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Displaying 201 - 250 of 342
| Title | Date | Summary | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 201 |
Hughes said it well Wales--Ila Northern Iowan 64:16, p.2 |
11/3/1967 | Notes that Governor Hughes observes that apparently no one has followed Ed Hoffmans' example and turned in his draft card. | |
| 202 |
Calls for responsibility 'as well as rights'; actual text Maucker--James William (President of ISTC--SCI--and UNI) Northern Iowan 64:14, p.2 |
10/27/1967 | Statement by President Maucker on rights and responsibilities. | |
| 203 |
'Hoffmans way not responsible' Truesdell--Rebecca S. (Class of 1971) Northern Iowan 64:11, p.2 |
10/17/1967 | Believes Hoffmans letter counsels breaking law. | |
| 204 |
Maucker announces no action is planned against Hoffmans Northern Iowan 64:11, p.1 |
10/17/1967 | Local newspaper columnists critical of publication of letter in Northern Iowan. | |
| 205 |
Contrary to best interests of students, staff, school Hake--Herbert Victor (Broadcast Services Director) Northern Iowan 64:10, p.3 |
10/13/1967 | Believe that Hoffmans letter on draft advised young men to break law; urges Northern Iowan not to publish similar material. | |
| 206 |
From dissent to resistance: 'Hell no, I won't go' Hoffmans--Edward C. (English Faculty) Northern Iowan 64:9, p.3 |
10/10/1967 | Edward Hoffmans outlines his position on draft resistance | |
| 207 |
Untitled Klemensen--Dick Northern Iowan 64:8, p.2 |
10/6/1967 | Man reconsiders buring his draft card. | |
| 208 |
Men must take 14 hours for deferment College Eye 64:6, p.8 |
9/29/1967 | Fourteen hours is considered a full load. | |
| 209 |
To all draft registrants--important! College Eye 64:2, p.8 |
9/15/1967 | Gives facts about military draft. | |
| 210 |
Hoffmans: how to escape the draft without compromising integrity Hoffmans--Edward C. (English Faculty) College Eye 63:55, p.4 |
5/16/1967 | Gives step by step procedures for deciding on and applying for conscientious objector status. | |
| 211 |
How to be an all-American boy Hoffmans--Edward C. (English Faculty) College Eye 63:53, p.2 |
5/9/1967 | Poetically counters a letter from the last issue of the paper. | |
| 212 |
How to be an un-American boy College Eye 63:52, p.3 |
5/5/1967 | Sarcastically discourages student protest; uses poetic forms. | |
| 213 |
Men may appeal draft status within ten days College Eye 63:24, p.1 |
12/13/1966 | Draft board representative speaks at panel discussion. | |
| 214 |
MU discusses military obligations College Eye 63:22, p.4 |
12/6/1966 | Will offer panel discussion. | |
| 215 |
Untitled College Eye 63:21, p.2 |
12/2/1966 | Two male students talking about a new class titled 'Intro to Guerrilla Warfare.' | |
| 216 |
Requirements are changed for deferment eligibility College Eye 63:20, p.1 |
11/22/1966 | List of draft guidelines. | |
| 217 |
266-8592 is Hoffmans Nagel--Ann M. (Student--1966) College Eye 63:19, p.3 |
11/18/1966 | Names the owner of the phone number in a recent anti war ad as Edward Hoffmans. | |
| 218 |
To President Johnson: College Eye 63:19, p.7 |
11/18/1966 | Edward Hoffmans anti-war advertisement. | |
| 219 |
Give policy on sending transcripts to draft boards College Eye 63:18, p.1 |
11/15/1966 | Requirements are given for deferments from the draft. | |
| 220 |
Give Selective Service tests in Seerley College Eye 63:18, p.8 |
11/15/1966 | ||
| 221 |
Previews College Eye 63:18, p.8 |
11/15/1966 | Activities and meetings planned; Foreign Policy Day, Christine Camp to speak on careers in foreign service, Dinner with the Prof, luncheon for faculty women and graduate students, International Dinner, Iowa Consortium for Social studies. | |
