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• CZHN 2/02008 Document : Article: A review of THE DISSENTING ACADEMY. 1968
  It is described as a triple-barreled attack on the American academic world, condemning its dryness and introversion, urging programs of socially responsible action, and viewing with alarm the cooperation between universities and the government.
• CZHN 2/02010 Document : Article: An article entitled: PROFESSORS-THE DISSENTERS. 1968
  Some 300 young faculty members and graduate students from 68 U. S. campuses met at the Univ. of Chicago to attempt to design a comprehensive program for radical university reform. Professors should indeed profess with a passion, and scholarship should not remain aloof from social ends.
• CZHN 2/01907 Document : Article: An article titled "Staffer's Persistence Wins Recognition." 1968
  The article explains how Peter Paleo (either this article or the article from Abell spelled the name incorrectly) lost two brothers (one died in action). He persisted and finally received two gold stars for his brothers' courageous deaths.
• CZHN 2/02016 Document : Article: Anthony, Richard 1968
  An article entitled "Academic Copout In The Midst Of War." ~ The article states that sometime between World War II and the demise of Sen. Joseph McCarthy, a general attitude that has been described as liberal anti-Communism became the prevailing attitude of the American intellectual community. The consequences of the post-war romance between universities and the government are what most of the eleven contributors to THE DISSENTING ACADEMY talk about.
• CZHN 2/02026 Document : Article: Buchan, Lois 1968
  A note to Eugene McCarthy, Attention: Susan Perry. ~ The library of Congress contacted the office of Col. Frank at the Selective Service. She lists the figures for Maryland.
• CZHN 2/02017 Document : Article: Compton, Neil 1968
  An article entitled "In Moral Disarray." ~ The article explains that THE DISSENTING ACADEMY contemplated by Theodore Roszak and his contributors, in this first of a series of "anti-textbooks" to be published by Pantheon, is not some new kind of educational foundation but the existing intellectual community, liberated from paralyzing servitude to the political and cultural status quo.
• CZHN 7/10344 Document : Article: Gordon Zahn - Article, "Religion, Sociology and the Milieu: Formula for Activism?" 1968
  A Presidential Address about the religion and milieu selected as the theme of the convention. ~ ~ Boston, MA
• CZHN 7/10342 Document : Article: Gordon Zahn - Article, "The Intruder in Academe" 1968
  The article is about the ROTC, the demands for "student power", and the exposure to military training in the Catholic setting. ~ ~ Boston, MA
• CZHN 2/02023 Document : Article: Gordon Zahn 1968
  A letter to the editors of the NATIONAL CATHOLIC REPORTER. ~ Gordon says that the NCR of May 8 carried an eye-witness account of the April 27 peace march and the attack on the participants by police. It was written by Lee Poehl, A Univ. of Notre Dame student and it originally appeared in the Pace-Setter, a campus publication.
• CZHN 6/08870 Document : Article: Gordon Zahn ~ The Christian Vocation of Peace ~ Crictical of American church and its silence about just war issues ~ Ave Maria 1968
• CZHN 2/02013 Document : Article: Kaplow, Jeffry 1968
  A review of the book THE DISSENTING ACADEMY edited by Theodore Roszak. ~ The review says that if you are seeking to be convinced that there is still some decency left in the academic world, to read this book. The article also says that the essayists within the book demonstrate their position according to particular disciplines.
• CZHN 2/02015 Document : Article: Kirsch, Robert 1968
  An article entitled Higher Education--More Dissent. ~ The article says it is an important and urgent book. The writers, most of them socially committed, seek intellectual independence and an understanding of the basic function of the University.
• CZHN 7/10227 Document : Article: Paul Ormonde - Article, "Catholics in Revolution". 1968
  The article is about the problematic areas of Caholicism and Communism; Christianity, War and Violence; and Catholics and Vietnam. The article outlines the key factors that are problematic. ~ Melbourne: Landsdowne Press
• CZHN 2/02560a Document : Article: Pitman, Robert 1968
  An article entitled: "Was this simple peasant really a modern saint?" ~ The article describes the life of Franz Jaegerstaetter. In the book, Zahn explains that no one wanted to execute Franz; at one point they begged Franz to "not force them to condemn him to death." During Gordon's research, an editor priest suggested that Franz was insane while a different priest called Franz a saint.
• CZHN 2/02012 Document : Article: Sokolov, Raymond 1968
  An article entitled ATTACKING SACRED COWS. ~ The article says that the first book in a series of anti-textbooks, THE DISSENTING ACADEMY, contains essays on various disciplines. The Pantheon editorial director says the University Presses should have done this a long time ago.
