Worship” delivered March 24, 1968, “Which is Freedom’s Self” delivered by Reverend Roy A. Ockert on October 27, 1968, and “Celebration of Solidarity to Resist,” an excerpt from a sermon given by Father Daniel Berrigan on August 2, 1970 at the First Methodist Church in Germantown, PA.

6 : 2 Orange Grove Friends Sanctuary (1968 December 18 – 1969 October 16) Newsletters, meeting minutes, correspondence, statements, and news clippings documenting the sanctuary of Neil Blanton, Steve Davis, Timothy Springer in Pasadena, CA.

6 : 3 Nine for Peace (1968) Leaflets for service and vigil in San Francisco and Marin City.

War Resisters League 6 : 4 National (1968 April 15 – 1969 May 15, undated) Newsletter, leaflet, and two issues of the War Resister’s League magazine.

6 : 5 Southern California (1967 June 12 – 1967 October, undated) 13

Correspondence, newsletter, notes on a proposed future WRL meeting to explore WRL’s future, leaflets.

Blacks Against the Draft 6 : 6 Our People Need YOU! (undated) Hand-illustrated and -written leaflet, author unknown.

Women’s Groups 6 : 7 Women’s Strike for Peace – Los Angeles (undated) Pamphlets on draft non-cooperation and reproduced text of the Geneva Agreements.

6 : 8 Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (circa 1968) “Say No to National Service” statement.

6 : 9 National United Committee to Free Angela Davis (1970 November 10) Statement by Davis from prison in New York City.

6 : 10 National Organization for Women – Feminist Sexuality Project (undated) Questionnaire on Female Sexuality: part of a series of questionnaires which were distributed to women across America by the National Organization of Women.

National Committee for the Presidio 27 6 : 11 Presidio mutiny trials (1969, undated) Correspondence, fact sheet and chronology of events from the killing of Ralph Bunch and the subsequent mutiny trials.

Peace Action Council of Southern California 6 : 12 Newsletter and leaflets (1968 July 19 – 1968 October 26)

RESEARCH FILES Series comprises primarily anti-war and pro-war publications, as well as Selective Service System publications, collected by Los Angeles Resistance members for research purposes. Dates range from 1967-1972. Some items undated.

Anti-war Publications Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 6 : 13 Stop the Draft Week – Oakland Induction Center (1967) North Stacks Folio of printed reproduction of images from October 16, 1967 event. Published by Midpeninsula Observer, Palo Alto, CA.

6 : 14 The Constitution and the Draft (1967) Essay by Henry Mark Holzer and Phyllis Holzer reprinted from The Objectivist as a booklet. 14

6 : 15 Sun-Reporter (1967 April 15) Photocopy of newspaper published in San Francisco. Issue features stories urging peace and the end of the Vietnam War.

6 : 16 Veterans Stars and Stripes for Peace (1967 November – 1968 January) Photocopy of newspaper published in Chicago, Illinois.

6 : 17 People vs. People: How to End a War (after 1967) Anti-war book list published by Greenwich Library, Greenwich, Connecticut.

6 : 18 Counterdraft (1968 January – 1968 April?) Newsletter published in Los Angeles for draft counselors and resisters, v.1, no. 1-4.

6 : 19 Liberation Magazine (1960 December – 1971 Spring, undated) Four issues of the independent monthly magazine, along with reprints of various articles.

6 : 20 Together: West Coast Non-Registration Newsletter (1969 March 6 – 1970 Winter) v.1, no. 1-4, 1969. Winter 1970 triple issue.

6 : 21 Shaft the Draft (1969 August 1 – 1970 June 19) Photocopies of column published in the Los Angeles Free Press.

6 : 22 St. John’s Bread Wednesday Messenger (1970) Two issues of the self-published psychedelic zine.

6 : 23 Pacific Studies Center (1971 February) Third edition of “Operation Total Victory” report by Banning Garrett, covering the expeditions into Cambodia in the Spring of 1970.

6 : 24 Trash – Amerikan Press Syndicate (1971 May) C.H.I.P.S. member monthly newsletter.

6 : 25 Direct Action for a Non-Violent World (1972 December 30) Photocopy of newspaper published by Community for Nonviolent Action in Voluntown, Connecticut.

6 : 26 Drawings About War by Gwyneth King Brown (undated) Foreword by Pearl S. Buck. Published by Meriden Gravure Company.

