"A Statement Regarding The Manchester College Program During The Final Two Weeks Of The 1969-70 School Year" [published by Public Relations Department]. 

 "Faculty Action and Guidelines For College Activities For The Last Two Weeks Of The Spring Term" [memo from President A. Blair Helman].

Faculty Minutes - 8 October 1969.

Memo from the Vietnam Moratorium Committee, Washington, D.C. describing the events of 15 October 1969 - apparently a national day of anti-war demonstration.

"Oak Leaves Moratorium Extra," 15 October 1969.

1970 - 13 March - Deeter, Allen - letter to students and faculty concerned for non-violent social change.

"Statement on Protests." -  1969 "Student Protests - Sit Ins."

"Campus to Strike" - see article in 29 April 1970 "Oak Leaves."

"May 6 Movement" - day of dialogue - and agenda for discussion groups. - see "Oak Leaves," 29 April 1970.

"Faculty Action and Guidelines for College Activities for the Last Two Weeks of the Spring Term," 1970. See "Oak Leaves," 13 May 1970.

Announcement to the college community from the Community council - with resolutions - 11 May 1970.

From "A Statement..."

"Resulting from the tensions growing out of the expanded United States involvement in Indochina and the violence on campuses across the country, Manchester College Students through the Community Council recommended to the faculty that College activities be terminated indefinitely, credit for the term's work be given, a campus-wide symposium on Southeast Asia be developed for the week of May 11, and the Community Council send a delegation of three faculty and three students to Washington to convey the concerns of this community to our lawmakers."

Description prepared 21 January 2004 by Sara L. Smithand and updated 24 January 2014 by Jeanine M. Wine..