Guide to the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Emergency Ministry on Conscience and War Records

Descriptive Summary

Title

United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Emergency Ministry on Conscience and War Records

Inclusive Dates

circa 1958-1979

Bulk Dates

1969-1975

Call Number

RG 533

Creator(s)

United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Emergency Ministry on Conscience and War.

Galvin, E. William D.

Stuart, Bruce D. D.

Yolton, L. William (Leroy William), 1930-

Quantity

22.25 cubic feet (23 boxes)

Language

Materials primarily in English with several items in Spanish

Restrictions on Access

Open for research. Medical, educational, and psychological records of living people are closed.

Digital Content

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Repository

Presbyterian Historical Society, 425 Lombard Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147-1516 USA

Biographical Note / Administrative History

Administrative History

The Emergency Ministry on Conscience and War (EMCW) was established in 1969 by the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. EMCW was created in response to perceived concerns following a 1968 General Assembly pronouncement about initiating a study on church involvement in conscientious objection to the Vietnam War. EMCW was administered through the Office of Church and Society of the Board of Christian Education (BCE), and its funds were derived from the World Refugee and Emergency Service Committee. The aforementioned study was based upon church recognition that draft board members were considered to be unsympathetic toward dissenting views, that the draft law itself was considered unjust and discriminatory, and that the church had failed to respond consistently and forcefully in support of conscientious objectors. When the study was completed in 1969, it was recommended that ministry on conscience and war should be continued and expanded, and the church should deploy its resources to increase education about war by providing study materials, media, and staff services.

The fundamental strategy of EMCW was to emphasize the pastoral and counseling orientation in giving impartial aid to draft registrants and their families. The three levels of aid were providing information and education about the draft, helping the registrant develop competent ethical analysis skills, and giving direct aid to conscientious objectors to war through prison visitations and aid to emigrants to Canada. L. (Leroy) William Yolton worked as executive secretary of EMCW from February 1969 until the end of 1973. Early activities of EMCW consisted of providing grants to judicatories to aid and establish draft and military counseling programs throughout the United States; disseminating packets of educational information on the draft, war, and conscientious objection; and publishing national listings of alternate service positions.

The 1969 General Assembly suggested that unallocated funds from the Council of Theological Education be used to enable internships and field work for EMCW. Bruce D.D. Stuart was a middler at Princeton Theological Seminary and interned with EMCW during 1969. Stuart focused on expanding draft counseling resources in secondary education, specifically in high schools. He continued his work with EMCW until 1971.

The advisory committee of EMCW proposed the creation of the Emergency Ministry on Veterans Services (EMVS) to address the needs of veterans returning from the Vietnam War. In 1972, EMVS was funded and established, with Peter Salerno selected as its executive secretary. EMVS's objectives included providing counsel and assistance to judicatories in developing programs of service to veterans of the Vietnam era, specifically as veterans faced problems of employment, housing, education, poor mental health, drug use, and addiction; raising awareness within the church of veterans' issues; and providing financial resources and grants to grow ministry work with veterans.

While EMCW was set to terminate at the end of 1973, the advisory committee suggested that EMCW continue its work, especially on the issue of amnesty, using decreased funds and an intern. The advisory committee selected intern E. William D. Galvin (Bill Galvin) to continue EMCW's work in September 1973. Under Galvin, EMCW worked on and promoted amnesty for exiles and military deserters and issues surrounding veterans' legislation.

Collection Overview

This collection contains correspondence, minutes, administrative records, financial records, reports, printed items, and ephemera collected and created by the Emergency Ministry on Conscience and War (EMCW) as it worked to address issues of the draft, conscientious objection, military counseling, alternate service, and amnesty during the Vietnam War. Executive secretary L. William Yolton and intern E. William D. Galvin (Bill Galvin) created and maintained the records.

The L. William Yolton Files series, circa 1958-1975, contains correspondence files, operation files, geographical files, and subject files which document EMCW's activities during Yolton's tenure as executive secretary (1969-1973).

The Correspondence Files subseries, 1969-1973, contains alphabetical correspondence files (arranged by sender) and chronological files of correspondence sent (chiefly carbon copies arranged loosely by year). The subseries documents EMCW's communications with other UPCUSA entities, church constituents, and external organizations.

The Operation Files subseries, circa 1968-1974, contains files of minutes, reports, budgets and other financial records, printed items, educational resources, case files, internship materials, and requests for EMCW resources (arranged in an alphabetic-subject filing system by folder title). This subseries chiefly documents EMCW's core function of disseminating information on the draft, draft counseling, and conscientious objection; EMCW's internal functions within the Board of Christian Education's Office of Church and Society; and EMCW staff's other activities nationally, regionally, and locally. Four folders (titled "Draft Counseling for African Americans") document EMCW's work with and financial support of the National Association of Black Students (NABS) and the National Black Draft Counselors and include several letters from Gwendolyn Patton. Two folders (titled "Draft Counseling for Spanish Language Speakers") document EMCW's efforts to procure Spanish language draft counseling materials. One folder (titled "Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention (Black Panther Party, Philadelphia, Pa.)") includes a form from the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends designating Yolton as an observer in a "third party" role at the Black Panthers' convention. One folder (titled "York 5 Defense Case") includes correspondence documenting EMCW's use of its Fund for Conscience to contribute money to the York Five's defense fund.

Also included in the subseries are case files (arranged alphabetically by counselees' last names) documenting EMCW's draft counseling and outreach work with specific individuals. There are materials pertaining to Walter Collins, an African American draft resister and civil rights activist, including a letter from Yolton to Collins while he was imprisoned in Texarkana, Texas. There are also materials pertaining to John A. Gruneich's legal case against the Selective Service System.