Pro-war Publications

Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 6 : 27 Wanted for Treason (undated) North Stacks Poster regarding Vietnam Day protesters distributed by the Minutemen of San Diego. 6 : 28 Equal Rights for Whites (undated) Leaflet. Author unknown.

Government Documents Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 7 : 1 Selective Service System (1965-1967, undated) North Stacks Full text manuscripts and excerpts of Selective Service System publications and internal documents. “Selective Service System: Or, the Manpower Channelers,” by Peter Henig of the Ann Arbor Radical Education Project. “The Selective Service System: Its Concept, History and Operation,” by the National Headquarters of the Selective System Service and reprinted by Students for a Democratic Society. “Orientation Kit: Selective Service System.” “Outline of Historical Background of Selective Service and Chronology (Includes events to June 30, 1965),” by Lt. General Lewis B. Hershey, Director of the Selective Service System; Published by U.S. Government Printing Office, 1966. Events 7 : 2 Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Service (1969 April 4) Program held by Associated Students, University of California, Los Angeles, at Pauley Pavilion.

PHOTOGRAPHS Series primarily consists of photographs, contact prints, and proofs documenting members of the Los Angeles Resistance at events and demonstrations, and in sanctuary. Photograph dates range from 1967 at the L.A. Resistance office to the reunion in 2009, bulk 1967-1970. Some items undated.

Location Box : Folder Description Photo 8 : 1 Resistance office and Betsy Ross Bookstore – Westwood (after 1967) Closed Stacks Photos of L.A. Resistance members at the Westwood office and a police officer inside the Betsy Ross Bookstore. Photographed: Mike Schwartz, Marvin Davidov, David Bolduc, Dale Oderman, and Sherna Gluck.

8 : 2 Members at events (after 1967) Assorted photographs of L.A. Resistance events and members. Photographed: Richard Profumo, Steve Davis, Mary Jo Abata, Richard Carter, Paul Encimer, Sherna Gluck, Betsey Strick, Marv Davidov, Betty Hayden, Judy Tamarin, Paul Encimer, William “Bill” Garaway on location

for “Zabriskie Point,” Neil Reichline, David Harris, Tod Friend, Father Louis Vitale, “Beulah” the bus, and Joan Baez.

8 : 3 Do You Want This To Happen To You? (after 1967)

8 : 4 Century City demonstration and police riot (1967 June 23) Uncredited photos of a demonstration skirmish after L.A.P.D. officers attacked peaceful protesters.

8 : 5-6 National draft card turn-in – Service of conscience and march to federal building (1967 December 4) Photos by Charles Brittin. Photographed: Frank Landau, Bob Zaugh, Marty Harris, Dennis Derby, Joe Maizlish, Dale Oderman, Paul Encimer, Christian Hayden, Ann Rush, Dan Malone, Phillip Garaway, Winter Dellenbach, Darryl Skrabak, Lynn Shoemaker and Marvin Davidov. 35mm and 120 negatives. (2 folders.)

8 : 7 Demonstration – Burning giant draft card for Alan Haifley (1968 January) Photos by James Anderson, Barbara and Charles Brittin. Photographed: Rev. Harlan Weitzel, Rev. Roy Ockert, Don Kalish, Louis Vitale, Winter (Karen) Dellenbach, and Joe Maizlish. Includes 35mm contact proof sheets by Charles Brittin.

8 : 8 Dr. Spock rally at UCLA (1968 February 2) Photos by Isaiah Karlinsky and Charles Brittin. Photographed: Dennis Derby, Nina Simone, Richard Profumo and Nina Simone. Contact proof sheets include images from a January 29, 1968 Resistance demonstration.

8 : 9 Induction refusal – Bolduc, Garaway, Hayden (1968 March) Photographed by Charles Brittin and James Anderson. Documents various induction refusal events with Los Angeles Resisters Winter Dellenbach, William “Bill” Garaway, Christian Hayden and David Bolduc. Includes 35mm photograph contact proof sheets.

8 : 10 Induction refusal – Joe Maizlish et al. (1968 March) Photos by James Anderson. Photographed: Joe Maizlish,

8 : 11 Draft card collage – Mac Arthur Park and UCLA (1968 April) Photos by James Anderson. Photographed: Mary Jo Abata, Lynn Shoemaker, Rick Carter.

8 : 12 Hiroshima Day commemoration (1968 August 6) Photos by Marvin Gluck. Color negatives, black and white proof sheets, and two small color prints.

8 : 13 Nelson, Greg – Grace Episcopal Church (1968 October 1) Photos by Bruce Davidson.