• CZHN 2/01712 Certificate : A certificate of Gordon's. 1968
  Gordon is a sponsor of the CATHOLIC INTERRRACIAL COUNCIL OF BOSTON, INC.
• CZHN 2/01694 Certificate : Midwest Sociological Society 1968
  Gordon is a member in good standing of the Midwest Sociological Society for the period ending Jan. 1,
• CZHN 2/02011 Correspondence : A letter addressed "Dear Dissenter. " 1968
  The letter explains that the press reception for the book has been infinitely better than they had ever expected. Pantheon has decided to take advantage of all the publicity by publishing a Vintage paperback as soon as possible. All contributors will receive royalties from the paperback as well as the hardcover.
• CZHN 3/03457 Correspondence : A request for discharge as a Conscientious Objector for Patrick Condon. 1968
  Patrick Condon's statement in order to achieve CO status. Has interviews and statements that he made in order to back his convictions.
• CZHN 2/01666 Correspondence : An Apostolic Delegate 1968
  A letter to B. C. Butler. ~ He understands Gordon's feelings about the way sections of the press/public may choose to misrepresent the Holy Father's views on pacifiscm. Yet, he feels that the best solution to Zahn's anxieties lie in the already published words of the Pope, not in a special blessing to CO's from the holy father.
• CZHN 2/02004 Correspondence : Andrews, James 1968
  A letter to Gordon. ~ He says that the article will not appear before Feb. 17th. He is sorry for the delay in publication.
• CZHN 3/03456 Correspondence : Beaver, Reinard 1968
  A memo to the Commanding Officer regarding the separation of personnel with CO status. ~ This is regarding the separation of Patrick Condon due to CO status, however, he cannot find official Church doctrine to support his personal position.
• CZHN 3/03442 Correspondence : Berkey, Michael 1968
  A letter to Zahn. ~ Berkey is writing Zahn three weeks before his eighteenth birthday asking for his guidance in the decision of applying for CO status.
• CZHN 3/03491 Correspondence : Birmingham, John 1968
  A letter to Zahn. ~ Birmingham is thanking Zahn for his assistance and is sending him a copy of his application.
• CZHN 2/02601 Correspondence : Bradford, Fred 1968
  A letter to Gordon (with attached financial statements). ~ He says that now that the bombing has ceased, "we hope we are at the end of the most unpopular imperial accident since the Mexican war. . . "
• CZHN 2/02600 Correspondence : Bradford, Fred 1968
  A letter to Gordon. ~ He finally weakened and purchased a good color T.V. The judge is very busy in his usual 19 projects.
• CZHN 2/02596 Correspondence : Bradford, Fred 1968
  A letter to Gordon. ~ He has lots of free time because flu hit his eye muscles.
• CZHN 2/01667 Correspondence : Butler, B. C. - A letter to Gordon. 1968
  He says that (from the Delegate's letter) it looks like Gordon will have to explain the Pope's words in their context himself. He apologizes for not being able to help Gordon.
• CZHN 2/01665 Correspondence : Butler, Bishop B. C. - A letter to Gordon. 1968
  Butler proposes to send both of "these" to the Apostolic Delegate in England. He says that he would have thought that support in the U. S. is strong enough at various levels for the anti-war position (to reassure young Catholics. )
• CZHN 3/03528 Correspondence : Buvala, Fr. Medard 1968
  A letter to the Selective Service System regarding Fr. Zimmerman. ~ Buvala is writing to support the sincerity of Zimmerman's convictions.
• CZHN 3/03460 Correspondence : Condon, Pat 1968
  A letter to Zahn. ~ Condon is keeping Zahn updated on his situation and is asking him if he could write a letter of support if the occasion arises.
• CZHN 3/03461 Correspondence : Condon, Pat 1968
  A letter to Zahn. ~ Condon is sending Zahn a rough draft of his application for CO status and is asking Zahn for any possible advice on the topic.
• CZHN 3/03458 Correspondence : Condon, Pat 1968
  A letter to Zahn. ~ Condon is writing to thank Zahn for his assistance in obtaining CO status. He plans to go to graduate school and hopefully teach at some point. He also hopes to assist others in achieving CO status.
• CZHN 3/03459 Correspondence : Condon, Pat 1968
  A postcard to Zahn. ~ Condon is informing Zahn that he is leaving Ft. Lewis as a CO.
