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• CZHN 1/00244 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1970/0419
  letter to "Nu" ~ just got home from a visit to their house. sending more sweepstakes. received a call from Ed Gargan, who said that they want him to testify at the Chicago 15 trial in May.
• CZHN 1/00238 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1970/0120
  letter to "Nu" ~ more complaining about the dogs not being trained properly. mad because no one ever writes him.
• CZHN 1/00239 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1970/0222
  letter ~ warning them about going to Israel over Easter. complaining about one of Agnew's speeches. mentions the Cullen Trial in Milwaukee.
• CZHN 1/00227 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1970/1022
  letter to "Nu" ~ wondering how her back problems are. went to see the try-outs of the new Richard Rodgers musical, "Two by Two". went to the "spiritualist" reading and will be sending them a tape of it.
• CZHN 1/00218 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1970/1122
  letter to Irene and Ruby ~ has a very sore foot. hoping they had a good trip. Spoke with Ethel.
• CZHN 1/00222 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1970/0324
  letter and Happy Easter. ~ telling of his trip to Dublin. saw Hello Dolly there, hoping to "booze" it up after, but realized that the bars were closed. complaining about the post office.
• CZHN 1/00237 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1970/0524
  letter to "Nu" ~ has enclosed some kind of petition to be signed by all. mad because they havent written him in a long time.
• CZHN 1/00226 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1970/0824
  letter ~ it's Ethel's Birthday. Chit chat.
• CZHN 1/00230 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1970/0925
  letter to Irene? ~ animal talk. complaining about how she needs to control "Boris", the dog.
• CZHN 1/00224 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1970/0430
  letter ~ spoke at Martha's Vineyard. Wondering what Irene's "president" is doing over in Cambodia, and figuring that this will probably backfire on him, forcing him to fire Agnew or someone to make a comeback. saw Woodstock, and Fellini's Satyricon at the movies
• CZHN 1/00232 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1970/1130
  letter ~ very upset about an air pressure de-corker that he bought and that doesn't work. foot is still giving him problems. Christmas gift suggestions. saw the Bob and Ray show, and loved it.
• CZHN 1/00229 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1970/0731
  letter ~ talking about Ruby's gift, a Mussien. went to New Hampshire for a consultation with the women he is writing the intro for the book. wondering when Leon and Gerry are coming for a visit.
• CZHN 1/00247 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1970/1031
  letter to "Nu" ~ wants her to pick him up a travel alarm at a duty free shop.
• CZHN 2/02380 Correspondence : Hubert, James Horan 1970?
  A letter to Gordon (with Horan's enclosed resume). ~ He asks Gordon to recommend him for the Kent fellowship. He thinks that perhaps the best way to influence the Church is to have a position working for another institution, like a non-Catholic university. He is enjoying his time at Northwestern Univ.
• CZHN 5/07663 Document : Franz Jaegerstaetter Foundation - Organization Budget 1970?
  List transactions concerning the FJF funds for the year of 1969. (attached to items 7660-7663) ~ no date
• CZHN 2/01956 Document : Article: Gordon Zahn 1970s
  An article called "'THE VICAR' A Controversy and a Lesson." ~ Gordon talks about a play by a young German protestant called Der Stellvertreter. Ever since its appearance on the Berlin stage, it has been the center of bitter controversy. Gordon feels that Hochhuth's thesis is generally valid but sometimes over-stated.
• CZHN 2/01955 Document : Article: Lockwood, Lee 1970s
  An article entitled "How the 'kidnap conspiracy' was." ~ The article explains that Daniel Berrigan, a prolific writer and idealogue of the Catholic Church, had evaded capture with a seeming effortlessness. The article briefly expains Dan's capture as well naming friends and supporters.
• CZHN 2/01948 Correspondence : Cohen, Esther - A letter to Gordon. 1970s
  She says that TRAVEL HOUSE in New York is mailing Gordon's travel tickets.
• CZHN 2/01938 Document : Camden 28 Defense Community 1970s
  An informative piece called CAMDEN 28 TRIAL TO INCLUDE FOUR FROM DORCHESTER, MASS. ~ It explains that "28 people forfeited their liberty on August 26, 1971" by speaking to them from Camden and Atlantic county jails in New Jersey. They had attempted to remove draft files from the Camden Selective Service Board.