8 : 14 Nelson, Greg – Grace Episcopal Church (1968 October 2) Photograph of a newsprint photograph by Joe Kennedy of the Los Angeles Times.

8 : 15 Orange Grove Friends sanctuary – Photographic proofs (1968 December 11 – 1969 October 16) Photographic proofs documenting the sanctuary of Neil Blanton, Steve Davis, Timothy Springer in Pasadena, California.

8 : 16 Safford Federal Prison (1969)

8 : 17 Personal photographs (1969 November 29 – 1972 December) Photograph of Sara Wood Smith of the Los Angeles Resistance on the day of her wedding to Ed Tripp of the Palo Alto Resistance. Photograph of Jack Whitten. Photograph of Joe Maizlish at Palisades Garage. Portrait photograph of David Bolduc and family printed on cardstock with handwritten message.

8 : 18 MDM rally – Oceanside (1970 May 6) Photos by Steve Volpin.

8 : 19 Fishman, Geoffrey (1967-1972) Inkjet prints on paper. “Resist!” poster with handprint; photograph of silkscreen by Jerry Palmer for the First National Draft Card Turn-in on October 16, 1967. Geoff Fishman, Sara Smith and Terry John at Safford Prison in Arizona, 1969. Safford Reunion 1972: Bugsy Segal, Bill Gutierrez, Ronelle Jarvie, Nikky Parks, Lisa Spray, Frank Busimato, Patrick Bryan, Art Zack, Terry John, John Jarvie, Frank Avila, Christopher Jones, Geoff Fishman, Larry Moore and John Graham. Orange Grove Friends Meeting House in Pasadena, CA.

8 : 20 Headshots of David Harris and Joan Baez (circa 1970) Promotional photograph for the film, “Carry it On.”

8 : 21 “Zabriskie Point” on location (circa 1970)

8 : 22 L.A. Resistance reunion (2009)

8 : 23 Military police (undated)

8 : 24 Resistance buttons (undated) Photographs and negatives.

AUDIOVISUAL MATERIALS Series consists primarily of professional film and home videos created by Los Angeles Resistance members featuring military deserters in sanctuary at the Pasadena Friends Meeting House, Resistance founder David Harris, Bill Garaway’s federal appeal trial, Safford Federal Prison grounds, a post-war initiative to prevent aircraft carrier U.S.S. Constitution from transporting bombs to Vietnam, and the L.A. Resistance reunion. Dates range from 1969-2009.

Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books N/A Audiotapes – Neil Reichline (1969, undated) North Stacks RESTRICTED. 48 open reel ¼ in. magnetic tapes and one cassette tape. Consists of audio recordings and interviews conducted by Neil Reichline. Includes interviews at the Pasadena Deserter Sanctuary; recordings of David Harris at induction center, Glide Church, schools, conferences and his arrest.

Cold Storage N/A Pasadena Deserter Sanctuary – 10 reels of 16mm film on Data Disks RESTRICTED. No commercial use without permission. 16mm black and white Acetate film. Shows signs of beginning decomposition and shrinkage.

Raw footage shot over several months of military deserters Neil Blanton, Steve Davis and Tim Springer taking sanctuary in the Pasadena Friends Meeting House, a Quaker house of worship on Orange Grove Avenue in Pasadena.

Box numbers assigned by creator:

Box #6: Fine grain positive and duplicate negative.

Box #7: B-wind original negative, print and trims.

Box #15: Original negative, print, cut work print.

Box #16: Original negative and print.

Box #17: Original negative and print.

Unnumbered box: David Harris in Whittier – Original negative and print.

Unnumbered box: Sanctuary – Misc. various.

Unnumbered box: Sanctuary – Unidentified longhairs – Original negative and print. 19

Unnumbered box: Sanctuary – Bill Garaway in winter.

Bagged: One unlabeled reel of print.

Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 7 : 3 David Harris Political Prisoner – Neil Reichline – DVD-R (1970) North Stacks No commercial use without permission. Running time 25:00. Video TS files. NTSC. Digital transfer of black and white 16mm film with sound. Copyright Neil Reichline 1970. International Wasteland Films. Dancing Bear Productions. Producer, director, Neil Reichline; music, Joan Baez. A portrait of pacifist David Harris (former husband of folksinger Joan Baez) just prior to his imprisonment for non-cooperation with the draft. Harris discusses his views on racism and the draft. Includes footage of his efforts to educate students through college lectures and arrest by U.S. Marshals. A copy of the original 16mm film is held by the New York Public Library.