The Geographical Files subseries, circa 1969-1975, contains files of correspondence and printed items documenting EMCW's communications and work with congregations, presbyteries, and synods throughout the United States. Files are arranged alphabetically by state or territory. Letters chiefly discuss the establishment and funding of draft information and counseling centers, seminars, workshops, programs, and services in specific states and cities. Printed items are chiefly ephemera created by draft counseling centers, congregations, and presbyteries.

Also included in the subseries are a set of files concerning international issues, arranged alphabetically by continent or country. There are four folders (titled "Japan - Legal counsel / lawyer in Japan (John Hedges)") regarding EMCW's participation in funding a lawyer to provide legal services for GIs on trial in Japan. There are also materials pertaining to individuals immigrating to Canada.

The Subject Files of Organizations subseries, circa 1964-1974, contains files of correspondence, printed items, minutes, reports, and studies, arranged first by subject and then by organization. Subject areas include amnesty, conscientious objection and objectors, draft counseling and counselors, draft legislation and reform, draft repeal and resistance, pacifism and peace, veterans and veteran support, and war resistance. While most materials in the files were created by external organizations, there are also materials created by EMCW as it worked with these external organizations. Organizations represented in the subject files include the Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors (CCCO), the National Interreligious Service Board for Conscientious Objectors (NISBCO), the Interfaith Committee on Draft Information (IFCDI), the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), and the Emergency Ministries Concerning the War.

Also included in the subseries are files pertaining to Christian denominations' engagement with draft counseling, conscientious objectors, and peace work. There are two folders of materials created by Jewish groups and organizations on these subjects as well.

The E. William D. Galvin Files series, 1966-1979, contains operation files and subject files which document EMCW's activities during Galvin's internship tenure as head of the unit (1973-circa 1976).

The Operation Files subseries, 1966-1979, contains files of correspondence, minutes, reports, printed items, educational resources, and research materials (arranged in an alphabetic-subject filing system by folder title). The subseries chiefly document EMCW's work on amnesty for exiles and military deserters. Correspondence files include materials regarding Robert R. Warner, Jr., a Presbyterian minister who set fire to an ROTC building at the University of Hawaii as an act of resistance to the Vietnam War. Several folders contain materials pertaining to President Gerald Ford's "Earned Re-Entry" Plan (Ford's program for the return of Vietnam era draft evaders and military deserters). There are also Galvin's research files, which contain materials he used in writing "The United Presbyterian Church's Response to the Vietnam War" (published in 1978), and files containing materials of the Emergency Ministry for Veteran Services (EMVS).

The Subject Files of Organizations subseries, 1972-1978, contains files of correspondence, printed items, minutes, reports, and studies, arranged first by subject and then by organization. Subject areas include amnesty, conscientious objection and objectors, pacifism and peace, veterans and veteran support, volunteers and volunteerism, and war resistance. While most materials were created by external organizations, there are also materials created by EMCW as it worked with these external organizations. Organizations represented in the subject files include the National Council for Universal and Unconditional Amnesty (NCUUA) and the Special Ministries / Vietnam Generation.

Organization and Arrangement

The collection is arranged as follows:

SERIES I: L. WILLIAM YOLTON FILES, CIRCA 1958-1975

Subseries 1: Correspondence Files, 1969-1973

Subseries 2: Operation Files, circa 1958-1974

Subseries 3: Geographical Files, circa 1963-1975

Subseries 4: Subject Files of Organizations, circa 1964-1974

SERIES II: E. WILLIAM D. GALVIN FILES, 1966-1979

Subseries 1: Operation Files, 1966-1979

Subseries 2: Subject Files of Organizations, 1972-1978

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Related Material

Administrative Information

Acquisition Information

Transferred from the Program Agency (New York) in 1975 and from Bill Galvin (Center on Conscience & War, Washington D.C.) in 2009.

Processing Information

Collection processed and guide prepared in 2022 by Nicholas Skaggs, Processing Archivist.

While the processor maintained creator-supplied folder titles, the processor also created additional description to supplement folder titles. Processor-supplied descriptions are enclosed in square brackets in the Collection Inventory.

Preferred Citation

United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Emergency Ministry on Conscience and War Records, RG 533, Presbyterian Historical Society, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Catalog Headings

The following headings have been used to index the description of this collection in the society’s electronic catalog.

Personal Name Subject

Yolton, L. William.

Galvin, E. William D.

Stuart, Bruce D. D.

Corporate Subject

American Friends Service Committee.

CCCO/An Agency for Military and Draft Counseling.

Interfaith Committee on Draft and Military Information.

Midwest Committee for Draft Counseling (Chicago, Ill.)

National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Emergency Ministries Concerning the War.

National Council to Repeal the Draft (U.S.)

National Interreligious Service Board for Conscientious Objectors.

United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Emergency Ministry on Conscience and War.

United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of Christian Education. Office of Church and Society.

Topical Subject

Amnesty--United States--History--20th century.

Church work with veterans--History--20th century.

Conscientious objection--Religious aspects.

Draft--United States--History--20th century.

Draft resisters--United States--History--20th century.

Peace--Religious aspects--Presbyterians.

Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Conscientious objectors.

Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Moral and ethical aspects.

Vietnam War, 1961-1975--War work.

Genre-form

Budgets. aat

Case files. aat

Correspondence. aat

Minutes (administrative records) aat

Printed ephemera. aat

Printed materials (object genre) aat

Publications (documents) aat

Reports. aat

Subject files. local

Personal Added Name

Galvin, E. William D.

Stuart, Bruce D. D.

