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• CZHN 9/12225 Newspaper Clipping : Robert Fulford - Toronto Star: "Monument to a Martyr" 1965/0210
  Discusses the book IN SOLITARY WITNESS, the background of the book's sunject, Jaegerstaetter, and the moral issue Gordon explores in his retelling of the events of Jaegerstaetter's refusal. ~ Canada
• CZHN 9/12214 Newspaper Clipping : Edna Vercini - Article from The Bridgeport Post: "A Man's Decision to Die Rather Than Compromise" 1965/0214
  Article discusses the content of IN SOLITARY WITNESS and how Gordon went about researching the books subject, Jaegerstaetter. ~ Bridgeport, CT
• CZHN 9/12221 Newspaper Clipping : Edna Vercini - Bridgeport Post: "A Man's Decision to Die Rather Than Compromise" 1965/0214
  Discusses the content of IN SOLITARY WITNESS, and how Gordon came to be interested in the book's subject. ~ CT
• CZHN 6/09121 Correspondence : Paul Mundy - Letter to Fr. Mulligan 1965/0215
  Request for an extension on the Simon Research Fellowship until January 1966. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 8/10729 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Nu 1965/0216
  news on the Ramparts article that may interest her. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 8/10755 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Miss Hollander 1965/0222
  complaining about not receiving word from her after his trip to Milwaukee. He also asks if Gerry had sent the check stubs book he requested. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 9/12222 Newspaper Clipping : John Eckhart - Catholic Northwest Progress: "A Modern Martyr" 1965/0223
  Discusses the content of Gordon's IN SOLITARY WITNESS, analyzing asoects of the book and declaring that it should be a moving experience to read the book, as it is finely written. ~ Seattle, Washington
• CZHN 6/09140 Contract Renewal : James Maguire S.J. - Contract Renewal for Gordon Zahn. 1965/0226
  Contract renewal for the academic year 1965-1966. ~ Chicago
• CZHN 9/12213 Clipping : Thomas Neill - From The Sign reviewing Gordon's IN SOLITARY WITNESS 1965/03
  Discusses the book's subject and briefly mentions how Gordon came to write the work.
• CZHN 9/12215 Newspaper Clipping : Thomas Neill - Article from The Sign reviewing Gordon's IN SOLITARY WITNESS 1965/03
  Describes the content of the work and how Gordon became interested in the subject he wrote the book about. ~ NJ
• CZHN 6/09124 Correspondence : R. W. Mulligan - Letter to Gordon Zahn. 1965/0301
  Review for request of leave of absence with full pay during the first semester of the 1965-66 academic year. ~ Chicago
• CZHN 9/12543 Correspondence : Weister - Letter to Prof. Zahn 1965/0301
  He states that he helped the translator of Gordon's book in areas that were of difficulty, and adds some comments to help "throw some light" on the unfortunate situation in Austria, that is the politics influencing certain issues they addressed earlier. ~ Austria
• CZHN 8/10773 Correspondence : Zahn - Letter to Gerry Hollander 1965/0304
  mentioning his visit to the Dominican Priests' Black Friars house in which he saw the most beautiful black cat. Zahn was also given a half-year sabbatical with full pay from Loyola university. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 4/04908 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1965/0306
  Letter to Msgr. Higgins re: the letter and article he had sent to Gordon. ~ Writes to Msgr. Higgins to address Higgins' criticism of Gordon's RAMPART article. Gordon concedes on a point or two, but his main assertion is that he stands by his article and writes his rebuttal to Higgins' article in his letter. Regretfully Gordon will not be in Washington before the Schema 13 issue is decided, but would still like to discuss the issue at some later date.
• CZHN 8/10766 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Ruby Hollander 1965/0307
  to Ruby requesting her to inform Gerry to send him about thirty sheets of the letterhead of his and give word on how his manuscript is progressing. Also he comments on his struggle with his tax forms and how he won't be getting back anywhere near the estimated total he was planning on. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 8/10772 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn ~ Letter to Nu 1965/0310
  requesting a carbon copy of the table of contents from his manuscript. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 6/09123 Correspondence : - Letter to Fr. Mulligan. 1965/0311
  Enclosed signed contract for the academic year 1965-66.