• CZHN 2/01947 Document : It is entitled "A Call To End The War In Indochina Now." 1970s
  The paper explains that the majority of the American people want an immediate end to the war in Southeast Asia. It is explained that a group has gathered in a common program of anti-war action. Their aim is to bring the war to an end and to use the nation's resources to meet the needs of the people.
• CZHN 2/02668 Document : The document is entitled: "Changes in OSLO -- A Report from the Special Council Meeting of the IFOR." 1970s
  The document explains that the council voted to abandon the exclusively Christian basis of membership that it has held for 49 years, and open the doors of comradeship to pacifists from other traditions and insights as well as to Christian. The document goes into deeper detail re: the decision as well as the mixed reactions of IFOR members.
• CZHN 1/00617 Document : Article: None given 1971 ?
  Last Appeal: "A Monk's Views on Life, War" ~ Review of THOMAS MERTON ON PEACE ~ He describes Merton as an "unusual man," and discusses his life work and beliefs. ~ Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
• CZHN 1/00626 Document : Article: Review of THOMAS MERTON ON PEACE 1971 ?
  The book is recommended for collections concerned with peace and contemporary Catholic thought. ~ Library Journal ~ Semi-monthly ~ New York, New York
• CZHN 1/00628 Document : Article: Barensfeld, Tom 1971
  "The True Story Merton Now unfolds" ~ Article on Thomas Merton ~ He reviews THOMAS MERTON ON PEACE and briefly describes his life and past works. ~ Newspaper: Cleveland Press ~ Cleveland
• CZHN 1/00627 Document : Article: Brief announcement of THOMAS MERTON ON PEACE 1971
  The book is described as being Merton's thoughts and feelings concerning peace on Earth.
• CZHN 6/08832 Document : Article: Church as Accomplice 1971
  Feels that Christian Americans are responsible for the atrocities that have been committed in the Vietnam War. Calls for the Church to stand up to this. ~ XXXVII ~ May ~ New York
• CZHN 2/01915 Document : Article: Davis, Harry R. 1971
  An article entitled: More On "THE CHURCH AS ACCOMPLICE." ~ Davis says that Gordon's indictment of "the church as accomplice" to "atrocities and war crimes" in Vietnam strikes him as an overstatement and an understatement. He believes that Gordon understates the issue by focusing narrowly on the treatment of noncombatants.
• CZHN 2/02033 Document : Article: Gintoft, Ethel 1971
  An article entitled "Day Of Reparation for My Lai Victims Sought." ~ Gordon says that the United States church is an "accomplice" in My Lai atrocities.
• CZHN 2/02095 Document : Article: Gintoft, Ethel 1971
  An article entitled "Day of Reparation for My Lai victims sought." ~ The article discusses Gordon Zahn and his accusation that the United States Church is an accomplice to the My Lai atrocities both before and after the fact.
• CZHN 8/10560 Document : Article: Gordon Zahn - Article, "What is the role of a religious pacifist organization in society today?" 1971
  the war in Vietnam, the distinction between the "anti-war" and the "peace" movements, violence, and the priority of needs. ~ Boston, MA
• CZHN 2/02112 Document : Article: Gordon Zahn 1971
  A letter-to-the-editor entitled "New Dred Scott decision." ~ Gordon says that "Justice Thurgood Marshall's decision in the Negre case will someday be viewed as we view the Dred Scott decision today." He says that the decision ignores the young Catholic who believes the war in Vietnam is immoral because all war is immoral.
• CZHN 2/02094 Document : Article: Gordon Zahn 1971
  A review of HITLER YOUTH AND CATHOLIC YOUTH by Lawrence D. Walker (with attached correspondence). ~ Gordon says that Walker describes the "Nazi and Catholic variants as well as the totalistic demands made by each upon the prior loyalties of their members which made a clash between them inevitable."
• CZHN 2/02129 Document : Article: Gordon Zahn 1971
  An article entitled "The Nazi Experience." ~ Gordon begins the article by listing seven books related to the subject of Nazi Germany. He then goes on to address topics raised in each book.
• CZHN 2/02132 Document : Article: Gordon Zahn 1971
  An article entitled: "Christian Youth Stand Witness Against War." (2 copies) ~ Gordon reviews the books IN SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY and STUDENTS AGAINST TYRANNY. The article discusses the men who could have deferred their service but choice to stick around and "battle against a war they regarded as destructive to the moral integrity of America."