Yolton, L. William (Leroy William), 1930-

Collection Inventory

Box	Folder	Description	Alternative Formats

		SERIES I: L. WILLIAM YOLTON FILES, CIRCA 1958-1975

		Subseries 1: Correspondence Files, 1969-1973

1	1-33	Alphabetical correspondence files - A-N, 1969-1973

2	1-20	Alphabetical correspondence files - O-Z, 1969-1973
2	21-36	Chronological files of correspondence sent, 1969-1972

3	1-6	Chronological files of correspondence sent, 1972-1973

		Subseries 2: Operation Files, circa 1958-1974

3	7-15	Advisory Committee for the Emergency Ministry of Conscience and War (EMCW) [includes minutes], 1968-1973
3	16	Advisory Council on Church and Society, UPCUSA [includes minutes], 1971-1972
3	17-19	Alternate service, 1969-1972
3	20-21	Amnesty conferences and meetings [includes National Conference on Amnesty materials], 1973
3	22	Amnesty correspondence file, 1972-1973
3	23	Amnesty data, circa 1972-1973
3	24	Amnesty - Hearings on amnesty before the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Administrative Practice and Procedure (Kennedy Subcommittee), 1972
3	25	Amnesty legislation, 1971-1973
3	26	Amnesty newspaper clippings, circa 1971-1972
3	27	Amnesty resolutions and statements - Amnesty Information and Action Center (Ann Arbor, Mich.), circa 1970-1972
3	28	Amnesty resolutions and statements - Lutheran Church [includes amnesty information packet], circa 1971-1972
3	29	Amnesty resolutions and statements - National Interreligious Service Board for Conscientious Objector (NISBCO), circa 1972-1973
3	30	Amnesty resolutions and statements - Seattle Veterans Action Center [includes "The Less Than Honorable Discharges" article], 1972
3	31-34	Amnesty resolutions and statements - Alphabetical files - A-W, circa 1969-1973
3	35	Bibliography project, 1968-1971
3	36-37	Board of Christian Education (BCE), UPCUSA, 1969-1972

4	1	BCE, UPCUSA, 1969-1972
4	2	BCE, UPCUSA, 1969-1972 [includes Division of Vocation materials], 1971-1972
4	3-4	BCE, UPCUSA - Meetings, circa 1969-1971
4	5	BCE, UPCUSA - "Stance Document," 1971 July
4	6-7	BCE, UPCUSA - Synod School syllabi, circa 1969-1972
4	8-12	Budget (EMCW), 1969-1973
4	13	Case files - Collins, Walter, 1970-1972
4	14-16	Case files - Gruneich, John A., circa 1971-1972
4	17	Case files - Kreutzberg, Alan J., circa 1969-1970
4	18-25	Case files - Alphabetical files - A-W, circa 1966-1973
4	26	Conferences, 1971-1973
4	27-28	Conservative denominational opposition, circa 1968-1973
4	29	Conservative denominational opposition [includes reply to Endwell, N.Y. Session materials], circa 1969
4	30	Conservative opposition, circa 1968-1969
4	31-32	Council on Church and Society, UPCUSA, circa 1969-1972
4	33	Council on Church and Society, UPCUSA - Resolution on school busing, 1972 February 12
4	34	Description of EMCW, circa 1968-1973
4	35	Doctor's draft, 1971
4	36-37	Draft and conscientious objection / objector information, circa 1970-1972
4	38	Draft and conscientious objection / objector information - Printed items and ephemera, circa 1965-1972

5	1-2	Draft and conscientious objection / objector information - Printed items and ephemera, circa 1969-1973
5	3	Draft boards, 1969-1970
5	4	Draft counseling abroad, 1971
5	5-7	Draft counseling and education materials, circa 1968-1973
5	8	Draft counseling and education materials - Role playing, 1968-1971
5	9	Draft counseling and education materials - Transparencies, circa 1970
5	10-12	"Draft Counseling and Educational Centers" (by American Friends Service Committee (AFSC)) [includes Yolton's drafts and revisions], circa 1968-1969
5	13	Draft counseling directories, 1969-1972
5	14	Letter from Gwen Patton Woods to L. William Yolton, 1970 February 16	Digital
5	14-15	Draft counseling for African Americans [includes National Association of Black Students (NABS) materials; oversize materials removed to box 23], circa 1968-1972
5	16-17	Draft counseling for African Americans [includes National Conference of Black Counselors materials], 1970-1971
5	18-19	Draft counseling for Spanish language speakers, circa 1968-1972
5	20	Draft information and education packet (prepared by EMCW), circa 1968-1972
5	20	"To Be a Conscientious Objector" pamphlet, circa 1970	Digital
5	21-22	Draft information and education packet (prepared by EMCW) [includes revision notes], circa 1968-1972
5	23	Draft information and education packet (prepared by EMCW) - "Concerning the Draft: Selective Service Information for Youth," circa 1971
5	24	Draft legislation and reform newspaper clippings, circa 1969-1971
5	25	Draft legislation and reform - Testimony on draft reform before the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Administrative Practice and Procedure (Kennedy Subcommittee), 1972
5	26	Draft legislation and reform - Testimony on terminating the Military Selective Service Act of 1967 before the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee (presented by William P. Thompson), 1971
5	27	Draft lotteries, 1969-1971
5	28-29	Draft repeal - End the draft proposals, circa 1968-1971
5	30	Draft repeal newspaper clippings, circa 1970-1971
5	31	Draft repeal packets, circa 1970-1973
5	32	Field operations - FO-4 Forms (EMCW), 1969-1970
5	33	Filling out form 150 (special form for conscientious objectors), circa 1971