• CZHN 9/12204 Correspondence : William Shirer - Letter to Gordon 1965/0312
  He states that he was moved by Gordon's book, but due to illness in the family was unable to write the publisher. He recommends that Gordon not give up on the new job, and he hopes that the fellowship rewards him. ~ NY
• CZHN 8/10768 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Nu 1965/0314
  enclosing clippings from the newspaper that should amuse her. He also mentions his bus trip to Werth where the weather was pleasant.
• CZHN 6/08619 Correspondence : M. Gallagher, S.J. - Letter to Gordon 1965/0323
  Thanks him for his encouragement with his article and for the leads. He accounts for all of the difficulty in getting the article published. He is happy to see that Gordon is researching the role of chaplains in during the wars. He also wrote a response to AMERICA'S review of IN SOLITARY WITNESS, he feels they missed the point entirely. ~ Tokyo
• CZHN 8/10753 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Nu 1965/0328
  informing her that he received the first shipment and also asks for confirmation on her sending off his typing. Also he informs her of upcoming events and travel arrangements. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 6/08547 Correspondence : Joseph E. Cunneen - Letter to Mrs. Hollander 1965/0331
  Note to let her know that he is sending Dr. Zahn's materials back since Holt (publishing company) was not able to bring the book out quickly enough. ~ New York
• CZHN 6/08549 Correspondence : Joseph E. Cunneen, Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, Inc., Publishers - Letter to Gordon 1965/0331
  Feels that it is a worthwhile project but they do not like the title. Their bosses do not think that rushing another Zahn publication will be possible but they are supportive of the venture. ~ New York
• CZHN 9/12570 Correspondence : Louise Wijnhausen - Letter to Gordon on behalf of Sheed and Ward Inc. 1965/0331
  They thanks him for the German letters on his book, and notes that Philip Scharper did get the book. They have just received an offer from Beacon Press and are looking into it. ~ NY
• CZHN 9/12682 Case History : Foster Parents Plan - Description of Gordon's new foster child. 1965/04
  Discusses and outlines the life of Josefino Esguerra. Josefino's father suffers from asthma and pulmonary tuberculosis. He works as a carpenter and his medical condition is getting progressively worse. It also outlines the current situation of his siblings and his mother who stays home to look after the family. They are currently living in a one room shack made of leaves. Josefino is in the 2nd grade.
• CZHN 8/10771 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Irene Hollander 1965/0405
  to Irene requesting that she inform Gerry that the manuscript except the two chapters on the CO's is to be sent to the listed address. Also he informs Irene that she will be receiving carving soon. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 9/12211 Correspondence : Mrs. Rea - Letter to Gordon 1965/0405
  She reviews and praises Gordon's new book, presents brief questions about the subject, Jaegerstaetter's, family. She closes inquiring about the subject of Gordon's next book. ~ Palm Beach, FL
• CZHN 8/10777 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to the Hollanders 1965/0410
  updating them on his trip to Vienna, describing the prostitutes that roam around the grounds where he is staying. He also comments on the weather. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 8/10754 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Nu 1965/0421
  thanking her for the medal and his note that he will make a good Catholic out of her if she shows taste in religious symbolism.
• CZHN 8/10769 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Irene Hollander 1965/0426
  to Irene talking about his trips and the hotels he stayed at. His trip to Huntingdon was rather unpleasant due to the rain, chill, and constant travel. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 9/12542 Correspondence : Weister - Letter to Prof Zahn 1965/0426
  They received the translated version of his book; he will do his best to advertise and review the book. He discusses the book on Jaegerstaetter briefly and notes his location and telephone number.
• CZHN 8/10740 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Nu 1965/0429
  confirming that she sends the bill with his enclosed check to be sent on to Home Fed. He also mentions Ruby's and Gerry's letters.
• CZHN 4/05245 Letter : Tom McGrath, Features Editor of PEACE NEWS 1965/0430
  Letter to Gordon from Tom ~ Tom writes Gordon to tell him that he is the new correspondent for PEACE NEWS, and asks Gordon if he would write an article concerning the Pope's statement on conscientious objection.
• CZHN 9/12633 Manuscript : Gordon Zahn - Conscientious Objection and Taxation 1965/05
  Discusses the actions of the US in Vietnam and its effect directly and indirectly of those who are conscientious objectors, protesting the war. He focuses on the involunatry support of war efforts through the payment of taxes.
• CZHN 8/10762 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Gerry 1965/0507
  asking how everyone is doing and what are they up to since they prefer not to write to him and tell him what they are doing. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 8/10781 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter 1965/0511
  informing her of his secret plan to talk to Susan on the day of her graduation since he cannot be there and asks her to help him organize the event and plan the times when she will be home.