| 222 |
Untitled Hoff--Gary College Eye 63:15, p.2 |
11/4/1966 | One way of avoiding the draft. | |
| 223 |
National lottery possible solution for draft situation College Eye 60:63, p.2 |
7/22/1966 | ||
| 224 |
Deferment tests given tomorrow College Eye 60:57, p.12 |
5/20/1966 | ||
| 225 |
Policy on transcripts to draft boards is announced College Eye 60:57, p.1 |
5/20/1966 | SCI will supply class ranks to draft boards; boards will decide who is making satisfactory progress. | |
| 226 |
Applications due for selective service test College Eye 60:49, p.4 |
4/22/1966 | ||
| 227 |
Selective Service chooses SCI for testing center College Eye 60:45, p.6 |
4/8/1966 | Tests will determine eligibility for deferment. | |
| 228 |
Colonel Bowles to speak on campus College Eye 60:41, p.4 |
3/15/1966 | Will speak on selective service. | |
| 229 |
Kultur: Art: Repeated challenges of 'Way to Paint' Behrens--Roy Richard (Class of 1968; Art Faculty) College Eye 60:29, p.3 |
1/14/1966 | Compares Steven Smith's burning of his draft card with the evolution of art. | |
| 230 |
Smith's means of protest unnecessary, ill-advised College Eye 60:29, p.2 |
1/14/1966 | Criticizes Steven Smith for burning his draft card, and excusing his actions by claiming freedom of speech. | |
| 231 |
Steve Smith justifies actions in speech College Eye 60:29, p.1 |
1/14/1966 | Excerpts from speech before large crowd. | |
| 232 |
Untitled College Eye 60:29, p.6 |
1/14/1966 | Steven Smith answers questions from the audience at "Freedom of Speech." | |
| 233 |
Untitled Hoff--Gary College Eye 60:29, p.2 |
1/14/1966 | Student accused of burning his draft card claims that he is burning his meal ticket to protest eating in Commons. | |
| 234 |
'Freedom of Speech' will be topic by Steven Smith College Eye 60:28, p.1 |
1/11/1966 | Draft card burner will speak. | |
| 235 |
Untitled Hoff--Gary College Eye 60:28, p.2 |
1/11/1966 | ||
| 236 |
Draft card burner speaks Wednesday College Eye 60:27, p.1 |
1/7/1966 | Steven Smith will speak. | |
| 237 |
New Selective Service plan set for summer College Eye 57:28, p.3 |
5/3/1963 | Colleges will report enrollment to draft boards. | |
| 238 |
No draft might calm uneasy feeling College Eye 57:3, p.2 |
9/28/1962 | Committee feels international tensions will be eased without the presence of the draft. | |
| 239 |
Draft tests are available College Eye 51:21, p.3 |
3/4/1960 | ||
| 240 |
Deadline today for draft test College Eye 49:27, p.1 |
4/11/1958 | ||
| 241 |
Selective Service test here May 16 College Eye 48:26, p.3 |
4/26/1957 | ||
| 242 |
Selective service exams College Eye 48:8, p.3 |
11/2/1956 | ||
| 243 |
Special test will be May 17 College Eye 47:29, p.5 |
5/4/1956 | For selective service. | |
| 244 |
How about UMT? Lewis--Lawrence Guy (Class of 1961) College Eye 46:16, p.2 |
1/21/1955 | Universal Military Training bill is before congress. | |
| 245 |
Draft-eligible men should apply for qualification tests College Eye 46:8, p.5 |
10/29/1954 | ||
| 246 |
Selective service tests announced College Eye 45:28, p.7 |
4/30/1954 | ||
| 247 |
Deferment tests set for April 22 College Eye 45:22, p.7 |
3/5/1954 | ||
| 248 |
Selective Service applications open College Eye 45:2, p.3 |
9/18/1953 | ||
| 249 |
Letters College Eye 44:39, p.2 |
7/24/1953 | Ron Roskens says that his draft board will allow him to complete his bachelor's degree. | |
| 250 |
Urges complete elimination of conscription exemptions Pettit--Tom (Class of 1953) College Eye 44:38, p.2 |
7/17/1953 | Issue of the draft is addressed. |
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