CPF

• CCPF : Catholic Peace Fellowship: Manuscripts
• CCPF 1 Group : Box 1: Subject Files: Africa - Caritos
• CCPF 1/01 Folder : Africa, 1965-68-
  Material includes: correspondence with and press statement concerning the Committee of Conscience Against Aparthied, 1966; list of U.S. corporations with investments in South Africa; Students for a Democratic Society study on "American Investment in South Africa: A Web of Power"; newsclippings. [Articles from LIFE, WORLDVIEW, NEWSWEEK, AFRICA TODAY, MOTIVE, AVE MARIA, JUBILEE, COMMONWEAL, removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 1/02 Folder : American Bishops, 1965-68.
  Material includes: correspondence of various bishops primarily concerning the Vietnam War.
• CCPF 1/03 Folder : ACC [American Clergymen's Committee], 1968.
  Material includes: xerox copies of ACC correspondence and general mailings; statement of purpose and support of ACC for Vietnamese War Relief with transcript of ACC meeting with Margaret Schwartz of the Treasure Department. Principle correspondents include: Margaret Schwartz, James Forest, Edwin Dahlberg, Robert Hovda.
• CCPF 1/04 Folder : AFSC [American Friends Service Committee], 1965-73.
  Material includes: correspondence of the AFSC (a Quaker service agency to provide opportunity for religious c.o.'s to render alternative service to and to encourage peaceful solutions to conflice) primarily concerning a proposed audience with the Pope, the Indochina summer program, and blockades of arms to Indochina; article reprints. Principle correspondents include: Thomas Cornell, Steward Meacham. [Pamphlets on Indochina and world peace programs sponsored by AFSC removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 1/05 Folder : American Friends Service Committee, 1973-74.
  Material includes: "Legislative Update," March 8, 1974; form letter re: National Action / Research on the Military Industrial Complex post war slide show in conjunction with plans to increase arms aid to Saigon; flyers and press releases on involvement in Vietnam; NEW YORK TIMES and WASHINGTON POST reprints distributed by AFSC; draft of handbook to cut aid to Thieu and Lon Nol governments and to contribute to the implementation of the Peace Agreement. [Indochina Program Newsletter, "The U.S.A.-Indochina," February-March, 1974, removed to printed material collection. See also Box 5, folder 1 - NARMIC.]
• CCPF 1/06 Folder : Appleseed, 1970.
  Material includes: Draft Appleseed Descriptive, ("a collective of pacifist groups in the New York City area");draft of informational mailing with initial mailing list; memo regarding book service; "Why Peace Movement Should do a Program on Housing Runaway Children"; typed booklet of Appleseed activities including "Volunteers for Peace" information, 1970.
• CCPF 1/07 Folder : Bail-Out, [1971-72].
  Material includes: one example of Bail-Out newsletter; fact sheed of the Joaquin Rodrigues Defense Committee; one letter from Steve Kurzyna as chairman of Bail-Out, a prisoner awareness organization.
• CCPF 1/08 Folder : Banks, Arthur Burghardt - Defense Committee [1973-74]. { Material includes: information and materials concerning the case of Arthur Burghardt Banks sentenced to five years in a federal penitentiary as a conscientious objector. ["Danbury: Anatomy of a Prison Strike," John Bach, Mitchell Snyding; reprint from TIME, Feb. 26, 1973, Vol. 101, No. 9 - Protest "They are Killing Me" (about Arthur Burghardt Banks); one copy of "Fortune News" Jan. 1974 featuring an article on Arthur Burghardt Banks, removed to printed.
  Material collection.]
• CCPF 1/09 Folder : Begegnung, 1964-65.
  Material includes: three letters and one postcard concerning BEGEGNUNG, a Catholic magazine of the GDR interested in peace and social progress.
• CCPF 1/10 Folder : Berlin Crisis, 1961-63.
  Material includes: mimeographed copies of mailings, proposals and discussions with Martin J. Hillenbrand re: Berlin Crisis; report of Conference on Berlin, 1962; comments on [John F.] Kennedy's speech of July 25, 1961; one newspaper clipping. [Printed material on Berlin Crisis, SANE USA, July-Aug. 1961, removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 1/11 Folder : Book File, March 3, 1966.