7 : 4 Safford Prison Film by Christopher Jones (circa 1971) Running time 22:06. Video TS files. NTSC. Digital transfer of silent color super-8 film. The first half of the footage was shot during a prison tour led by Jones during Easter weekend 1971 for the Institute for the Study of Nonviolence, founded by Joan Baez and Ira Sandperl; the second half was shot in 1970 by Jones on a contraband camera inside Safford Federal Correctional Institution. Images include exterior footage of Lompoc Federal Correctional Institution and Terminal Island Federal Correctional Institution, tour participants in discussion on the beach, exterior and interior footage of Safford Federal Correctional Institution and the Resisters serving time there. Footage approaching, around and inside Safford Federal Correctional Institution depicts Mt. Graham and the Resisters assigned to a road building crew on the mountain, an early morning yoga class lead by a prisoner, prisoners reading in a dorm, “free store” cabinet stocked by Resisters to deter theft of personal items among prisoners, Resisters walking around the prison, weight lifting in the yard, the road crew on break at Mt. Graham, prisoners playing Frisbee, smoking marijuana and playing guitar in the yard. File includes summaries written by Jones and Dellenbach.

7 : 5 Connie Stay Home – Neil Reichline and John Sharaf – DVD-R (circa 1971) No commercial use without permission. Running time 32:12. Video TS files. NTSC. Digital transfer of color 16mm film with sound. People’s Union Films. Dancing Bear Productions. In 1971, after the U.S. government had announced the withdrawal of troops from Vietnam, the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Constitution was

scheduled to transport 85 planes and 600 million pounds of bombs from San Diego Harbor to Vietnam. The film tracks a group of concerned citizens who sponsored a ballot initiative to keep the ship returning to Vietnam. Includes interviews with active and retired military personnel and footage of David Harris giving a speech in favor of keeping the ship from departing. The initiative failed and the ship returned to Vietnam. File includes a digital copy of a brochure for film distribution. No other holding institutions are listed in World Cat.

7 : 6 The Resister – Charles Domokos – DVD-R (1978) RESTRICTED. Need permission from Charles Domokos. Running time 29:21. Video TS files. NTSC. Digital transfer of black and white sepia toned 16mm film with sound. Copyright Charles Domokos 1978. A UCLA Motion Picture Division Thesis Production. Directed by Charles Domokos. Filmmakers: Dennis Burns, Robert Grant, Peter Lake, Alex Prisadsky, Neil Reichline, Judith Reidel, Neil White and Norman “Norm” Witty.

A diary of the first six months of William “Bill” Garaway’s federal appeal trial in 1969. Members of the Resistance hand out leaflets to young men reporting for induction at Los Angeles Armed Forces Induction Center while Marty Harris and Rich Profumo refuse induction. Demonstrations on the campuses of UCLA, San Francisco State University and UC Berkeley, where martial law was imposed by the government. Resisters peacefully demonstrating inside of the Federal court building. David Harris and Bill Garaway discuss the Resistance and the realities of serving time in prison. Garaway and other Resisters spend time in nature experimenting with LSD. Distribution flyer included.

7 : 7 L.A. Resistance – Norm Witty – DVD-R (2005) RESTRICTED. Need permission from Norman Witty. Running time 1:26:09. Video TS files. NTSC. Digital transfer of silent color and black and white 8mm film. Copyright Norm Witty 2005. Rough cut and poor first transfer of footage of Resisters demonstrating and handing out leaflets at the Los Angeles Armed Forces Induction Center: Winter Dellenbach and David Bolduc. Interior of the Resistance Office in Westwood (1093 Broxton Ave. Rm# 238). Induction refusal event at Los Angeles Armed Forces Induction Center: David Bolduc, Sherna Gluck, William “Bill” Garaway and Muhammad Ali. Black and white footage (color transfer) of induction refusal event, police skirmish and arrests of Resisters at Los Angeles Armed Forces Induction Center. Color footage of induction refusal event and draft card burning. Resisters writing personal statements for refusal of induction. Busloads of young men arriving for induction and being greeted by Resisters. Draft refusal event at UCLA. Resistance march in Westwood. Draft

refusal event at UCLA. Resisters practicing peaceful resistance in the park. Black and white and footage of Century City demonstration June 23, 1967 with balloons, pro-war counter protesters, and Muhammad Ali autographing draft cards. Color footage of October 15, 1967 draft card burning at East L.A. College Stadium, where draft cards were sent to President Johnson via helium balloons. Color footage of march from Service of Conscience to the Federal Building December 4, 1967.