6	1	Films - Amnesty media project, circa 1972-1973
6	2	Films - AMS Film Productions, circa 1971-1973
6	3	Films - "Amnesty or Exile?" budget, circa 1971-1973
6	4	Films - "Amnesty or Exile?" clearances, 1971-1973
6	5	Films - "Amnesty or Exile?" script, circa 1970-1973
6	6	Films - "Amnesty or Exile?" utilization guide [includes Yolton's revisions; oversize materials removed to box 23], circa 1970-1973
6	7	Films - "Duty Bound" (by Allan Sloane), 1972-1973
6	8	Films - Marvin Bernstein film contract, circa 1972-1973
6	9-10	Films - Marvin Bernstein film project, circa 1970-1973
6	11	Fund for Conscience grant, 1969-1973
6	12	Funding proposals and requests received [includes Mississippi Draft Information Service materials], circa 1971
6	13-14	Funding proposals and requests received [chiefly for draft counseling programs], circa 1970-1972
6	15-16	General Assembly (181st at San Antonio, Tex.), 1969
6	17-18	General Assembly (182nd at Chicago, Ill.) - Church and Society preamble and texts, circa 1969-1970
6	19-21	General Assembly (183rd at Rochester, N.Y.), circa 1970-1971
6	22	General Assembly (184th at Denver, Colo.), 1972
6	23	General Assembly (185th at Omaha, Neb.), 1973
6	24	Guidelines, policies, and strategies (EMCW), 1969-1971
6	25-27	High schools - Bruce D.D. Stuart's files, 1969-1971
6	28-30	High schools - Draft counseling resources, 1969-1972
6	31	High schools - Draft Information for Youth...Service (New York, N.Y.), 1970
6	32	High schools - Information gathering, 1970-1971
6	33	High schools - Pebble Hill Presbyterian Church (Dewitt, N.Y.) draft project, 1969-1970
6	33	"Presbyterians and the Draft" pamphlet by Ralph D. Nyland, 1970	Digital
6	34	High schools - Selective Service System (SSS) curriculum, 1970-1972
6	35	Interboard Committee on Review of Proposal for an Education / Action Program on National Security for the United Presbyterian Church, circa 1971

7	1-4	Internships - Council on Theological Education (CTE) / Council of Theological Seminaries (CTS), UPCUSA, circa 1970-1973
7	5	Internships - Council on Theological Education (CTE) / Council of Theological Seminaries (CTS), UPCUSA [includes 1971 General Assembly process materials], circa 1971
7	6	Internships - Dubuque Theological Seminary (Sue Ann Martz), 1971-1972
7	7	Internships - Johnson C. Smith Theological Seminary (Lonnie Oliver and Vernon Ross), 1971
7	8	Internships - Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary (Ky.), McCormick Theological Seminary (Chicago, Ill.) and Minnesota, circa 1970-1972
7	9	Internships - Pittsburg Theological Seminary internship on imprisonment of war objectors (George L. Mason), 1970-1971
7	10	Internships - Princeton Theological Seminary [includes EMCW intern materials for Bruce D.D. Stuart], circa 1970-1972
7	11	Internships - San Francisco Theological Seminary, circa 1970-1972
7	12	Internships - Union Theological Seminary (New York, N.Y.), 1970-1972
7	13	Internships - Yale University (New Haven, Conn.), circa 1970-1971
7	14	Local Board Memorandum No. 107 (criteria for classification of conscientious objectors), 1970
7	15-18	Lists [related chiefly to draft issues and services], circa 1969-1973
7	19	Mailing lists, circa 1969-1973
7	20-24	Master copies - Documentation, forms, and templates (EMCW), current and non-current, circa 1970-1973
7	25	Ministry deferments, 1972
7	26	Ministry funding, 1971-1972
7	27	National Christian Education Conference (October 2-6, 1972; Ghost Ranch, Abiquiu, N.M.), 1972
7	28	National Council of United Presbyterian Men, circa 1972
7	29	New conscription developments, 1970
7	30	Personal files (Yolton) [includes correspondence], circa 1965-1974
7	31-34	Personal files (Yolton) [chiefly memos and notes], circa 1969-1973
7	35-36	Presbyterians for Church Renewal (PCR) [includes "Substance" newsletter issues], circa 1969-1973
7	37	Printed items - "The Church and Draft Information: The Challenge of the Church's Pastoral Responsibility About Conscience and War" (by EMCW), 1969 May	Digital
7	38	Printed items - "War, Peace, and Conscience: Resources for the Church's Ministry" (second edition, revised; by UPCUSA and PCUS) [includes Yolton's revisions], 1970-1972

8	1	Project analysis (EMCW), 1972
8	2-3	Publicity (EMCW), 1969-1972
8	4	Record forms for counselor and counselee (blank), circa 1969-1973
8	5	Reorganization information [includes Subcommittee on Reorganization (EMCW) materials], 1971-1973
8	6-32	Requests for information and EMCW resources, 1969-1973