  Material includes: one letter from marge Hughes to Tom [Cornell] and Jim [Forest] concerning her book.
• CCPF 1/12 Folder : Bronx-Westchester Group [CPF], 1967.
  Material includes: one letter Jim Kearney to Jim [Forest] concerning SEVENTEEN panel, new CPF Bronx group, Pete Seeger Concert; questionnaire for new CPF group; one form letter.
• CCPF 1/13 Folder : Buddhist Monk Fast - Background Information, 1974. { Material deals with and includes: news releases from Thomas Merton Life Center and CPF; mailings of the Vietnamese Buddhist Peace Delegation (Paris); Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR) memos; International Committee to Free South Vietnamese Political Prisoners from Detention; Torture and Death mailing, March 1974; letters concerning the Buddhist Monk fast from George McGovern, Andrew Young, A. William Ofenlock, and Thomas Merton Life Center; clarification on the FOR story about the arrest of Buddhist Monks; declaration of the Episcopal Conference of Vietnam. [Two copies of INDOCHINA FOCAL POINT, March 1-15, March 16- 31; "Imprisonment and Torture in South Vietnam," Pham Tam; NCR reprint May 11, 1973-"Bishop reports on South Vietnam visit" (Thomas Gumbleton); International Fellowship of Reconciliation-Report, No. 3 March 1974, removed to printed.
  Material collection.]
• CCPF 1/14 Folder : Buddhists (Vietnamese) 1972-74.
  Material includes: the Vietnamese Buddhist Peace Delegation letters from Thieu Phap Lan to the Unified Buddhist Church; mailings of the Vietnamese Buddhist Peace Delegation to Paris; International Committee of Conscience on Vietnam re: School of Youth for Social Service; xerox of photographs [Vietnam?]; mailing of FOR re: a shift within the Saigon government from harassment to extreme repression of the Buddhist peace movement; copies of Le Lotus-bulletin of the Unified Buddhist Church; "Demonstration Witnessed by Quaker Representative," Paul Quinn. [All printed material removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 1/15 Folder : The BULLETIN - December 1967.
  Material includes: purchase form for the BULLETIN, a bi- monthly publication of the CPF; texts of articles included in the December BULLETIN-including, book reviews, articles on the "unjust war," American Catholic Bishops statement, letters to the Vietnamese, support for draft resisters, poems and articles concerning Catholic Relief Service in Vietnam.
• CCPF 1/16 Folder : CALC (1960's).
  Material includes: steering committee minutes, June 20, 196?.
• CCPF 1/17 Folder : Cambodia, Laos, Malasia, Siam, 1965, 1967-68.
  Material includes: xeroxed clippings concerning the war in these areas. [All printed articles and studies removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 1/18 Folder : CFSC (Canadian Friends Service Committee) 1967-68.
  Material includes: correspondence and reports concerning CFSC activities especially Canadian medical aid to Vietnam; lists of medical supplies needed and sent. (Several letters in French). Principle correspondents include Frank S. Dingman.
• CCPF 1/19 Folder : Caritas, CRS / CPF Statements & News Releases, 1967.
  Material includes: response to Charles Hughes' letter; letters to Caritas Internationalis Rome, Italy; CRS letter to Commonweal; Religious News Service releases; statement against CRS; drafts of statements on "Politics & Peace." Principle correspondents include: Thomas Quigley, Fabien Flynn, Charles Hughes, James O'Gara, Thomas Merton, Eileen Eagan, Carlo Bayer. [All reprints and printed material removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 1/20 Folder : Caritas, CRS / CPF Statements, Correspondence, 1967.
  Material includes: draft of a statement by Dan Berrigan; address labels; correspondence. Principle correspondents include: James Forrest, Agostino Bono, Carlo Bayer, Adolph Schalk, Michael Novak. [Photographs and printed material removed to photo and printed material collections.]
• CCPF 2 Group : Box 2: Subject Files: Catholic Action-Civil Rights
• CCPF 2/01 Folder : Material includes: several drafts of a paper on "The Tradedy of East Bengal"; mailings regarding Bengal sent out from Ken Curtin (CPF).
