Vietnam War, 1961-1975 -- Protest movements -- United States.

"Freedom without responsibility is being a slave of random emotioons, and responsibility without freedom is being a slave of routine...." An opinion piece admonishing the young people of the counter-culture about their "drifing" and the hope that, as they now have their freedom, they will achieve some responsibility.

Printed flyer announcing the Fifth Avenue Vietnam Peace Parade Committee's project to allow New Yorkers to vote on the question of the war in Vietnam - their goal, to gather 50,000 signatures from registered voters on a referendum petition in an effot to get the the question on the ballot. Flyer includes a clip-and-mail section for further information and/or volunteer opportunities.

Flyer announcing Hennacy's intention to fast and picket, for 20 days, against the payment of taxes for war for 20 days.

A song sheet with lyrics for "Peace Isn't Treason" by Malvina Reynolds; "Guantanamera" by Jose Marti; "Cruel War" by Peter, Paul and Mary; and a song about Gail Schmidt.

An artificial collection consisting of ephemera relating to the Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975.

Ace of Spades death card; Allied safe-conduct pass; single issues of newsletters and a newspaper; printed flyers; photograph featuring women and children at a Saigon market dressing for New Year's; preliminary prospectus for common stock; and a speech of US Senator Thomas J. Dodd (Connecticut, 89th Congress, 1st session) appearing in a copy of the Congressional Record.

"An appeal to people of US by eyewitnesses to slaughter and destruction by Nixon's planes." Publication includes photographic images of the victims. On verso of last page is the campaign slogan, "Vote Communist!", and cameo photos of Gus Hall (for President) and Jarvis Tyner (for Vice President).