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- Collection: UT-Austin Student Activism Surveillance
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Report on November 24, 1964 W.E.B DuBois Club of America, UT-Austin
A police report detailing a student event and participating members in late 1964 at the University of Texas at Austin.
Memorandum to Dr. LeMaistre, Subject: Administrative Responsibility and Dissemination of Information
A memorandum describing the administration's unsatisfactory responses to demands for the release of administrative information and reminding the UT System Chancellor, Dr. Charles LeMaistre, that the university's administration is responsible only to…
War Machine Protestor
Photograph of a member of Students for a Democratic Society protesting the use of war machines like the one he is on.
Austin Chicano Boycott of Economy Furniture
Protesters boycotting during the Economy Furniture Company Strike in Austin.
Spies against Student Activism
A list of spies for local police agencies that collected photographs and information about student activist groups by going to their events.
Protesters gathering at South Mall
Students being spied on while gathering for a protest event at in a central area of the UT-Austin campus
While Cops Disappear Marines Attack Peaceniks
Newspaper article detailing an event that led to violence between protesters and veterans/marines in Houston, Texas.
Moratorium and March on Washington Banner
Banner on UT-Austin building detailing events put on by a student activist group focused on ending US involvement in the Vietnam War.
Surveillance Photographs of professors
Photographs taken for a local police agency of a professor at UT-Austin possibly participating in student activist events. Identifies David Edwards, Peck Young, and possibly Scott Pittman and Joe Kruppa.
Student with sign about General Hershey
A student likely at a rally with a sign that makes it ambiguous as to whether or not they are for or against General Hershey and US involvement in the Vietnam War.