9	1-6	Requests for information and EMCW resources, 1970-1973
9	7	Resources and resource persons, circa 1970-1972
9	8	Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention (Black Panther Party, Philadelphia, Pa.), 1969-1970
9	9	Rewrite of draft law primer, 1972
9	10-11	Students - Ad Hoc Committee on University Protest Movements, UPCUSA, circa 1965-1966
9	12	Students - Harvard University [chiefly newspaper clippings], circa 1969
9	13-14	Students - Higher education, circa 1967-1972
9	15-16	Students - Miscellaneous materials, circa 1968-1971
9	17-19	Students - Protests and unrest [chiefly newspaper clippings], circa 1968-1971
9	20	Students - Protests and unrest - Australia and Paris, France [chiefly newspaper clippings], circa 1968
9	21	Students - Scranton report on student unrest, circa 1970-1971
9	22-24	Students - University protest movement [chiefly newspaper clippings], circa 1968-1971
9	25	Task Force on Conscription, Conscientious Objection and the Church's Response report (Council on Church and Society), circa 1968-1969
9	26-28	Task Force on Indo-China (Indochina), United Presbyterian Peace Priority Program [includes minutes and printed items], circa 1971-1973
9	29	Task Force on a Study of Ministry on Persons in the Armed Forces, 1972-1973
9	30	Theological education - Council on Theological Education (CTE), UPCUSA, 1968-1972
9	31	Theological education - CTE (UPCUSA) annual meeting packet (November 4-7, 1969; Wheeling, W. Va.), 1969
9	32	Theological education - CTE (UPCUSA) annual meeting packet (November 10-13, 1970; Louisville, Ky.), 1970
9	33	Theological education - CTE (UPCUSA) - "Theological Education Resources of the United Presbyterian Church for the 1970's: Part 1..." (by Douglas G. Trout; November 1970), 1970
9	34	Theological education - Dubuque Theological Seminary (Iowa), circa 1971-1973

10	1	Theological education - Kent State University (Ohio), 1973
10	2	Theological education - Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary (Ky.), 1971-1972
10	3	Theological education - McCormick Theological Seminary (Chicago, Ill.), 1969-1972
10	4	Theological education - Princeton Theological Seminary (N.J.), 1970-1973
10	5	Theological education - Religious Education Association (REA) of the U.S. and Canada, circa 1969
10	6	Theological education - Seminary anti-war and anti-draft activity, circa 1967-1972
10	7	Theological education - Union Theological Seminary (New York, N.Y.), circa 1968-1972
10	8	Theological education - Vanderbilt Divinity School (Nashville, Tenn.), 1971
10	9-10	Theological education - White Collar Man Seminar (Main Line, Philadelphia, Pa.; Board of Christian Education (BCE), UPCUSA), circa 1958-1960
10	11	United Presbyterian Women (UPW), circa 1970
10	12	Veteran support - Advisory Committee on Emergency Ministries (UPCUSA) meeting (September 15-16, 1972), 1972
10	13	Veteran support - Emergency Ministry on Veterans Services (EMVS; UPCUSA) correspondence, 1971-1972
10	14	Veteran support - EMVS (UPCUSA) guidelines and objectives, 1971-1972
10	15	Veteran support - EMVS (UPCUSA) meeting (October 26, 1971), 1971
10	16	Veteran support - EMVS (UPCUSA) miscellaneous materials, 1971-1972
10	17	Veteran support - EMVS (UPCUSA) personnel, 1972
10	18	Veteran support - EMVS (UPCUSA) publicity, circa 1971-1972
10	19	Veteran support - EMVS (UPCUSA) - Salerno, Peter (director), 1972
10	20	Veteran support - "The Grief of Soldiers" (by Chaim F. Shatan), undated
10	21-22	Veteran support - Miscellaneous materials, 1971-1973
10	23	Veteran support - National Planning Conference on the Emotional Needs of Vietnam Era Veterans (St. Louis, Mo.), 1973
10	24	Vietnam War - Miscellaneous materials, circa 1970-1973
10	25	Vietnam War - Moratorium, 1969
10	26	Vietnam War - War tax resistance, circa 1970-1972
10	27	World Relief and Emergency Service Committee (UPCUSA), circa 1968-1971
10	28	World Relief and Emergency Service Committee (UPCUSA) [includes "One Great Hour of Sharing" packet], circa 1968
10	29	York 5 (Five) defense case [includes correspondence], 1973

		Subseries 3: Geographical Files, circa 1963-1975

		United States
10	30	Arizona, circa 1970
10	31	California, 1972
10	32	California [chiefly East Bay Draft Information and Counseling Center materials], circa 1969-1972
10	33	California [chiefly Synod of the Golden Gate], circa 1969-1972
10	34	Colorado, circa 1970-1972
10	35	Connecticut [chiefly Hartford], circa 1970-1972
10	36	Delaware, circa 1969-1972
10	37	Florida, circa 1969-1971
10	38	Georgia, circa 1970-1971
10	39	Idaho, circa 1970
10	40	Illinois, circa 1969-1972
10	41	Illinois [chiefly Chicago], circa 1969-1972
10	42-43	Indiana, circa 1969-1972
10	44-45	Iowa, circa 1969-1973
10	46-47	Kansas, circa 1969-1972
10	48	Kentucky [chiefly Louisville], circa 1969-1974
10	49	Louisiana, 1974
10	50	Maryland, 1971
10	51	Massachusetts, circa 1971
10	52	Massachusetts [chiefly Synod of New England], 1967-1970
10	53	Michigan, circa 1968-1972