• CZHN 8/10723 Correspondence : Sister Mary Theresita, SSJ - Letter to Dr. Zahn 1965/0515
  her opinions on his recent book IN SOLITARY WITNESS: unique and a must in library and classes.
• CZHN 8/10767 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Nu 1965/0518
  enclosing a check for the ring to keep her daughter from changing her mind. He also inquires about the whereabouts of the last three chapters of his manuscript.
• CZHN 8/10775 Correspondence : Zahn - Letter to Nu 1965/0523
  sharing his activities, upcoming manuscripts, and baseball games. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 8/10765 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Gerry 1965/0529
  inquiring about the last three chapters of his manuscript that they are not mentioning. He notes the small but lovely Spring weather from time to time and reminds her to inform Ruby that packages of books are coming.
• CZHN 4/04933 Document : Gordon Zahn 1965/0604
  IN MY VIEW: A Selection of Letters to the Editor ~ Article written by Gordon Zahn to the editor of the Catholic Herald in response to an article written re: the proposed revision of schema 13 as it relates to nuclear war. Two original copies of the article. ~ Mr. Zahn states that the total destruction of cities and anyone in them (by use of nuclear weapons) is intolerable. If this is tolerated it will negate and ~ repudiate "the insistent protests of all our recent Popes." Mr. Zahn's second objection is that he finds it "unseemly for any spiritual leader. . . to speak in terms of 'the enemy'. The Christian should know no enemy." ~ Catholic Herald
• CZHN 9/12196 Note : Carey McWilliams - Note to Gordon on behalf of The Nation 1965/0607
  Asks Gordon if he would like to do a piece sometime, as they would welcome suggestions. ~ NY
• CZHN 4/04934 Document : Bernard Swan 1965/0611
  Raymond Hilliard and F. C. F. Chambers-Wheeler ~ In My View ~ Three reactions to Gordon Zahn's written response to the editor of the Catholic Herald. ~ Mr. Swan writes pretty much in support of Mr. Zahn's writing, Mr. Hilliard does not and F. C. F. Chambers-Wheeler seems to mix both points of view. ~ Catholic Herald
• CZHN 8/10778 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Nu 1965/0622
  informing her that when he arrived in Dublin, the buses and railroads had gone on strike and he had to take a cab to the Powers house. He also outlines his upcoming travel schedule to inform her and Fern that he may be in the area for a conference.
• CZHN 6/08555 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Mr. Justus George Lawler, Editor, Herder and Herder, cc: Joe Cunneen 1965/0624
  Wants his original copy to be submitted to him. He would prefer no option clause. He also would like a copy of the CONTINUUM article for his own use and for the influencing the bishops at the council. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 9/12684 Receipt : Payment from Foster Parents Plan Inc. 1965/07
  A receipt for $90 received from Foster Parents' Plan Inc. It is for a quarterly payment on a second adoption.
• CZHN 9/12198 Correspondence : Timothy Raison - Letter to Zahn on behalf of New Society 1965/0701
  The request an article on the results of Gordon's findings in his investigations among the Chaplains at American air bases. They would like a 2000-2500 word piece for which they can offer 20 guineas to cover all rights. ~ London
• CZHN 6/08556 Correspondence : George, Herder and Herder Publishers - Letter to Gordon 1965/0703
  Feels that the book is good, but that the sales will be poor. It will have a great impact in the social sciences but not with the American Catholic Community. Suggests that he doesn't mention that he submitted a manuscript to Herder because of the option clause. ~ New York
• CZHN 8/10727 Correspondence : McButler - Letter to Prof. Zahn 1965/0707
  thanking him for the gift of his book. Also he asks Zahn what weight the commands of a legitimate authority should carry in the formation of conscience.
• CZHN 4/04949 Document : Gordon Zahn 1965/0709
  Teacher of mercy and truth ~ Newspaper article reviewing JOURNAL OF A SOUL, the published personal journal written by Pope John XXIII. ~ Discusses contents of the book and how it gives insight into the character and nature of the man who is now Pope. Points out that the devotional practices that are frequently scorned, even by those in the church, served to sustain the faith of the peasant-turned-pope. ~ newspaper- Peace News ~ p 10
• CZHN 8/10779 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Geraldine Hollander 1965/0711
  He is disappointed that no one informed him of their activities and Susan's news on the Peace Corps. Zahn also lists his upcoming travel arrangements.