• CZHN 2/02128 Document : Article: Gordon Zahn 1971
  The article is called "A Religious Pacifist Looks at Abortion." ~ Gordon's primary argument is that "those of us who oppose war cannot be any less concerned about the destruction of human life in the womb."
• CZHN 2/01893 Document : Article: Holland, Maurice 1971
  An article entitled "The Church, the Law and the Berrigans." ~ Holland says that Mr. O'Leary's letter (Feb. 4) likening the Berrigans to the early Christian martyrs and calling upon his co-religionists to mount an assault upon the authority of American law, is an over-simplified and self-servingly selective interpretation of the period.
• CZHN 1/00629 Document : Article: Kenney, Herbert 1971
  "Merton Collection Evokes Wish" ~ Review of THOMAS MERTON ON PEACE ~ He states that Merton never wrote a book specifically "on peace," but this book makes one wish he had. He emphasizes Merton's startling idea that Vietnam has become "an extension of our old Western Frontier." ~ Newspaper: Indianapolis News ~ Indianapolis
• CZHN 1/00631 Document : Article: Kiser, Thelma Scott 1971
  "Collector says Merton in tune with time" ~ Review on MERTON ON PEACE ~ She explains that Zahn believed Merton knew what was wrong at the precise moment it was happening and could see the future effect of that wrong. ~ Newspaper: Ashland Daily Independent
• CZHN 2/02110 Document : Article: Lemke, Fr. John 1971
  A letter-to-the-editor entitled "Pacifism is not Church Teaching." ~ Lemke says "let us get off the Gordon Zahn jazz, or the Auxiliary of Wherever solemnly assuring us that we are evil because we are not pacifist." He says that "the effort to shove the Church into pacifism just won't wash," and continues to expalin his stand.
• CZHN 2/02118 Document : Article: Marcuse, Herbert 1971
  An article entitled "Reflections on Calley." ~ The article discusses people in love with death, madness, or destruction. Marcuse says that these people have found a martyr. He says that these people justify Calley's actions by saying that the acts were "committed in warfare and is thus subject to special consideration."
• CZHN 2/01916 Document : Article: McCarthy, Colman 1971
  An article entitled: "The Pilgrimage of Dorothy Day." ~ The article says that Day has been on the right side of crucial battles for nearly 50 years: nonviolence against wars, for the workers and against boardroom exploiters, and for the hungry and the homeless. The article also speaks about the CATHOLIC WORKER and mentions Gordon as one of its contributors.
• CZHN 1/00619 Document : Article: McDonnell 1971
  "Merton's Peace" ~ Review of THOMAS MERTON ON PEACE ~ He describes the book as a significant text for determining the present and future orientation of the peace movement. ~ Boston
• CZHN 1/00594 Document : Article: Merton, Thomas 1971
  A Raven Review. ~ Merton's Peace Papers Reflect His Attitudes and Beliefs.
• CZHN 1/00618 Document : Article: None given 1971
  "The Monk and War" ~ Review of THOMAS MERTON ON PEACE ~ Gordon has culled selections from Merton's books and papers, and traces the development of Merton's position on peace. ~ San Francisco
• CZHN 1/00630 Document : Article: None given 1971
  None given ~ Publication announcement of THOMAS MERTON ON PEACE ~ The article describes the book as a concern for nonviolent solutions to war and racism. ~ Monthly circulation: Book News ~ Elk Grove Village, Illinois
• CZHN 1/00636 Document : Article: None given 1971
  Review of THOMAS MERTON ON PEACE ~ The book is described as a collection of Merton's essays on non-violence in a warring world.
• CZHN 1/00635 Document : Article: Payne, Alfred C. 1971
  "A monk in tune with his time" ~ Review of THOMAS MERTON ON PEACE ~ Merton is described as an individual who could express a need for peace as well as practice it.
• CZHN 1/00633 Document : Article: Review of THOMAS MERTON ON PEACE 1971
  The article emphasizes that Merton believed the Vietnam war was wrong, and the U. S. has been guilty of crimes against humanity. ~ Newspaper: The Catholic Review ~ Baltimore, Maryland
• CZHN 1/00622 Document : Article: Review of THOMAS MERTON ON PEACE 1971
  The article makes note of Merton's conscientious objection to war. ~ Publisher's Weekly
• CZHN 1/00634 Document : Article: Review of THOMAS MERTON ON PEACE 1971
  The book is described as a disturbing collection of the writings on war and nonviolence, offering a tremendous moral impact. ~ Fort Worth, Texas
• CZHN 1/00620 Document : Article: Review of THOMAS MERTON ON PEACE 1971
  The book is described as being bound together by a tireless concern for nonviolent solutions to war, racism and exploitation of every other kind. ~ Worcester, Mass.