• CZHN 2/02598 Correspondence : Cunneen, Joseph 1968
  A letter to Gordon. ~ He says he has enclosed the Italian edition of IN SOLITARY WITNESS. This contract with the Piero Gribaudi Editore in Turin called for an advance of 250, 000 Lire with a royalty of 8% for the first 3,000 and 10% thereafter. He hopes the Italian edition does well in the market.
• CZHN 3/03445 Correspondence : Dale and Noyd 1968
  A letter to Zahn. ~ The letter regards the legal proceedings regarding his CO case and the relevancy of Zahn's GERMAN CATHOLICS AND HITLER'S WAR, IN SOLITARY WITNESS, and other articles.
• CZHN 5/05906 Correspondence : Daniel Cook 1968
  Letter from Cook to Gordon Zahn ~ Cook invites Zahn to come to speak at a March 12 Lenten Lunchen in Grand Haven, Michigan.
• CZHN 6/08633 Correspondence : Eileen - Letter to Gordon 1968
  Making plans for the PAX study weekend. She took Bishop Shannon's advice and added Protestant citations to the Rights of Conscience Campaign.
• CZHN 3/03462 Correspondence : Goguen, Philip 1968
  A letter to the editor of the CATHOLIC FREE PRESS. ~ Goguen writes to inform the readers of the option of applying for CO status, although he has had some difficulties. Goguen has applied twice for CO status but has been told that his convictions cannot be based on Catholic doctrine, and are therefore invalid.
• CZHN 3/03485 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1968
  A letter regarding James McLaughlin. ~ Zahn is writing to support the sincerity of McLaughlin's convictions against war. He requests that McLaughlin's case is thoroughly reviewed.
• CZHN 3/03453 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1968
  A letter to Archbishop Cooke. ~ Zahn feels that Cooke did not give his previous letter the proper attention that he felt that it deserved. He feels that some of Cooke's statement would jeopradize a young man's chances to gain CO status based on religious conviction.
• CZHN 3/03455 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1968
  A letter to Archbishop Cooke. ~ Zahn is writing regarding a case of a young man who applied for CO status and the archbishop stated that he did not have religious doctrine to back him up. The young man has the sincerity but not the backing of official Catholic Doctrine to back his position in the eyes of Cooke.
• CZHN 3/03494 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1968
  A letter to Brendan Riorden. ~ Zahn is sending Riorden a letter from Bishop Shannon that he sends to draft boards to support prospective CO's. He is also asking him to send back the information that he had already sent him to send other prospective CO's.
• CZHN 2/02865 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1968
  A letter to Dan Strandberg of the University of Massachusetts Press. ~ Zahn is giving Strandberg possible mailing lists for the promotion of ANOTHER PART OF THE WAR and refers to the possibility of consideration for one of the Winship Awards for the book.
• CZHN 2/01726 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1968
  A letter to Dr. Sheila Mitchell regarding Miss Loretta Sawyer. ~ He says it is a pleasure to recommend Sheila Sawyer for a teaching position at Stirling University. He discusses her extra-curricular activities at both Loyola and The Catholic Univ. of America.
• CZHN 2/02006 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1968
  A letter to Gail Rentsch. ~ He has no objection at all to her sending review copies of THE DISSENT ACADEMY to campus papers. In his case, he thinks it would be wise to send one to the LOYOLA NEWS. He also suggests professional journals.
• CZHN 2/02002 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1968
  A letter to James Andrews. ~ Gordon explains that he is to give a war talk as part of a war/peace symposium scheduled for St. Joseph. He would like to use the same basic text as the one he used for his talk to the CFM chaplains in August. If the text will not be appearing in the AVE MARIA, he plans to use it again.
• CZHN 3/03495 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1968
  A letter to Local Board #27 regarding Brendan Riorden. ~ Zahn is writing to support the sincerity of Riorden's convictions.
• CZHN 3/03512 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1968
  A letter to Local Board No. 7 regarding John Murphy. ~ Zahn is writing in order to support the sincerity of Murphy's convictions.
• CZHN 2/02003 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1968
  A letter to Thurston Davis. ~ He congratulates Thurston on his new post. Gordon is enclosing an article for his consideration.
