Box 4
Contains 19 Results:
Freeze Sum-up, 1985
Freeze materials – Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign, 1983-85
“The Costs and Consequences of Reagan’s Military Build-up” A Report to the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers AFL-CIO, 1982
Notecards on Nuclear Weapons and War Talk given by Mary Anne Smith (undated)
Notes on nuclear weapons and war
Pamphlets on nuclear war, weapons
South End Press – The Alternative
Beyond War – information packet
Nuclear Freeze/Jobs with Peace Campaign, 1985
Voice Literary Supplement No.15, March 1983
Mother Jones, May 1987; Aug./Sept. 1987; Oct. 1987; Nov. 1987
The Nation, April 14, 1984; April 21, 1984; May 5, 1984; May 12, 1984
Political Solutions – a Publication of IDA/DSA Nashville , # 1, 4, 7, 9, 1986-87
Articles from Psychology Today, 1981-82
Magazine articles on Radiation; EST; Cultural Civil War; Living Health and Street Free; Teamster Madness; It’s Time for Management Concessions
Utne Reader – The Best of the Alternative Press (1982); Have a Natural Christmas (1985)
The Monitor – a Publication of the Center for Democratic Renewal, (December 1986, May 1987)
Articles on nuclear war/weapons, 1981-1985
Notebook of Materials on Nuclear War, training sessions, talks, resources, etc.
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