• CZHN 8/10731 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Nu 1965/0716
  expressing his sadness at the death of Adlai. Also he shares his progress on his talk he is supposed to give at Nottingham. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 8/10736 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Nu 1965/0720
  All-Star Baseball game and the shock that she did not mention that one of his favorite players had a hip injury and was out of the game. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 9/12348 Correspondence : Cardinal Suenens - Letter to Gordon 1965/0722
  Thanks him for the book and states that in regards to the problem Gordon raised, he will pay great attention to the arguments when it comes in discussion, and that he will read the book at first opportunity. ~ Manchester
• CZHN 9/12199 Correspondence : Lance Sheppard - Letter to Gordon 1965/0722
  He thanks Gordon for the article and requests a few changes, all resting in the histroical summary. He asks if Gordon knows when the decision for the declaration on Jews at the council is due, as it will do them no good to publish it after the decision is made.
• CZHN 9/12350 Correspondence : Roberts - Note to Gordon 1965/0723
  He asks that Gordon tell Butler that he is making a definite proposition for the Schema on the Modern World regarding Conscientious Objection. He further gives Gordon a statement about Manifest and the Nuremburg criminals, giving Gordon permission to quote the statement. ~ London
• CZHN 9/12351 Correspondence : Beck - Letter to Gordon 1965/0724
  Thanks him for the copy of IN SOLITARY WITNESS and addresses issues raised in Gordon's last letter about conscience and notes a talk he gave that Gordon may have some interest in. ~ Liverpool
• CZHN 8/10738 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter 1965/0726
  Updating everyone on his travels and departure from Brommcroft. Also he inquires about Susan's health and comments on the slumping of the stock market. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 8/10728 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Nu 1965/0730
  news on his trip to Wales and the beautiful countryside. Although he faced bad weather, it finally cleared up and he was able to take a tram up to the hilltop and walk down. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 9/12683 Progress Report : Elma Laurenzi - Letter to Gordon on behalf of Foster Parents Plan Inc. 1965/08
  Discusses the progress of Italian foster child, Oliva Pasquale. He is in the second year of Junior High School. He can't wait to obtain his Junior High School diploma so that he can start work as a mechanic and help his family out financially. He likes to play ball and his health is good. It also discusses the family's financial state and how the rest of the family is doing.
• CZHN 9/12197 Note : Carey McWilliams - To Gordon on behalf of The Nation 1965/0803
  Thanks Gordon for the note and states that he is sure Gordon will come up with an idea they will feel is for them. ~ New York, NY
• CZHN 9/12349 Correspondence : Beck - Letter to Zahn 1965/0810
  He states that it is probable that the Bishop of Salford will be speaking about a point Gordon raised in his last letter and gives the address of where he will be staying most recently to receive Gordon's reply. ~ Liverpool
• CZHN 8/10737 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Nu 1965/0811
  His opinion on the chaplains commenting on "endurance". Also he outlines his travel plans that should have him in New York in a week. ~ New York, NY
• CZHN 9/12363 Correspondence : Konig - Letter to Gordon 1965/0823
  He will take Gordon's request with him to Rome, but notes that it is not a concern of many of the Council Fathers. He recommends the best way for Gordon to get his letter to the Holy Father, which is for his Bishop in England to write Msgr. dell Aqua, who would then send the letter to the Holy Father.
• CZHN 8/10739 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to the Hollanders 1965/0829
  He is doing fine and his itching seemed to subside until he arrived in Radgund where the mosquitos welcomed him. He also mentions Munich and his trip to Grag and Vienna. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 9/12369 Correspondence : Edward Keating - Letter to Gordon on behalf of Ramparts 1965/0908
  He discusses Gordon as an authentic Christian, which is great and why no New York people will touch his book or him due the controversy he often stirs by attempting to bring to light what so many, especially the Church, are trying to hide. ~ CA
• CZHN 8/10735 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter 1965/0914
  Letter informing everyone his travel went well and his conference went quite well also. He further lists his upcoming flight schedule. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 8/11642 Newspaper Article : Philip Altbach - In Peace News, "The American Peace Movement" 1965/0917
  Analyzes the formative years of the American peace movement, and recent issues, including McCarthy, the bomb, and Vietnam.