• CZHN 3/03570 Document : Article: Ripley, Anthony 1971
  "CO's Raising Deep Issues for Draft Boards" ~ The article discusses the fact that although it has become easier to attain CO status there has not been a rush of applicants. It also discusses the fact that each application is treated individually. ~ New York Times ~ May 23,
• CZHN 1/00616 Document : Article: Rohrbach, Peter T. 1971
  None specified. ~ A review of THOMAS MERTON ON PEACE. ~ He describes the book: Zahn has gathered and arranged Merton's writings about peace and protest against war. He criticizes Zahn's attempt to project what Merton would have written if he were alive. ~ America
• CZHN 2/02066 Document : Article: The article is entitled "Church Silence on War Scored by Professor." 1971
  Gordon told a predominantly Roman Catholic audience in Rhode Island yesterday that he thinks the Catholic Church has made itself "an accomplice to murder" by its silence on the Vietnam war
• CZHN 1/00648 Document : Article: True, Michael 1971
  "Merton's writings show his influence on peace movement" ~ Review of THOMAS MERTON ON PEACE ~ He describes the book as one of the most distinguished collections of writings concerning war, racism, and violence.
• CZHN 6/08668 Bulletin : A PAX / Pax Christi Merger? 1971
  PAX Bulletin ~ Published version of Barbara Wall's memoradum.
• CZHN 2/01881 Correspondence : A Western Union Telegram to Gordon. 1971
  "Cordially extends urgent invitation to you [Gordon] as sponsor national council to repeal draft to attend luncheon of prominent citizens and members of congress . . ."
• CZHN 2/02664 Correspondence : A letter addressed: "Dear Friends." 1971
  The writer of the letter is fearful that staff tensions have reached into the council and may cause division based on loyalty to various staff members.
• CZHN 2/01885 Correspondence : A letter to Gordon. 1971
  He is so glad that Gordon wants to think about the book idea seriously. He speaks of a piece in a magazine called IDOC which focused on a group of Episcopal ministers at the elevation of an army chaplain to the rank of Bishop.
• CZHN 2/01926 Correspondence : A letter to Gordon. 1971
  The writer wants to know if Gordon has an extra copy of his article on Abortion. He would very much like to see it. He enjoyed seeing Gordon.
• CZHN 2/01889 Correspondence : Abbot, Deborah - A letter to Gordon. 1971
  She says that Powell Associates is under contract to determine needs of parish priests in the Diocese of Mass. and to explore existing programs of continuing education and career counseling which might meet those specific needs. She would like Gordon to give her information regarding the activities of the FOR in the Boston area.
• CZHN 2/01890 Correspondence : Adler, Hans - A letter to Gordon. 1971
  Paul Mundy told Hans about Gordon's "Wuerzburg days." For the most part, the letter is playful, containing little information.
• CZHN 2/01813 Correspondence : Adolse? - A letter to Gordon. 1971
  He says he has enclosed a tear sheet from the local daily describing the West German TV program on Jaegerstaetter. He would like Gordon to give his impressions, if any, re: Dietrich Bonhoeffer--he is working on a long article about Bonhoeffer.
• CZHN 2/01922 Correspondence : Aldridge, Bob - A letter to Gordon. 1971
  He was pleased to hear that the NAL Military Chaplaincy Statement was in accord with Gordon's ideas on the topic. He talks about an article in THE NATIONAL CATHOLIC REPORTER and says that Anthony Lutz was probably one of the conscientious objectors but the article whitewashes the whole situation.
• CZHN 2/01900 Correspondence : Aldridge, Bob - A letter to Gordon. 1971
  Tom Quigley gave Gordon's name to Aldridge as an advisor on military chaplaincy. His high praise referred to Gordon as "probably the best man in the country on this question." He would like comments and advice from Gordon regarding the paper he has attached which discusses military chaplaincy.
• CZHN 2/01924 Correspondence : Arnold, Magda - A letter to Gordon. 1971
  She is still sorry that he left Loyola. She explains that she will be teaching at Spring Hill College in Mobile, Alabama. The school is also looking to improve its Sociology department. Arnold would like to know if Gordon would like to help get the Department on its feet again (for one semester).