• CCPF 2/02 Folder : Catholic Association for International Peace (CAIP), 1966.
  Material includes: mailing and tentative program for the 39th Annual Conference, 1966; analysis of commentaries on the National Inter-Religious Conference on Peace, 1966; statement of the World Order Committee of the CAIP on the war in Vietnam; correspondence concerning the 1966 conference and CAIP activities. Principle correspondents include: George Higgins, James Forest, Charles O'Donnell.
• CCPF 2/03 Folder : Catholic Education, 1965.
  Material includes: two papers by James Forest-"Defense of a Catholic School System," "War, Hunger, Nationalism- Basic Concerns of the Teacher says Nun." [COMMONWEAL article, "Reforming the Seminaries," Joseph O'Donoghue, Nov. 6, 1964 removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 2/04 Folder : Catholic Inter-American Cooperation Program (CICOP), 1971-72.
  Material includes: Correspondence concerning the CICOP conference, 1971-72. Principle correspondents include: Thomas Quigley, Thomas Cornell.
• CCPF 2/05 Folder : Catholic Relief Service (CRS), 1967-68. { Material includes: correspondence, news releases and newspaper reprints concerning the CRS controversy of aid to North Vietnam; CPF response to CRS executive director, Edward E. Swanstrom; CRS aid to the "Popular Forces" also known as the Self Defense Corps. Principle correspondents include: James Forest, Thomas Cornell, Michael Novak, James Norris, Charles Hughes, Paul Velde, Caritas Internationalis. ["CRS of the National Catholic Welfare Conference" INFORMATION BULLETIN, 1966; "When, Lord, Were You in North Vietnam?" reprint from Ocr. 7 AVE MARIA, removed to printed.
  Material collection.]
• CCPF 2/06 Folder : Catholic Relief Service (CRS) Ad & Article, 1967.
  Material includes: "Shall We Play Politics or Work for Peace?"- an advertisement for the CPF with a list of names used in conjunction with the ad.
• CCPF 2/07 Folder : Catholicism, 1964-65.
  Material includes: news clippings concerning Catholicism. [All printed articles removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 2/08 Folder : Catholics in South Vietnam, 1970-71. { Material includes: "Statement Against a Corrupt, Unjust, and Degenerate Society," June 1974 with note from Thomas Gumbleton; list of members of the Catholic Commission of Inquiry; International Assembly of Christians in Solidarity with Vietnamese, Laotion, and Cambodian peoples, activities and correspondence; reports of North Vietnam and the church; "Socialism in Vietnam: 25 Years of Building," Troung Ba Can; "Vietnamization of Saigon Politics," Cynthia Fredrick; appeals and letters from the suffering South Vietnamese to the Catholic Church; "Vietnamese Catholics and Peace" by Vietnamese Christians in the Service of the People, 1970. [COMMONWEAL reprints "Our Catholic 'Enemies' Encountering the Church of North Vietnam," Richard Griffen, "Catholic Bloodbath in Vietnam," D. Gareth Porter removed to printed.
  Material collection.]
• CCPF 2/09 Folder : CCCO [Central Committee for Conscientiuos Objectors], 1967- 68.
  Material includes: minutes of CCCO executive committee meeting Jan. 1967-June 1968; one letter from CCCO to CPF concerning a request for information.
• CCPF 2/10 Folder : Chavez, Ceasar [ca. 1960's].
  Material includes: peper-"Amigos Guide to Health"; copy of "Proclamation"; spanish-poetry; registration and schedule for "Perigrination"-National Farm Workers Association; Amigos Song Book.
• CCPF 2/11 Folder : Christian - Marxist Dialogue, 1963-66.
  Material includes: Religious News Service articles concerning the Communist Party and Atheism; "Notes from a trip to Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, and East Berlin," John Heidbrink,1963; letter from Hubertus Guske (Begegnung) to Jim Forest; newspaper clippings. [Roque Dalton article "Catholics and Communists in Latin America" removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 2/12 Folder : Christian Peace Conference, 1964-66.