• CZHN 8/10747 Correspondence : Zahn - Letter to Howard and Annie 1965/0918
  to Howard and Annie drinks. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 8/10764 Correspondence : Zahn - Letter to Nu 1965/0919
  sharing sad news that this may be his last visit to Munich and recaps the fun things he did during his visits there such as participate in Oktoberfest. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 9/12373 Correspondence : John Reedy - Letter to Gordon on behalf of Ave Maria weekly 1965/0923
  He has decided against signing the statement. They will publish a reply by Gordon or other members of Catholic Peace Fellowship. ~ IN
• CZHN 9/12367 Correspondence : Bishop Wright - Letter to Gordon 1965/0925
  He wishes to know how long Gordon will be in town for so that they may get together. ~ Italy
• CZHN 9/12183 Note : James Douglas - Notation 1965/0926
  States that from the Franz Foundation to James Douglas on Sept. 26, 1965: $70. It is then signed by Douglas and the final statement is "Grazie Tanto".
• CZHN 8/10746 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Miss Hollander 1965/1001
  wishing her a happy birthday; his adventures jewelry shopping for her. ~ Vienna
• CZHN 6/08561 Correspondence : Philip Scharper - Letter to Gordon 1965/1001
  Makes the suggestion that he revise the material taking out the discrete articles and lectures in order to give it an organic tone. They also pushed back the publishing date to fall 1966. ~ New York, NY
• CZHN 9/12361 Correspondence : Letter to Gordon 1965/1002
  He hopes to give his intervention on the lines of what they discussed, and notes that he has persuaded Beck to modify the other 1/3 of his intervention. ~ Italy
• CZHN 9/12352 Correspondence : Letter to Gordon 1965/1006
  He explains a recent review he gave of Gordon's view and the unsatisfactory handling of it by Commonweal. He wishes Gordon the best with it and mentions recent visits he has had and the piece belonging to Gordon shown to him by Jim Forest, noting that he of course signed it. ~ CT
• CZHN 9/12370 Correspondence : Ed Keating - Letter to Gordon on behalf of Ramparts 1965/1007
  He gives his reflections to one of Gordon's letters, in which he stated "over here I seldom see Ramparts". He notes that the two are alike as many dislike their existence and hence they are often silenced. ~ CA
• CZHN 9/12342 Newspaper Clipping : From The Guardian, "English Speak Out in Rome" 1965/1007
  Discusses the speaking of three members of the hierarchy of England and Wales during a debate at the Ecumenical Council, and how this is a record. It mentions the statements of the three, Dom Butler, Bishop Wheeler, and Bishop Grant, and their particular statements on the illegitimate intentions for usage of arms on both sides of the Iron Curtain.
• CZHN 9/12340 Newspaper article : Reuters - From The Guardian, "Bishops Disagree on Stand against Nuclear Weapons" 1965/1007
  Discusses the very recently released draft from the Vatican on The Church in the Modern World, and the criticisms already released on the draft especially by Dom Butler.
• CZHN 8/10756 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Gerry and Ruby 1965/1009
  to Gerry and Ruby updating them on his personal life and requests confirmation that Estel and Susan received their presents. Also he mentions how the baseball season is progressing.
• CZHN 8/10748 Correspondence : Zahn - Letter to Irene 1965/1011
  He was insulted today when a man at the department store called him portly. Also he informs her of his recent ailments. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 6/08869 Document : Article: Armstrong, George ~ Rebels in Rome refuse to be silenced ~ Two voices could not be heard at the Ecumenical Council, one concerning married clergy and another concerning conscientious objection. ~ Rome 1965/1012
• CZHN 9/12355 Correspondence : Cardinal Konig - Letter to Gordon 1965/1012
  He has heard that Archbishop Roberts handed in his written intervention, and that this action has the same effect as though he has read it before the council. He states that his inquiries led him to believe that Roberts was not refused the right to speak and that every council father has the right to speak. ~ Rome
• CZHN 6/08560 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Phil 1965/1012
  He needs further clarification on what exactly he wants changed, a few paragraphs or an outline will do. He needs to know this because the spring semester will be hectic and if the revisions are many then the Febuary date will not suffice. Hawthrone also wants to see a manuscript. Gordon had success in Rome lobbying for strengthening conscientious objection provisions. ~ Didsbury, Manchester
• CZHN 6/08465 Correspondence : Paul-Andre Lesort - Letter to Dr. Zahn 1965/1012
  They are in the process of transulating "In Solitary Witness: the Life and Death of Franz Jaegerstaetter." He is requesting the original documents in German so they can hire an expert in German to avoid in misunderstandings. ~ Paris
• CZHN 1/00251 statement : Roberts, Thomas D. 1965/1012
  Titular Archbishop of Sugdaea ~ The Church in The Modern World, Chapter V, Section 101, Conscientious Objection ~ letter which will be sent to the widow of Franz Jaegerstaetter as well as others. ~ seeking to clarify and change the respectability and meaning of Conscientious Objectors, using Jaegerstaetter as an example.
