[Newsletter]: Prep: Fall 1964. Toward an Effective Peace Program on Campus

Published by Prepared and distributed by Peace Research and Education Project, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1964

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First edition. Quarto, [8]pp. Stapled mimeographed self wrappers. Printed on recto and verso. Folded once horizontally presumably for mailing; a fine copy. Early splinter faction of the SDS that was more interested in pursuing peaceful solutions through more conventional politics. The SDS was founded in 1963 at the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor), advocating educational and political alternatives to American militarism. This newsletter is unrecorded by *OCLC*, although they do list a similar early publication by Students for a Democratic Society and its Peace Research and Education Project, entitled: *The Peace Movement, New Possibilities?* published in New York City circa '1964 or 1965', with three holdings. Rare.

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[Newsletter]: Prep: Fall 1964. Toward an Effective Peace Program on Campus
Publisher
Prepared and distributed by Peace Research and Education Project, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Publication year
1964
Condition
Fine
Binding
Softcover
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1st Edition

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