  Material includes: correspondence concerning the conferences; Jim Forest's report on the conference; lists of participants; John Heidbrink's notes from trip (see Box 2, Foler 11); speeches from conference (in German); several papers on Peace and Catholicism; Information Bulletins of Christian Peace Conferences. [All printed material removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 2/13 Folder : Christianity and Atheism: A Dialogue? [no date].
  Material includes: one paper entitled "Christianity and Atheism: A Dialogue" (no author given).
• CCPF 2/14 Folder : Civil Disobedience, 1968.
  Material includes: text of policy statement of the ACLU on Civil Disobedience, 1968; aims of U.S. Committee for Justice to Latin American political prisoners.
• CCPF 2/15 Folder : Civil Rights, 1965.
  Material includes: newspaper clippings on the Freedom March- Selma, Alabama, civil rights, and disobedience; Religious News Service articles on Selma; Philip Randolph Institute- Prospectus; "The Racial Revolution in a Theological Perspective," John Yoder.
• CCPF 3 Group : Box 3: Subject Files: Commission-Indochina
• CCPF 3/01 Folder : Commission on Youth Service Projects.
  Material includes: The Report of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders, by Bayard Rustin; Second Annual Fall Consultation on Voluntary Service, 1966- mailing and agenda.
• CCPF 3/02 Folder : Committee of Responsibility, 1960's.
  Material includes: one letter to the executive committee of the Committee of Responsibility for support of projected aid in medical supplies to Vietnam; one memo concerning the close relation of CPF to Committee of Responsibility.
• CCPF 3/03 Folder : Commonweal, 1964-65.
  Material includes: three letters to Jim Forest from John Leo concerning articles for COMMONWEAL.
• CCPF 3/04 Folder : Communist Party (U.S.), 1966. { Material includes: three letters of correspondence concerning the 18th National Convention of the Communist Party; one newspaper clipping re: Communist party intention to move openly into civil rights struggles. ["Party Affairs," May 1966, a NEW YORKER reprint removed to printed.
  Material collection.]
• CCPF 3/05 Folder : Condition of Man Conference, 1966.
  Material includes: report on a call for a conference on the Condition of Man on the Planet, and a list of supporters.
• CCPF 3/06 Folder : Congressonal Information, 1974.
  Material includes: recent legislation re: Vietnam; information on appropriations of aid to Vietnam; letters in support of CPF from Jacob Javits, Elizabeth Hortzman; testimony of Congresswoman Bella Abzug; list of Friends Committee on National Legislation; testimony of Edward Block before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on "Humanitarian Aid" in Vietnam. [The U.S. and Indochina-newsletter, December 1973, August 1974; "Parish Agreements on Vietnam"; "Treatment of Political Prisoners Hearing", 1973; CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, Tues. April 9, 1974 re: political prisoners in South Vietnam, removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 3/07 Folder : Corita, Mary, 1966.
  Material includes: Mary Corita's artwork (serigraphs); advertisements for her shows; articles concerning Mary Corita; CPF request for her services in designing a booklet; price list for serigraphs for sale; newspaper clippings. [All printed articles on Mary Corita and Immaculate Heart College removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 3/08 Folder : Cuba [no date].
  Material includes: one newsclipping of a book review by Marion Glean for the book CHRISTIANITY AND REVOLUTION: THE LESSON OF CUBA by Leslie Dewart.
• CCPF 3/09 Folder : Cybernation, 1964-65.
  Material includes: W.H. Ferry articles-"Technology and Jobs," "Toward a Moral Economy," "Peace on Earth: Moral and Technological Implications"; bibliography of The Triple Revolution and related themes; Young Christian Students Study Day on Peace.
• CCPF 3/10 Folder : Del Vasto, Joseph Lanza, 1963-67.
  Material includes: short biogaphy of Del Vasto; correspondence concerning Del Vasto's visit to the U.S. and his sponsorship of CPF.
• CCPF 3/11 Folder : Dominican Republuc [no date].
  Material includes: report of the Fellowship of Reconciliation on a mission to the Dominican Republic; "Observing the Election in the Dominican Republic," Donald F. Keys.
• CCPF 3/12 Folder : Draft (Conscription), 1965-66. { Material includes: "Legal Issues in the Draft Cases," Diane Schulder; International League Against Conscription- constitution. [THE DAILY CALIFORNIAN, May 12, 1966 and an article re: the draft, from LIFE, removed to printed.