• CZHN 9/12362 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Your Grace 1965/1013
  He read the report in Guardian of the intervention the recipient presented, which he feels will carry weight in the new Schema. He mentions Archbishop Beck's plea for provisions concerning conscientious objection, which he feels will give added power. He closes questioning how four English spokesmen made it to the floor.
• CZHN 9/12347 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Your Grace 1965/1013
  He thanks the recipient for the last letter and his efforts towards the inclusion of conscientious obejction in the intervention reported in The Guardian of Oct 8. He explains his opposition in the question of deterrence as based on his social science viewpoint, and further questions the recipient's stance on the subject. ~ Manchester
• CZHN 9/12331 Newspaper Clipping : George Armstrong - From The Guardian, "Rome's 'Rebels' Refuse to the Silenced" 1965/1013
  Discusses the recent activity of two bishops to make statements outside the Vatican on the subject of conscientious objection. Armstrong discusses the Vatican's attempts to silence Archbishop Roberts and Bishop Koop, and the conflicts in their statements to provoke the Vatican's actions.
• CZHN 8/10744 Correspondence : Zahn - Letter to the Hollanders 1965/1015
  mentioning the Dodger's games that were too much for his nerves. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 9/12356 Correspondence : Butler - Note to Gordon 1965/1017
  He has not seen the Guardian report of his speech but heard that it is in full in The Catholic Herald, should Gordon want to see the speech in its entirety. ~ Rome
• CZHN 8/10745 Correspondence : Zahn - Letter to Miss Irene Hollander 1965/1017
  packages are coming in the mail. Also he informs her of his travel plans and his arrival and stay in Munich. ~ Manchester, England
• CZHN 9/12365 Correspondence : Archbishop Beck - Letter to Gordon 1965/1018
  He is sending Gordon the full text of his intervention, and briefly discusses some of his sentiments. He declares the most important work to be concerned with the establishment of National institutions able to keep peace in the world, and that they are far from the ideal. ~ Rome
• CZHN 6/08466 Correspondence : Dr. Gordon Zahn - Letter to M. Paul-Andre Lesort (original attached) 1965/1018
  He is happy to give the firm the documents in German. He feels it would be beneficial to use the English version where at all possible because he makes his conclusions in English. He also encourages them to think about publishing a French version of "German Catholics and Hitler's Wars." ~ Didsbury, Manchester
• CZHN 9/12360 Correspondence : Eileen Egan - Letter to Gordon 1965/1018
  She states that she completely agrees with Gordon's assessment of Dick Carbray, and that in speaking with Fr. Houtard she learned there are 10 subcommissions working on Schema 13. ~ Rome
• CZHN 9/12353 Correspondence : Jim - Letter to Gordon 1965/1018
  He discusses what he has heard of the discussions taking place in Rome and his encouragement from recent statements and the actions of Butler, and Bishops Wheeler and Grant. He closes by thanking Gordon for emergency help in Rome. ~ KY
• CZHN 8/10742 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - Letter to Ruby 1965/1020
  sharing his plan for Christmas presents for some and the suggestion to send others coal. He also comments on the lack of letters he has received from anyone.
• CZHN 9/12364 Correspondence : Archbishop Beck - Letter to Gordon 1965/1022
  He states that he is expecting to make an intervention on Chapter 5 towards the end of the week, emphasizing particularly the rights of citizens to conscientious objection to war in its modern setting. ~ Italy
• CZHN 9/12345 Newspaper Clipping : From The New York Times, "Catholic Dispute Stirs Milwaukee" 1965/1024
  Discusses the recent protest of Milwaukee residents, in which they picketed the chancery office of the Archdiocese. It also neatly outlines the purpose for the protest, which was over questions of the freedom of conscience, the Church's authority over its members, and the role of the laity in the modern world. ~ NY

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