David Greenwald Radical Student Publications Collection, 1966-1972
Abortion, 1966
This folder contains fliers that promote legalization of abortion in California.
American Federation of Teachers, 1966-67
AFT Local 1570 was the union that represented student workers at the University
of California, Berkeley. These fliers provide information about strikes and
marches to protest decisions of the administration.
Berkeley Campus, 1966-69
This folder contains fliers related to activities on the Berkeley campus. Topics
covered include a student strike protesting a Navy recruitment table on campus,
disagreements with Chancellor Heyns and the administration, and police on
campus.
Campus Vietnam Day Committee (VDC), 1966-67
The Vietnam Day Committee was a coalition of political groups and student groups
that opposed the Vietnam War. This folder includes fliers about anti-war
rallies, a rally against the Dow Chemical Company for manufacturing napalm, and
lectures by Franz Schumann, Dave Dellinger, and Dr. Noam Chomsky.
Capital Punishment, 1966-67
This folder contains information distributed by Citizens Against Legalized
Murder opposing capital punishment.
Children - Schools and Camps, 1966
This folder contains information about the Philadelphia public schools, Cal
Camp, and Pinel, a small nongraded school.
Committee for Establishment of Community, 1967
This organization attempted to resolve conflicts on the Berkeley campus. This
folder contains informative fliers, a proposal for institutional change, and
text of a speech by Craig Berkman.
Concert and Event Posters, 1966-68
This folder contains posters advertising concerts, films, poetry readings, and
other events in the Berkeley area. Many events took place in the Jabberwock, the
Avalon ballroom, and Fillmore auditorium. Performers included the Quicksilver
Messenger Service, Country Joe and the Fish, and the Grateful Dead.
Draft, 1966-67
This folder contains information about the draft, consequences for objecting to
the draft, and fliers promoting Stop the Draft Week.
Economy and Labor, 1966-67
This folder contains fliers about poverty, poor working conditions for farmers,
food shortages, and opposition to a used book store.
Free University of Berkeley, 1966-68
The Free University of Berkeley was created to protest the Educational
Establishment and to offer innovative classes. This folder includes fliers and
course catalogues.
Independent Socialist Club, 1966-67
This folder contains fliers distributed by the Independent Socialist Club about
socialism, free speech, events on campus, the Vietnam War, student power, racial
issues, and state, national, and international politics.
International Affairs, 1966-67
This folder contains informational fliers about South Africa, Venezuela, China,
Cuba, Iran, and the Middle East.
Mind Expansion, Psychedelics, Special Interest, 1966-68
This folder contains fliers on a wide variety of topics including lectures on
psychedelics, workshops to expand participants’ awareness or build interpersonal
relationships, Campus Crusade for Christ, women’s liberation, and sexual freedom
forums.
Politics, 1966-68, 1972
This folder contains fliers and pamphlets about city, state, and national
elections. Many of the fliers were produced by the Campus Committee for New
Politics.
Racial Issues, 1966-68
This folder contains fliers related to racial issues in Berkley and through the
nation. Topics mentioned include the Lowndes County Freedom Organization,
Malcolm X, Charles Mingus, police brutality, Huey Newton, and the Black Panther
Party.
Scientology, 1968
This folder contains fliers promoting Scientology and inviting people to
meetings.
Students for a Democratic Society, 1966-68
Students for a Democratic Society was a radical student activist organization.
These fliers publicize strikes, rallies and membership meetings and provide
information about the rising cost of living, Student Power, Black Power, Workers
Power, the war, the draft, and the University administration.
Vietnam, 1966-67
This folder contains information opposing the Vietnam War and suggests ways for
people to support the anti-war movement. Fliers oppose the use of napalm, depict
the horrific living conditions in Vietnam, advertise films about Vietnam, and
promote Vietnam week.
War, 1966-67
This folder contains fliers about war, peace, protests, and patriotism without
specifically mentioning Vietnam. One flier announces a demonstration against the
House Un-American Activities Committee.