  Material collection.]
• CCPF 3/13 Folder : Easter March and Vigil, 1965. { Material includes: letters from Margery Haring-coordinator, concerning the march. [Eastern Europe: Czechoslovak peacemovement brochure and "Reform Yes, Revolition No," Max Frankel removed to printed.
  Material collection.]
• CCPF 3/14 Folder : Economic Problems, 1965.
  Material includes: "Poverty and Christian Response," William Stringfellow-an extract from an editorial.
• CCPF 3/15 Folder : Ecumenical Commission, 1967.
  Material includes: documents and reports of the CPC (Christian Peace Conference) in Taize, France; list of commissions for the study of ecumenical problems.
• CCPF 3/16 Folder : Ecumenics, 1965-67. { Material includes: "Reunion of Christians Despite Catholic Dogma?," Thomas Sartory; "The New Protestant Stance Toward Roman Catholicism," "Christian Stance Toward Judaism," "The Ecumenicals and the Evangelicals," "The New Stance of Christians Toward World Religions," sermons of O. Walter Wagner, presented on the Protestant Hour, KSD-TV, 1967; newsclippings. [All printed material removed to printed.
  Material collection.]
• CCPF 3/17 Folder : Emergency Project, 1973-74.
  Material includes: flyer on a public meeting of international protest; form letter from George Webber to various priests and bishops to put pressure on them for the release of Buddhist and Catholic peacemakers in Saigon and Hanoi.
• CCPF 3/18 Folder : Emmaus House, 1967.
  Material includes: Emmaus House brochure; appeal for donations; "Reflections on Community" paper on Emmaus House; "Disciplines of the East Harlem Group Ministry"- information sheet. [NEWSWEEK reprint-"A Kind of Mecca" re: Emmaus House removed to printed material collection, (Xerox remains in collection.)]
• CCPF 3/19 Folder : Episcopal Peace Fellowship, 1966.
  Material includes: one letter Thomas [Cornell] to Thomas Hayes re: noncooperation with the Selective Service.
• CCPF 3/20 Folder : Fellowship of Reconciliation-Vietnamese Buddhists, 1973-74.
  Material includes: memo and correspondence from Tom Cornell- FOR to members of the Senate and House of Representatives concerning the situation of political prisoners in Vietnam; "Letter to all Vietnamese Busshists from the Patriarch"; Declaration of the Episcopal Conference of Vietnam, 1974 (translated from French); list of people in Philadelphia supporting the Buddhist monks fasting in Saigon prisons with a press release; copies of articles re: war prisoners.
• CCPF 3/21 Folder : Fund Raising, 1966-68.
  Material includes: mailings explaining CPF work and the evils of the Vietnam war; CARE and MEDICO brochures; two letters-Thomas Cornell 1968, Philip Berrigan, 1966.
• CCPF 3/22 Folder : Hopwell Junction - Catholic Quaker Retreat, 1971.
  Material includes: retreat invitation returns. [House Un- American Activities Committee, 1965; one article "HUAC- COMMONWEAL removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 3/23 Folder : Indochina Aid-Legislative { Materials from Tiger Cage Project, 1975.
  Material includes: Indochina aid request for 1975; mailing to Tiger Cage Demonstrators re: 1975 military appropriations for Vietnam; press release from Les Aspin-"Planes sent to Vietnam end up on scrap metal black market"; Peter H.B. Frelinghuysen-"Study Mission-II,Vietnam"; newspaper article- "Former A.I.D. Official Testifies on: 'Humanitarian Aid' Scandal," excerpts from the testimony of Edward Block, July 2, 1974.
• CCPF 3/24 Folder : Indochina Mobil Education Project, 1973. { Material includes: mailings sent by Mobile Education Project; Action Guideline-Saigon's Political Prisoners;.
  Materials from Indochina Resource Center-books and pamphlets. [All printed material removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 3/25 Folder : Indochina Peace Campaign (IPC), 1973.