• CZHN 5/05974 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1968
  Letter to Edward Kennedy, Senator form Massachusetts ~ Kennedy is planning to reconsider the current conscription laws. The Senate must address "selective observation" as it relates to Catholic theology. A conscription program which excludes recognition of conscientious objection violates one's freedom of religion and discriminates against Catholics. If the Senate is to hold hearings on the matter, Zahn wishes to testify. ~ 2/19/68
• CZHN 9/12309 Correspondence : Gordon, Chairman of Pax Christi - Letter to his Excelleny, John Wright, on behalf of American PAX Association 1968
  They are happy to learn that the National Conference of Catholic Bishops will issue a pastoral letter to address itself to the amplification of the principles from the Second Vatican Council to present problems of war and peace. They list many recommendations for the letter and areas they feel are of great import, closing with a statement that war will not be done in their name. ~ NY
• CZHN 2/02603b Correspondence : Harmon, Sasha 1968
  A letter addressed: "Dear Friend." ~ The committee for Legal Research on the draft seeks to guarantee that young men facing prosecution for draft law violations obtain the best possible legal aid. The committee is financed solely by contributions. The letter decribes the CLRD.
• CZHN 2/02625 Correspondence : Hassler, Al 1968
  A letter to the Members of the National Council, FOR with attached "National Salvation Manifesto" ~ The document notes the stands taken by the Manifesto issued by the Alliance: creation of a "national union government," places an ending of the war before the demand that the U.S. and allied troops withdraw from South Vietnam, calls for South Vietnam to be "an independent, free, peaceful, neutral and prosperous state," with specific guarantees of the democratic freedoms of speech, press, belief.
• CZHN 2/02624 Correspondence : Hassler, Alfred 1968
  A letter addressed: "Dear Friend." ~ Some drastic changes were made in the structure of the Council and Executive Committee: (1) it has been reduced to 12 members, (2) meets twice a year instead of once, etc. The document includes a list of council members.
• CZHN 4/04891 Correspondence : JGL (?) 1968
  Letter to Gordon Zahn ~ Glad that Gordon received his check on time. Does Gordon ever get a chance to see the magazine? JGL thinks it is the only good Catholic monthly around. Appreciates Gordon having sent the piece for the brain drain article in the education issue. General talk of how the pieces are going to be layed out in the issue. Hopes Gordon can work things out with the income taxes. Always has a spare guest house should Gordon want it. Chit chat about his children. ~ 03/25 ~ Palos Park, Illinois
• CZHN 2/02490 Correspondence : James, Bruno 1968
  A letter to Gordon (with attached correspondence). ~ He was deeply moved by Gordon's book and asks if there is anything that he can do for Franz Jaegerstaetter's family.
• CZHN 3/03527 Correspondence : Klausner, Msgr. F. W. 1968
  A letter to the Selective Service System regarding Fr. Zimmerman. ~ Klausner, who has known Zimmerman since boyhood, is writing to support the sincerity of his convictions in pursuing CO status.
• CZHN 2/02597 Correspondence : Koons, Wyman 1968
  A letter to the First National Bank of Stillwater. ~ He says: "It is our opinion that your organization is exempt under section 290.05 and need not file returns of income for the years during which conditions upon which this exemption has been predicted, remain unchanged."
• CZHN 2/01711 Correspondence : Lawler, Justus George - A letter to Gordon. 1968
  In the education issue of JUBILEE, they will be running an article on the brain drain of Catholic Schools. They would like Gordon to give a statement in reaction to the new environment, quality of students, and administrative practices. They would like it to be no more than 800 words in length and accompanied by a recent photo.
• CZHN 4/04892 Correspondence : Letter to Gordon Zahn 1968
  Enclosing a copy of MEN AND NATIONS as well as payment for Gordon's article which appears in the book. General thanks and niceties for contributing his writings. ~ 04/10 ~ Chicago, Illinois
• CZHN 3/03446 Correspondence : Malkoski, Paul 1968
  A letter to Pax Christi. ~ Brother Malkoski wants to change his 4-D classification to that of Concientious Objector.
• CZHN 3/03447 Correspondence : Malkoski, Paul 1968
  A letter to Zahn. ~ He is thanking Zahn for the letter of encouragement regarding his obtaining CO status.
• CZHN 3/03454 Correspondence : Marbach, Joseph 1968
  A letter to Gordon Zahn. ~ Marbach feels that the young man achieving CO status is more an issue for the draft board rather than the Army.
• CZHN 3/03497 Correspondence : McGeever, James 1968
  A letter to the PAX movement. ~ McGeever has just returned from the Peace Corps to discover that he is about to be inducted into the Army. He does not believe in the Vietnam War and does not want to serve to perpetuate it.