11	1-3	Minnesota, circa 1969-1972
11	4	Missouri, circa 1969-1972
11	5	Nebraska, circa 1970-1972
11	6	New Mexico, 1971
11	7	New Jersey, circa 1970-1972
11	8-9	New Jersey [chiefly Rutgers University's United Campus Ministry self-study materials], circa 1969-1970
11	10	New York, circa 1969-1973
11	11	New York [chiefly Draft Information Center of the Rochester Area materials], circa 1970-1973
11	12	New York [chiefly Presbytery of Cayuga-Syracuse], circa 1969-1972
11	13-15	New York [chiefly Presbytery of Genesee Valley], circa 1969-1972
11	16	New York [chiefly Presbytery of Long Island], circa 1969-1972
11	17	New York [chiefly Presbytery of Western New York], 1969-1972
11	18	North Carolina, 1969
11	19	North Dakota, 1971
11	20-23	Ohio, 1969-1972
11	24-27	Ohio [chiefly Cincinnati], circa 1969-1972
11	28	Ohio [chiefly Cleveland], 1969-1972
11	29	Ohio [chiefly Dayton], circa 1969-1971
11	30	Ohio [chiefly Presbytery of Wooster], circa 1969-1972
11	31	Ohio [chiefly Synod School, Synod of Ohio], 1969-1972
11	32	Oklahoma [chiefly Tulsa], circa 1969-1972
11	33	Oregon, 1970-1972
11	34-35	Pennsylvania, 1971-1973
11	36	Pennsylvania [chiefly Pittsburg Presbytery], 1969-1972
11	37	Pennsylvania [chiefly Presbytery of Lake Erie], 1970-1971
11	38	Pennsylvania [chiefly Presbytery of Philadelphia's Military Service Committee materials], circa 1968-1971
11	39	Pennsylvania [chiefly Presbytery of Philadelphia, Warren G. Soare file], 1971
11	40	Pennsylvania [chiefly Villanova University's "Priorities for Peace" seminar workshop materials], 1970

12	1	Pennsylvania [chiefly West Chester], circa 1963-1967
12	2	Puerto Rico, 1969-1970
12	3	South Dakota, circa 1970-1971
12	4	South Carolina, 1972
12	5	Tennessee, circa 1970-1972
12	6	Texas, 1971
12	7	Vermont, circa 1970-1971
12	8	Washington [includes Seattle Draft Counseling Center materials], 1970-1972
12	9	Washington, D.C., circa 1968-1972
12	10	West Virginia, 1971
12	11	Wisconsin, 1969-1972
12	12	Wisconsin [chiefly Milwaukee], 1969-1970
12	13	Wisconsin [includes Wisconsin Amnesty Project materials], 1970-1974

		International
12	14-15	Africa [includes Gulf Boycott Coalition (Dayton, Ohio) materials], circa 1970-1973
12	16	Africa [chiefly Southern Africa], circa 1969-1972
12	17	Australia [includes "Christian Presence in Australian Tertiary Education" article by Yolton in "Crux," October 1968-January 1969 issue], circa 1968-1973
12	18	Biafra-Nigeria [includes "The Nigerian-Biafran Conflict: An International Ethical Perspective" (by David W. Nichols)], 1969
12	19	Brazil, circa 1970
12	20	Canada, circa 1971
12	21	Canada [chiefly Canadian Council of Churches (CCC) materials], circa 1969-1973
12	22-24	Canada [chiefly Canadian immigration materials], circa 1967-1972
12	25-27	Canada [chiefly Emergency Ministry Concerning U.S. Draft Age Emigrants in Canada, National Council of Churches (NCC) materials; includes CONTACT newsletters], circa 1970-1971
12	28	Canada - Funding in Canada, circa 1970-1972
12	29-32	Japan - Legal counsel / lawyer in Japan (John Hedges), 1969-1973
12	33	Middle East, circa 1971
12	34	Pakistan, circa 1971
12	35	Sweden, 1971-1975

		Subseries 4: Subject Files of Organizations, circa 1964-1974

		Amnesty Groups and Organizations
12	36	Americans Exiled in Canada [includes "Amex-Canada" periodical issues], 1972-1973

13	1	Amnesty Information Service (National Interreligious Service Board for Conscientious Objectors (NISBCO)) education packet, circa 1971-1972
13	2-3	Interreligious Conference on Amnesty (Washington, D.C.; March 26-27, 1972), National Council of Churches (NCC) convened, 1972
13	4	Interreligious Task Force on Amnesty (ITFA), circa 1973
13	5-7	Multiple groups [including Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam and "Focus on Public Affairs" newsletters], circa 1968-1973
13	8	Women Strike for Peace, Anti-Draft and Amnesty Clearing House packet, circa 1972-1973

		Christian Denominations
13	9	American Baptist Convention, circa 1972
13	10	Church of the Brethren, circa 1970-1971
13	11	Ecumenical, circa 1970-1972
13	12-13	Episcopal Church [includes Episcopal Peace Fellowship materials], circa 1969-1972
13	14-16	Lutheran Church, circa 1969-1972
13	17	Multiple groups: Disciples of Christ (DOC), Mennonites, and Seminarians, circa 1970-1972
13	18	National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA (NCC), 1971-1972
13	19	Presbyterian Church in the United States (PCUS), circa 1970-1973
13	20	Presbyterian Service Committee for Religious Objectors (Philadelphia, Pa.) conscientious objection packet, circa 1964-1969
13	21-22	Roman Catholic [includes World Justice and Peace Office (Milwaukee, Wis.) materials], 1968-1973
13	23	United Church of Christ (UCC), circa 1968-1973
13	24	UCC - "Conscience and the Draft: Resources on Military Service and Alternatives" packet, circa 1968-1970
13	25	UCC, Council for Christian Social Action (New York, N.Y.) - Packet on conscientious objection, circa 1967-1969
13	26	UCC, Peace Resource Center (Philadelphia, Pa.) packet, circa 1971-1972
13	27	UCC, Task Force on Ministries to Military Personnel, circa 1973
13	28-28	United Methodist Church, circa 1969-1973
13	30	United Methodist Church, Board of Christian and Social Concerns (Washington, D.C.) - Packet on conscientious objection, circa 1967-1973