  Material includes: IPC flyers-"Women's Resources," "Our Taxes for Torture?"; Resource Center Report for Ohio Conference of IPC, October 1973; report from Portland IPC Chapter; proposed strategies for peace campaign actions; agenda for National Planning Conference on Indochina; Medical Aid for Indochina (MAI) letters. [Printed material removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 4 Group : Box 4: Subject Files: International-Muste
• CCPF 4/01 Folder : International Assembly of Christians [IAC], 1972.
  Material includes: one IAC document on "Catholics in North Vietnam: by Jean Vogel. [See also Box 2, Folder 8.]
• CCPF 4/02 Folder : International Committee of Conscience on Vietnam *ICCV), 1966-67.
  Material includes: correspondence concerning ICCV meetins (Australia). Principle correspondents include Alfred Hassler, Alan Walker. Newspaper clipping-article by Alfred Hassler in Dutch newspaper. [ICCV brochure; THE CHRISTIAN CENTURY reprint of "Australia" by Rex Mathias removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 4/03 Folder : International Committee to Free South Vietnamese Political Prisoners, 1973-74.
  Material includes: mailings; flyers; reprints; and newspaper clippings giving information on political prisoners and the Committee to Free Political Prisoners' activities.
• CCPF 4/04 Folder : International Conference for the Implementation of the Paris Agreement on Vietnam, 1973-74.
  Material includes: resolution-Stockholm, March 29-31, 1974; "The Paris Agreement and the Legitimacy of the PRG," Richard A. Falk; "U.S. Aid: The Main Obstacle to Full Implementation of the Paris Agreement on Vietnam," William Goodfellow and Fred Branfman; letter from Elly Steinmann re: political prisoners; "Nixon administration's Strategy of Multileteral Aid to Thieu's Economy," Gabriel Kolko; general reports, documents and information sheets concerning Vietnam political prisoners and U.S. aid to Vietnam.
• CCPF 4/05 Folder : Inter-Religious Conference on Peace, March 15-17, 1966.
  Material includes: reports, declarations, and recommendations of the conference and the workshops; "Commentary on Forms of Intervention," Gordon Zahn; articles on "Limitations and Possibilites of Organized Religion Acting for Peace"; position papers-"Living with the Changing Communist Worls," "Forms of Intervention: Moral Responsibilities and Limits," "Limitations and Possibilities for Peace," "Confronting the Changing Communist World," "The Role of Arms in the Search for Peace," and "China and the Conflicts in Asia"; list of participants by workshop.
• CCPF 4/06 Folder : Jagerstatter, Franz, 1965.
  Material includes: newspaper clippings on Jagerstatter regarding refusal to fight for Hitler; drafts of articles. [Printed articles in FELLOWSHIP and WORLDVIEW removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 4/07 Folder : Jericho II, 1971.
  Material includes: responses to April 18, 1971, activities in support of Jericho II and the Berrigans in Danbury, CT; letters returned from Jericho II announcing cancellation.
• CCPF 4/08 Folder : JESUIT MISSIONS Magazine.
  Material includes: three letters of correpondence between James Forest and James Cotter, director of JESUIT MISSIONS.
• CCPF 4/09 Folder : Latin America, 1966-67.
  Material includes: Report '67 of the Conference of Inter- American Student Projects (CIASP); James Forest's Catholic Worker Reader Introduction (draft); "Report on Work in Latin America from May to August, 1966" by Hildegard and Jean Goss. [All printed material removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 4/10 Folder : Lee Stern-Fast, 1965.
  Material includes: corrsepondence concerning Lee Stern's fast during the Vietnam War, especially to President Lyndon B. Johnson. Principle correspondents include A.J. Muste, Lee Stern.
• CCPF 4/11 Folder : [Literature - CPF, ca. 1966].
  Material includes: samples of leaflets and a list of available literature from the Catholic Peace Fellowship.
• CCPF 4/12 Folder : Lyttle, Bradford Defense Committee, 1971.
  Material includes: one letter from Lyttle re: his trial; photocopy of clipping giving result of Lyttle trial. [See also Box 6, Folder 4.]
• CCPF 4/13 Folder : Merton, Thomas, 1962-68.
  Material includes: poetry and writings of Merton; correspondence of Merton concerning his thoughts and personal matters to Jim Forest (with copies). [Reprints and magazine articles removed to printed material collection.][See also Box 4, Folder 15.]