7 : 8 Reunion – L.A. Resistance Story – DVD-R (2009) Running time 1:54:14. Video TS files. NTSC. By Sundays Well Productions. Greeting by Winter Dellenbach and Bob Zaugh. Announcements by Julie Thompson, Sherna Gluck and Charles Domokos. Speeches by David Harris, Jerry Palmer on Peace Press, Sherna Gluck, Winter Dellenbach, Stan Kohls, Bob Zaugh, Dennis Derby on the draft card collage, Greg Nelson on his sanctuary, Mark Schneider on his resistance, Jeff Dietrich on Los Angeles Catholic Worker movement, Father Louie Vitale on clergy and the resistance, William “Bill” Garaway, Jack Whitten on burning induction papers, Rich Profumo on his trial and incarceration at L.A. County Jail and Lompoc Federal Prison and sentence commutal, Peter Marx on Lawyers Draft Panel and Federal Judge Ferguson, David Finkel on his Korean War resistance and representing Peter Marx, Bill Garaway on his Federal appeal, Michael Pancer on draft counseling, Joe Maizlish on his sentencing and arrest, Marty Harris on his time at Safford Prison, Jack Whitten on his time at Lompoc Federal Prison and resisting in prison, Christopher Jones on LSD use at Safford Prison, David Harris on the success of the Resistance, and Art Zack on the success of the Resistance and the end of the U.S. Draft.

7 : 9 Reunion – Resister Interviews – DVD-R (2009) Running time 01:18:32. Video TS files. NTSC. By Sundays Well Productions. Shot by Julie Thompson and Brogan DePaor for XXX. Interviews with Joe Maizlish, David Harris, Winter Dellenbach and Phillip Garaway. Maizlish speaks about the Resistance and how it has influenced his current work on industrial accident sites, in support of soldiers in sanctuary, and justice system reform. Harris speaks about his influences to resist, his decision to become a draft non-cooperator, his trial and work with L.A. Resistance. Dellenbach speaks about women’s contributions to the Resistance, non-cooperation tactics in court during resister trials. She also describes hiding from law enforcement from 1969 to 1970 at Paradise Ranch, which belonged to Peggy Hitchcock, granddaughter of Andrew Mellon and financial supporter of anti-war actions, travelling in Beulah the psychedelic school bus, moving to the commune started by Ina Doll near Joan Baez and David Harris at Struggle Mountain, building a tree house in the mountains where she

once hosted Karl Sagan and gave birth to her son, Oak. She also describes protesting Dow Chemical’s manufacture of napalm before the L.A. Resistance, the influence of growing up during the atomic age on her decision to resist the Vietnam War, and the goblet of blood ceremony. Phillip Garaway speaks about growing up in a progressive household, handing out leaflets at the induction center and attending the Institute for the Study of Non-violence at age 13. He describes his travels throughout the world during the Vietnam War to avoid registering for the draft and his arrest upon return by the FBI.

7 : 10 Reunion – B-roll Second Camera Footage #1 – DVD-R (2009) Running time 17:24. Video TS files. NTSC. By Sundays Well Productions. B-roll second camera footage. Shaky handheld footage of setup as Resisters arrive, introduction by Winter and Resisters gathered around the pool listening to the speakers featured in “L.A. Resistance Story.”

7 : 11 Reunion – B-roll Second Camera Footage #2 – DVD-R (2009) Running time 27:25. Video TS files. NTSC. Informal footage of resisters gathering for the reunion.

7 : 12 Reunion – B-roll Second Camera Footage #3 – DVD-R (2009) Running time 01:12:09. Video TS files. NTSC. Father Louie Vitale on clergy and the resistance, William “Bill” Garaway, Jack Whitten on burning induction papers, Rich Profumo on his trial and incarceration at L.A. County Jail and Lompoc Federal Prison and sentence commutal, Peter Marx on Lawyers Draft Panel and Federal Judge Ferguson, David Finkel on his Korean War resistance and representing Peter Marx, Bill Garaway on his Federal appeal, Michael Pancer on draft counseling, Joe Maizlish on his sentencing and arrest, Marty Harris on his time at Safford Prison, Jack Whitten on his time at Lompoc Federal Prison and resisting in prison, Christopher Jones on LSD use at Safford Prison, David Harris on the success of the Resistance, and Art Zack on the success of the Resistance and the end of the U.S. Draft, Phillip Garaway and Friends play music.