• CZHN 2/01888 Correspondence : Barclays Bank Limited - A letter to Gordon. 1971
  They have received the balance of Gordon's External Account from the Didsbury Branch.
• CZHN 2/02105 Correspondence : Bentley, Judith 1971
  A letter to Gordon (with attached proofs). ~ Mr. Peter Nichols has asked her to forward galleys of Gordon's article in the issue of Sept. 11 of the SATURDAY REVIEW. They would like to know of any changes Gordon wishes to make first.
• CZHN 2/02135 Correspondence : Bentley, Judith 1971
  A letter to Gordon. ~ She says not to hesitate to call collect if he has any questions. Otherwise, SATURDAY REVIEW will be expecting the article back.
• CZHN 2/01919 Correspondence : Berkey, Michael - A letter to Gordon. 1971
  He reminds Gordon that he combined the filling out of the conscientious objector status form with one of his required philosophy courses at Boston college. He received a B- on the paper. He discusses a time to visit Gordon.
• CZHN 2/01770 Correspondence : Bill 1971
  A letter to Gordon (with letters attached). ~ Eileen is sick and cannot put together the Sunday meeting. He is disappointed because those who want to end the war have no new ideas.
• CZHN 2/01867 Correspondence : Bob - A letter to Gordon. 1971
  He is glad that JF wrote to Gordon of Em's death. He sais that Arleen is good, but very tired. She hadn't felt the full shock until the relatives left.
• CZHN 2/02649 Correspondence : Brick, Allan 1971
  A letter to staff and the executive committee (with attached correspondence. ) ~ The steering committee meeting of Jan. 14 agreed on the following elements to the campaign: spot ads and programs for radio, a week of "withdraw from Southeast Asia," religious services and demonstrations in various cities on May 5.
• CZHN 2/02650 Correspondence : Brick, Allan 1971
  A letter to staff and the executive committee re: Paris Conference to End of the War. ~ Cooperating with Stewart Meacham of the AFSC and Dick Fernandez of clergy and Laymen concerned, he has been working on plans to send 168 Americans to Paris. He is looking for people whose "credibility" is strong in their respective communities. They must be able to do some speaking and writing once they return from Paris. He dicusses the cost and travel arrangements.
• CZHN 2/02096 Correspondence : Brock, Terry 1971
  A letter to Gordon. ~ On behalf of THE NATIONAL CATHOLIC REPORTER, Brock asks Gordon to write a review of HITLER YOUTH AND CATHOLIC YOUTH.
• CZHN 2/01802 Correspondence : Brooks, Bill 1971
  A postcard to Gordon. ~ He would like Gordon to send any materials of his re: the military chaplain being supported by sending church rather than U. S. government. He favors this stand.
• CZHN 2/02685 Correspondence : Brunson, Michael 1971
  A letter to Gordon Zahn. ~ He urges Gordon to support Alfred Hassler at the coming FOR National Council meeting and support Hassler's proposed "Stop the Killing Now."
• CZHN 2/01765 Correspondence : Bruyn, Severyn 1971
  A letter addressed: "To Whom It May Concern" ~ He explains that his wife Lousie has decided to walk from Massachusetts to Washington, D. C. in protest of the war. He says the war has developed into a system of such devastating proportions that there is no longer time to debate its morality.
• CZHN 2/01865 Correspondence : Camilleri, Joe - A letter to Gordon. 1971
  He has been in correspondence with Eileen Egan. He believes the proposed merger between Pax and Pax Christi has been received with some sympathy in the States.
• CZHN 2/02111 Correspondence : Casey, William Van Etten 1971
  A letter to Gordon. ~ He thanks Gordon for his "fine letter on the QUARTERLY and on the Berrigans." He will publish it in the next issue as a thoughtful contribution to the debate. He also says that he has long admired Gordon and his work.
• CZHN 3/03562 Correspondence : Crowe, R. 1971
  A letter to Zahn. ~ Crowe is thanking Zahn for the book and the check. His case is not looking good and he will most likely get a dishonorable discharge.
• CZHN 3/03563 Correspondence : Crowe, Robert 1971
  A letter to Zahn. ~ Crowe writes to thank Zahn for his writings and to express how they have influenced him. Crowe was in the army as a medic and then decided that he no longer could co-operate with the military. He is now in the stockade facing a dishonorable discharge.
• CZHN 2/01925 Correspondence : Drinan, Robert - A letter to Gordon. 1971
  He is grateful for Gordon's "fine article." He hopes that his article will enter somehow into the mainstream of Catholic thinking in America.