• CZHN 3/03486 Correspondence : McLaughlin, James 1968
  A letter to Zahn. ~ McLaughlin is asking Zahn to write a letter on his behalf regarding his feelings on war. He is also sending Zahn his application and asking for verification on the meaning of some of the questions.
• CZHN 2/02627 Correspondence : Midgeley, Brian 1968
  A letter to Gordon. ~ He explains that he has met Gordon several times. He is working on a project--his thesis examines the positions of St. Thomas, and considers the development of the traditional teaching on just war, natural law, etc. He wonders if Gordon knows whether or not there is a publisher in the U.S. who would be likely to publish a work of this kind.
• CZHN 3/03469 Correspondence : Mike 1968
  A letter to Zahn. ~ Mike is alerting Zahn of Goguen's situation and asks Zahn if he can do anything to help him in his fight. He also asks Zahn if he could come and speak at St. John's Prep and show his Jaegerstaetter film.
• CZHN 3/03510 Correspondence : Murphy, John 1968
  A letter to Zahn. ~ Murphy is sending Zahn his application for CO status. He has been fighting with his family on this issue.
• CZHN 3/03513 Correspondence : Murphy, John 1968
  A summary of Murphy's hearing regarding his CO status. ~ The document summarizes Murphy's hearing. Murphy was very dissatisfied with the hearing and felt that his application was not thoroughly read before the hearing.
• CZHN 2/02019 Correspondence : O'Gara, James 1968
  A letter to Gordon. ~ He tells Gordon that COMMONWEAL had to take out his ROTC after the magazine was made up to make room for a piece on the birth control crisis.
• CZHN 3/03481 Correspondence : Owens, Ken 1968
  A letter to Zahn. ~ Owens is informing Zahn that he has gotten a job and that it fits the requirements of the Volunteer for Civilian Service, and that it has been approved.
• CZHN 3/03489 Correspondence : Owens, Ken 1968
  A letter to Zahn. ~ Owens is thanking Zahn for his letter and is sending him a copy of his I-O application for him to review.
• CZHN 3/03488 Correspondence : Owens, Ken 1968
  A letter to Zahn. ~ Owens is writing to thank Zahn for his help while he was applying for CO. He is trying to get a job that he can apply his education before he is assigned job.
• CZHN 2/02005 Correspondence : Oyer, John 1968
  A letter to Gordon. ~ MENNONITE QUARTERLY REVIEW would very much like to print his article.
• CZHN 2/01673 Correspondence : Paul P. - A letter to Gordon. 1968
  in French.
• CZHN 2/02198 Correspondence : Paul 1968
  A letter to Gordon. ~ His mother became ill and thus Paul extended his stay in Rome.
• CZHN 3/03526 Correspondence : Powell, Msgr. George 1968
  A letter to the Selective Service System. ~ Powell writes to support the sincerity of Zimmerman's convictions and asks for consideration of his appeal.
• CZHN 2/02022 Correspondence : Quigley, Tom 1968
  A memorandum to the contributors of the AMERICAN CATHOLICS AND VIETNAM. ~ He is delighted to send the book, hot off the presses. Quigley encourages them to promote the book by talking to friends, asking their bookseller to stock it, etc.
• CZHN 2/01707 Correspondence : Rennert, Erwin - A letter to Gordon. 1968
  He will be coming to the U. S. to speak. He wants to know of any group Gordon would like him to speak to. He would be happy to meet with Gordon personally.
• CZHN 2/02007 Correspondence : Rentsch, Gail 1968
  A letter to Gordon. ~ She explains that Carol has left Pantheon and she will now be handling the publicity for THE DISSENTING ACADEMY. She says that it is an exciting book and the advance reviews indicate that the press will pay a good deal of attention to it. Also, she would like to send a copy of the book to Gordon's campus papers.
• CZHN 2/01708 Correspondence : Sayre, John Nevin - A letter to Gordon. 1968
  He believes that Erwin Rennert of Vienna is coming to the U. S. for a brief visit. Rennert would like to meet as many people as possible who are concerned with the peace movement.
• CZHN 2/01706 Correspondence : Sayre, John Newin 1968
  A letter to Gordon with attached letters. ~ He informs Gordon that Mr. Rennert's wife is ill and he cannot leave her. Thus, he must cancel his trip to the U. S. He hopes this is not an inconvenience for Gordon.
• CZHN 3/03525 Correspondence : Schwab, Fr. Germain 1968
  A letter regarding Fr. Zimmerman. ~ Fr. Schwab is giving permission for Zimmerman to send the President his draft card in light of the responsible decions that he has made in the past.