7 : 13 Reunion – B-roll Second Camera Footage #4 – DVD-R (2009) MPEG-4 files. NTSC. Part I: Running time 46:26. Greeting by Winter Dellenbach and Bob Zaugh. Announcements by Julie Thompson, Sherna Gluck and Charles Domokos. Speeches by David Harris, Jerry Palmer on Peace Press, Sherna Gluck, Winter Dellenbach, Stan Kohls, Bob Zaugh, Dennis Derby on the draft card collage, Greg Nelson on his sanctuary, Mark Schneider on his resistance, and Jeff Dietrich on Los Angeles Catholic Worker movement. Part II: Running time 01:08:15.

[Note: footage is redundant with the contents of B-roll second camera footage #3.] Father Louie Vitale on clergy and the resistance, William “Bill” Garaway, Jack Whitten on burning induction papers, Rich Profumo on his trial and incarceration at L.A. County Jail and Lompoc Federal Prison and sentence commutal, Peter Marx on Lawyers Draft Panel and Federal Judge Ferguson, David Finkel on his Korean War resistance and representing Peter Marx, Bill Garaway on his Federal appeal, Michael Pancer on draft counseling, Joe Maizlish on his sentencing and arrest, Marty Harris on his time at Safford Prison, Jack Whitten on his time at Lompoc Federal Prison and resisting in prison, Christopher Jones on LSD use at Safford Prison, David Harris on the success of the Resistance, and Art Zack on the success of the Resistance and the end of the U.S. Draft.

NEWS CLIPPINGS Archival photocopies of newspaper clippings chronicling the activities of the national Resistance and Los Angeles Resistance, with emphasis on the latter. Also includes clippings related to the trial and imprisonment of Joseph Maizlish. Dates range from 1966-2007, bulk 1967-1971.

Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 7 : 14 National and L.A. Resistance (1966-1967, bulk 1967) North Stacks 7 : 15 National and L.A. Resistance (1968, bulk January and October) Includes newspaper articles documenting L.A. Resister Gregory Nelson’s sanctuary and arrest at Grace Episcopal Church.

7 : 16 National and L.A. Resistance (1969, undated, bulk August)

7 : 17 National and L.A. Resistance (1970-2010, undated, bulk 1971)

7 : 18 Maizlish, Joseph (1968-2007, bulk 1968-1970) Print media coverage of the trial and imprisonment of Joseph “Joe” Maizlish, as well as UCLA policy on his student leave status. Some material in Yiddish. EPHEMERA Miscellaneous artifacts from the Los Angeles Resistance and its members, including a draft card, lapel pin, buttons, bumper stickers, datebook, and art work. Dates range from 1963-1970, with some items undated.

Location Box : Folder Description Rare Books 7 : 19 Draft card (1963) North Stacks Selective Service System Registration Certificate issued to Joshua Ralph Gould.

7 : 20 Lapel pin (after 1967) Gold tone lapel pin depicting two hands holding halves of a broken rifle.

7 : 21 Resistance buttons (after 1967) Metal badges printed with various slogans.

7 : 22 Bumper stickers (after 1967) “Resist the Draft” and “Remember Joe Maizlish.”

7 : 23 Peace is Patriotic – Sane calendar and engagement book (1970) Datebook with printed quotes of various Resisters.

7 : 24 Papal appointment from General Hershey Bar (undated) Presented to William David Garaway by General Hershey Bar, a fixture at L.A. Resistance demonstrations. Hershey Bar was a performance parody of U.S. General Hershey, the head of the Selective Service, which ran the draft.

7 : 25 Resistance art (undated)

CATALOG HEADINGS

Topics: Civil Disobedience--United States. Conscientious objectors--California--Los Angeles. Pacifism--United States. Pacifists--California--Los Angeles. Passive resistance--California--Los Angeles. Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Protest movements--California--Los Angeles. Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975--Conscientious objectors--United States. Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975--Draft resisters--United States. Social movements--California--Los Angeles. United States--Selective Service System. Political Prisoners--United States.

Persons: Harris, David, 1946- Kalish, Donald. Maizlish, Joseph. Reichline, Neil.

Occupations: Political activists.

Document types:

Contact prints. Photographs. Motion pictures. Negatives. Leaflets. 25

Clippings. Buttons (Information artifacts).

RELATED MATERIALS

The Virtual Oral/Aural History Archive at California State University, Long Beach conducted oral history interviews with members of the Los Angeles Resistance. Users may search for these materials at www.csulb.edu/voaha