		Civil Rights Groups and Organizations
13	31	American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of New Jersey [includes "Civil Liberties Reporter" newsletter issues and amnesty materials], 1973-1974
13	32	Civil Liberties Legal Defense Fund (Cambridge, Mass.), 1969-1971
13	33	Office for Advancement of Public Negro Colleges (Atlanta, Ga.), 1969-1970
13	34-35	Southern Conference Education Fund (SCEF; Louisville, Ky.) [includes press releases], circa 1970-1974
13	36	Southern Poverty Law Center (Montgomery, Ala.), 1971-1973
13	37	Washington Office on Africa, 1974

		Conscientious Objection / Objector Groups and Organizations
14	1-5	Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors (CCCO; Philadelphia, Pa.) [includes materials from regional offices], circa 1969-1973
14	6	CCCO (Philadelphia, Pa.), 1971-1973
14	7	CCCO (Philadelphia, Pa.) [includes "CCCO Draft Counselor's Manual," February 1970 version], 1970
14	8	CCCO (Philadelphia, Pa.) [includes "CCCO Draft Counselor's Manual," June 1971 version], 1971-1972
14	9-10	CCCO (Philadelphia, Pa.) [includes "CCCO Military Counselor's Manual," 1972 version], 1971-1972
14	11	CCCO (Philadelphia, Pa.) [includes CCCO news release packet], circa 1968-1972
14	12	CCCO (Philadelphia, Pa.) [includes deferment memos and information], 1969-1972
14	13	CCCO (Philadelphia, Pa.) [includes "The Doctors' Draft" (March 1971)], 1969-1972
14	14-19	CCCO - "Draft Counselor's Newsletter" issues, 1969-1973
14	20	CCCO (Philadelphia, Pa.) [includes financial statements], 1970-1971
14	21	CCCO (Philadelphia, Pa.) [includes I-Y and IV-F memos and information], 1970-1972
14	22-24	CCCO - "News Notes" newsletter issues, 1968-1974
14	25-28	CCCO [includes "Newsletter on Military Law and Counseling" issues], 1969-1973
14	29	Conscientious Objector Service (COS; Washington, D.C.) of NISBCO, 1970-1974
14	30	COS, Draft Counselors' Hotline, 1973
14	31	Conscientious Objectors for Service Benefits (COSB; Seattle, Wash.) and Colorado Conscientious Objectors (CCO; Denver), circa 1971-1972
14	32	Multiple groups: American Baptist Home Mission Societies (ABHMS) and War Control Planners, Inc., circa 1968-1974
14	33	National Interreligious Service Board for Conscientious Objectors (NISBCO), 1969-1972
14	34	NISBCO - Board and Consultative Council, circa 1971-1973
14	35	NISBCO - Future Planning Committee, 1972-1973

15	1	NISBCO - Legal Aspects Subcommittee, circa 1971-1972
15	2	NISBCO - Memos, circa 1971-1973
15	3-4	NISBCO - Newsletter issues, "Reporter for Conscience' Sake," 1971-1974
15	5-6	Pacific Counseling Service [includes West Coast Counseling Service materials], circa 1970-1973
15	7	Presbyterian Service Committee for Religious Objectors (Philadelphia, Pa.) packet on conscientious objection, circa 1964-1972

		Draft Counseling / Counselor Groups
15	8	American Personnel and Guidance Association (APGA; Washington, D.C.), circa 1971-1973
15	9	APGA (Washington, D.C.) [includes American Association of School Administrators (AASA) materials], circa 1970-1972
15	10	Antioch College (Yellow Springs, Ohio), Draft Counseling Student Services Committee - "Ohio Draft Counseling Association...Greeting" newsletter issues, 1972-1973
15	11-12	Committee of Peace Action Council (Los Angeles, Calif.) [chiefly "Counterdraft" newsletter issues], 1970-1971
15	13	Draft Counselors Training Institute (Washington, D.C.), 1969-1971
15	14	Draft Information Center (Philadelphia, Pa.) [includes newsletters], circa 1969-1971
15	15	Interfaith Committee on Draft Information (IFCDI), National Council of Churches (NCC) convened, 1969-1972
15	16	IFCDI, NCC convened [includes minutes], circa 1970-1972
15	17-18	IFCDI, NCC convened - Ad Hoc Committee on Conscientious Objectors, circa 1968-1973
15	19-21	IFCDI, NCC convened - Conferences and meetings, 1971-1973
15	22-23	IFCDI, NCC convened - Draft Film Subcommittee, circa 1970-1972
15	24	IFCDI, NCC convened - Draft Film Subcommittee [regarding Duty Bound by Allan Sloane], circa 1971-1973
15	25	International Christian Youth Exchange (ICYE; New York, N.Y.), 1971
15	26	Michigan Draft Information Exchange (Ann Arbor), 1970-1972
15	27	Midwest Committee for Draft Counseling (MCDC; Chicago, Ill.; CCCO regional office) [includes "Counterdraft" correspondence and Pat Burg controversy materials], 1970
15	28	MCDC (Chicago, Ill.; CCCO regional office) [includes "CCCO Draft Counselor's Manual," May 1969 version], 1969-1970
15	29	MCDC (Chicago, Ill.; CCCO regional office) [includes "CCCO Draft Counselor's Manual," October 1970 version], 1970
15	30	MCDC (Chicago, Ill.; CCCO regional office) [includes "Report on Black Draft Counseling," Spring and Fall 1970], 1970-1972
15	31	National Black Draft Counselors (NBDC; Chicago, Ill.) [includes newsletters], 1970-1971
15	32	Seattle Draft Counseling Center (Wash.), 1968-1974
15	33-34	"Selective Service News" issues, 1970-1973
15	35	Selective Service System Communications - "Counselors' Newsletter" issues, 1971-1973
15	36	Southwest Regional Draft Counselors Association (SWRDCA; Austin, Tex.), circa 1968-1971