• CZHN 3/03524 Correspondence : Schwab, Fr. Germain 1968
  A letter to Fr. Joseph Zimmerman. ~ Fr. Schwab is writing to inform Zimmerman that he gives his authorization and permission for his sending the President his draft card.
• CZHN 3/03487 Correspondence : Selective Service 1968
  A postcard from the Selective Service to Zahn. ~ The card informs Zahn that Kenneth Owens has been classified as I-O.
• CZHN 3/03449 Correspondence : Shannon, James 1968
  A letter to Zahn. ~ Shannon is sharing Zahn's sadness in the death of Thomas Merton and is commending Zahn for his work in the movement for peace. He is also sending Zahn the signed forms that he had requested.
• CZHN 3/03490 Correspondence : Sister Domitella 1968
  A card to Zahn. ~ Sister Domitella is thanking Zahn for his assistance with John Birmingham.
• CZHN 2/01727 Correspondence : Steeman, Rev. Theodore - A letter to Gordon. 1968
  He says that now that Sister Marie Augusta has returned from Rome, it seems timely to meet again for their exploratory talks on the Sociology of the Christian Church. He proposes a time to meet.
• CZHN 3/03468 Correspondence : Taylor, Thurston 1968
  A letter to Jack Pemberton. ~ Taylor is bringing Goguen's case to the attention of Pemberton of the ACLU due to his interest in the draft. Taylor explains Goguen's case and reports the fact that General Collins stated in a telegram that the basic reason that Goguen's was denied was because he is a Catholic and Catholics cannot be CO's.
• CZHN 3/03467 Correspondence : Taylor, Thurston 1968
  A letter to John Pemberton of the ACLU. ~ This is a "fact sheet" regarding Philip Goguen and his history of attempting to achieve CO status. He is now in the stockade as his habeas corpus proceedings are being processed.
• CZHN 3/03463 Correspondence : Taylor, Thurston 1968
  A letter to Zahn. ~ Taylor is writing to ask Zahn for suggestions of a way to organize support for Goguen in order for him to achieve CO status. Taylor is not a Catholic, but does work with a group that gives young men information about their rights regarding the draft.
• CZHN 3/03466 Correspondence : Taylor, Thurston 1968
  Transcriptions of telegrams from General Collins to Congressman Philbin. ~ General Collins of Fort Dix tells Congressman Philbin that Goguen's request for CO status cannot be approved. As a Roman Catholic his conviction as a CO cannot be based in his religion, only in his personal philosophy.
• CZHN 2/02020 Correspondence : Versage, Joseph 1968
  A letter to Gordon. ~ He is going to issue Gordon one check which will contain the honorarium. A separate check for all of his expenses will be issued. The students are looking foward to Gordon's visit.
• CZHN 2/02021 Correspondence : Versage, Joseph 1968
  A letter to Gordon. ~ He lists Gordon's flight information.
• CZHN 3/03522 Correspondence : Zimmerman, Fr. Joseph 1968
  A letter regarding his experience with the draft. ~ Fr. Zimmerman was granted CO status, and is sending the PAX movement his correspondences in hopes that they can help their movement.
• CZHN 3/03523 Correspondence : Zimmerman, Fr. Joseph 1968
  A letter to President Johnson. ~ Zimmerman is sending the President his draft card because he can no longer be a part of the defense "enterprise" that he is running. Zimmerman believes that war is inhuman and un-Christian.
• CZHN 4/05770 Document / Letters : Gordon Zahn 1968
  Proposed report to membership: AAUP Statement of Principles. 2 letters from Gordon to Bob Hassenger at Notre Dame and to Father Fichter at Harvard are attached. ~ The document discusses the relationship between the AAUP and the ACSS and the decision for the ACSS to endorse the AAUP statement of academic freedom. 12/28--Gordon writes Bob to ask him if he has any revisions for the report concerning the AAUP endorsement. 12/28--Gordon writes Father Fichter to ask for any revisions for the report as well.
• CZHN 4/05628 Document : 2nd page of minutes from a ACSS meeting regarding finances. 1968
• CZHN 4/05548a Document : A bulletin advertising the efforts of CPF to aid CRS (Catholic Relief Services) in its program to feed those in Vietnam. It says that CPF was shamed to find that their contributions were being used to further the war efforts, and contrasts it with the efforts of Caritas Internationalis, a Vatican peace organization. An appeal is made to CRS to change their practices and policies, and to Catholics in general to support Caritas Internationalis financially. 1968

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