• CCPF 4/14 Folder : Mobilization: Washington, 1967. { Material includes: schedule of events for Washington Mobilization; analysis of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives attitudes on Vietnam; "Vietnam-The Clergyman's Dilemma," a position paper for distribution; newspaper clippings on antiwar demonstrations; Student Mobilization Committee brochures and mailings. [All printed.
  Material removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 4/15 Folder : Monasteries, 1964-66 [Papers by Thomas Merton].
  Material includes: "The Monastic Renewal Problems and Prospects"-for Ed Rice by Thomas Merton; "Notes from an Ex Novice," "The Climate of Monastic Prayer," "Monastic Vows," "Monastic Vocation and the Background of Modern Secular Thought," papers by Thomas Merton.
• CCPF 4/16 Folder : Muste, A.J., 1967.
  Material includes: news article, letters and telegrams announcing the death of A.J. Muste with condolences.
• CCPF 5 Group : Box 5: Subject Files: National-Peace News
• CCPF 5/01 Folder : National Action / Research on the Military Industrial Complex (NARMIC), 1973-74.
  Material includes: NARMIC (a Project of the American Friends Service Committee) mailings, publications and activity information concerning U.S. support of South Vietnamese jails and police as well as U.S. continuation in South Vietnam after the ceasefire; "We Call This War A Ceasefire," Dave McFadden, 1973; list of House of Representative Committee on Foreign Affairs; statement by Edward Kennedy charging administration cover-up and deception in South Vietnam. [A NEW TORK TIMES, Feb. 25, 1974 reprint-"Vast Aid From U.S. Backs Saigon in Continuing War," David Shipler; brochure-"United Campaign to Cut Aid to Thieu"-Indochina Peace Campaign; Congressional Record, Monday June 4, 1973, reprint "Prisons and Political Prisoners in South Vietnam"- removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 5/02 Folder : 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.
• CCPF 5/03 Folder : 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.]
• CCPF 5/04 Folder : Nazism and Aftermath, 1964.
  Material includes: two newpaper clippings on Nazism.
• CCPF 5/05 Folder : 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.
• CCPF 5/06 Folder : New Mexico, 1965.
  Material includes: The Santa Fe Community Action Organization-Narrative Progress Reoirt, 1965; CIASP Guide to Health-Immunity
• CCPF 5/07 Folder : 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.
• CCPF 5/08 Folder : New York Resistance [ca. 1960's].
  Material includes: ideas for New York war resisters; non- violent education suggestions.
• CCPF 5/09 Folder : New Zealand, 1966.
  Material includes: one letter concerning interest in world peace, (e.g. interest in CPF,) with reply.
• CCPF 5/10 Folder : 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.]
• CCPF 5/11 Folder : Non-Sectarian Committe for Life, 1971 Metrial includes: one flyer concerning abortion; one reply to inquiry regarding the aims of the organization.
• CCPF 5/12 Folder : 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.
• CCPF 5/13 Folder : [Non-Violence NewsClippings, 1962-65].
  Material includes: newsclippings on non-violence activities and ideas.
• CCPF 5/14 Folder : 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.]
• CCPF 5/15 Folder : 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.
• CCPF 5/16 Folder : PAX, 1961-66.
  Material includes: Trivoli Conference agenda, July 1966; correspondence regarding the PAX BULLETIN, and the Executive Committee of American PAX; PAX mailings; proposed declaration on Vietnam; constitution of PAX; letter explaining the beginning of American PAX to Ned Hogan from Tom Cornell; Two documents in French; several PAX flyer entitled "Whati it Does"; notice of central committee for conscientious objectors; article-"On Making Lasting Peace" of Schema XIII. [Copies of PAX BULLETIN, "Council for Survival" by Archbishop Roberts; COMMONWEAL reprint June 21, 1968," End Discrimination in the Draft Law"; "So You Won't Fight, Eh?," 1939, removed to printed material collection.]
• CCPF 5/17 Folder : PAX and Early CPF Correspondence, 1961-62, 1964.
  Material includes: correspondence re: PAX and FOR. Principle correspondents include: James Forest, John Heidbrink.

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