• CZHN 3/03557 Correspondence : Ferreria, John 1971
  A letter to Zahn. ~ Ferreria is asking Zahn for a copy of the Bishop's statement of 1968.
• CZHN 2/02078 Correspondence : Fitzpatrick, Joe 1971
  A card to Gordon. ~ He sincerely thanks Gordon for his article on abortion which appeared in the COMMONWEAL.
• CZHN 3/03543 Correspondence : Gandin, Remo 1971
  A letter to Zahn regarding Ingeneri. Two copies. ~ Gamdin is assuring Zahn if there were any injustices regarding the Ingeneri inquiry they will be corrected.
• CZHN 2/01786 Correspondence : Garretts, George 1971
  A letter to Gordon Zahn. ~ He thanks Gordon for the company and the conversation. He likes to hear Gordon speak of issues. He hopes to hear more about Germany and the peace movement.
• CZHN 2/01863 Correspondence : Gasson, Fr. - A letter to Gordon. 1971
  Gasson and Magda would like to see Gordon the next time they are in Boston.
• CZHN 2/01887 Correspondence : Geffin, Richard 1971
  A letter to Gordon (attached to Geffen's letter.) ~ He will be living in Boston over the summer and is seeking a formal job as a draft counselor. If this is not feasible, he would still like to volunteer some of his time.
• CZHN 1/00613 Correspondence : Gelatt, Roland - A letter to Paula Diamond. 1971
  Gordon's preface to THOMAS MERTON ON PEACE is too lengthy and specific. Would Gordon be interested in writing a special article for the SATURDAY REVIEW?
• CZHN 6/08191 Correspondence : Gordon C. Zahn - Letter to Dr. Marcel Fredericks 1971
  Zahn writes some personal thoughts to comfort to 2 losses. He also asks Fredericks to review a book on the California rent strike for Sociological Analysis.
• CZHN 2/01905 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn (one of many authors) 1971
  A letter to Louise Hicks. ~ The writers of the letter would like Hicks to find the answers to their questions during her trip to South Vietnam: (1) Is taxpayer money being used to build "tiger cages" on the island of Con Son? (2) How do refugees feel about being deported--talk with them.
• CZHN 2/02656 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn (possibly) 1971
  A letter to Nan Pendergrast. ~ He apologizes for missing the Executive Committee meeting. He doesn't think it's possible to answer the question of "What do the Vietnamese want?" He addresses the issue "support" when it comes to dealing with the proposed method for ending the war.
• CZHN 1/00611 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn - A letter to Roland Gelatt. 1971
  Zahn wants assurance that Gelatt regards the range of Catholic opposition to the war in Vietnam as an issue current enough for publication in SATURDAY REVIEW.
• CZHN 2/01882 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1971
  A letter addressed: "Gentlemen." ~ He regrets that he was not able to attend the Working Scholars gathering this week. He is sure that it proved to be a challenging convocation.
• CZHN 2/01795 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1971
  A letter to A. Dale Timpe. ~ He thinks the decision on WAR, CONSCIENCE, AND DISSENT is entirely appropriate. However, he is not clear as to whether the 10 cent cost applies to smaller orders or if it refers to the total outstanding. If it is the former, Gordon would like to be sent 50 copies.
• CZHN 2/01874 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1971
  A letter to Al. ~ Gordon says that Homer Jack has given him the opportunity to join a 6 day interreligious conference in Saigon. Homer fels it is important to have more Catholic participation. Gordon would like to know if there is any way the the IFOR could make arrangements to send him as an IFOR observer or CPF observer and that way cover the cost of such a trip.
• CZHN 2/02659 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1971
  A letter to Al. ~ He addresses both Al and Sid's ideas re: FOR. Gordon says that he believes that "we have no valid grounds on which to speak of negotiated cease fires of any kind. He agrees with Al that the US killing is their first responsibility. He realizes that this differs from the IFOR position.
• CZHN 2/01761 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1971
  A letter to Allan Eister. ~ The openness of his program plan impresses Gordon. He hopes he will be able to attend the meeting. Gordon offers suggestions in the way of expansion on already present ideas.
• CZHN 2/01866 Correspondence : Gordon Zahn 1971
  A letter to Charles Robbins. ~ Gordon is sending him a copy of the paper he presented at the 1970 ASA meeting.

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