16	1	Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) of the USA, National Council - Community Affairs Department, circa 1969-1972
16	2	"Wisconsin Draft Counselor's Newsletter" issues (Milwaukee), 1971-1972

		Draft Legislation and Reform Groups and Organizations
16	3	Committee for Legal Research on the Draft, Harvard Law School (Cambridge, Mass.) [includes newsletters], 1971-1973
16	4-5	Multiple groups: Los Angeles Selective Service Law Panel, New York Draft and Military Law Panel, and Southern Poverty Law Center, circa 1969-1974
16	6	Public Law Education Institute (Washington, D.C.) - "Military Law Reporter" newsletter issues, 1973
16	7	Public Law Education Institute (Washington, D.C.) - "Selective Service Law Reporter" [includes John E. Schulz statement], 1971-1972

		Draft Repeal / Resistance Groups and Organizations
16	8	Multiple groups: Union for National Draft Opposition, U.S. National Student Association, and Weekly Action Project, circa 1969-1971
16	9-10	National Council to Repeal the Draft (NCRD; Washington, D.C.), circa 1969-1973
16	11	NCRD (Washington, D.C.) [includes National Churchmen's Committee to Repeal / End the Draft in 1971 materials], 1971-1972
16	12	NCRD (Washington, D.C.) [includes newsletters], 1970-1973
16	13-14	NCRD (Washington, D.C.) [includes materials from other draft repeal groups], circa 1969-1973

		Jewish Groups and Organizations
16	15-16	Multiple groups [includes National Conference of Christians and Jews (NCCJ) and The Jewish Peace Fellowship materials], circa 1970-1973

		Pacifist / Peace Groups and Organizations
16	17-18	American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), circa 1969-1973
16	19	AFSC (Syracuse, N.Y.) [includes "Attorneys and Counselors Draft Newsletter" issues], 1971-1973
16	20	AFSC (Cambridge, Mass.) [includes "Final Draft: New England Draft Newsletter" issues], 1971-1972
16	21	AFSC (Cambridge, Mass.) [includes "Final Draft / Only for Life and Peace Work" newsletter issues], 1972-1973
16	22	ASFC-Hawaii [includes "Hawaii Draft News" newsletter issues], 1972-1973
16	23	ASFC and Fordham University (Bronx, N.Y.) - "In the Interest of Equity: A New York Metropolitan Draft Newsletter" issues, circa 1970-1971
16	24	ASFC (New York Metropolitan Regional Office) [includes "AFSC Memo to Draft Counselors" newsletter issues], 1971-1972
16	25-28	Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam [includes national and state (Philadelphia, Pa.) materials], circa 1967-1973
16	29	Bay Area Nonviolent Community / Peace Brigade (Berkeley, Calif.) [includes "Gentle Strength" and "Showdown" newsletter issues], 1971-1972
16	30	Fellowship of Reconciliation (Nyack, N.Y.), 1969-1973

17	1-2	Fellowship of Reconciliation (Nyack, N.Y.), 1969-1974
17	3	Fellowship of Reconciliation (Nyack, N.Y.) [includes "Fellowship" newsletters issues], 1971-1974
17	4	Friends Peace Committee (Religious Society of Friends (Quakers); Philadelphia, Pa.), circa 1969-1973
17	5	Friends Suburban Project (Media, Pa.) - "The Friendly Agitator" newsletter issues], 1972-1973
17	6-7	Joint Strategy and Action Committee (JSAC), Inc. (New York, N.Y.), circa 1970-1973
17	8	Louisville Peace Council (Ky.), circa 1970-1971
17	9	Mennonite Central Committee, Peace Section (Akron, Pa.) - "Selective Service Newsletter" issues, 1968-1971
17	10-11	Multiple groups [including For Peace and Brotherhood, Student Forum on International Order and World Peace, and The Committee of Responsibility, Inc.], circa 1969-1971
17	12	Multiple groups [chiefly peace newsletters including "To Free Mankind and Ecumenical Peace Institute Communicator"], circa 1971-1973
17	13	"Peacemaker" (Cincinnati, Ohio) newsletter issues, 1969-1972
17	14	Reservists' Committee to Stop War (Berkeley, Calif.) [includes "Redline" newsletter issues], 1972-1973
17	15	SANE, A Citizens' Organization for a Sane World (Washington, D.C.), 1971-1973
17	16	Set the Date Now: An Interreligious Campaign to End the War (Washington, D.C.) [includes Lobby of Americans community action packet], 1971
17	17	Society for Social Responsibility in Science (Bala Cynwyd, Pa.) [includes newsletters], 1972-1973
17	18	South Jersey Peace Center (Moorestown, N.J.) [includes "SJPC Brief" newsletter issues], 1971-1973
17	19	United Presbyterian Peace Fellowship (Nyack, N.Y.) - "Briefly..." newsletter issues, 1971-1973
17	20	War Resisters League (New York, N.Y.) [includes newsletters], 1973-1974
17	21	World Peace Council (Helsinki, Finland) [includes "Peace Courier" newsletter issues], 1970-1973

		Veteran / Veteran Support Groups and Organizations
17	22	Emergency Ministries Concerning the War, National Council of Churches (NCC), circa 1972-1973
17	23-25	Emergency Ministries Concerning the War, NCC - Conferences and meetings, 1971-1973
17	26	Emergency Ministries Concerning the War, NCC - Personnel Committee's nominations and recommendations, circa 1971-1972
17	27	Emergency Ministries Concerning the War, NCC - Veterans packet, circa 1973
17	28	Denver Veterans' Opportunity Center (Colo.), circa 1971
17	29	Indianapolis Area Draft - G.I. Center (Ind.), 1971
17	30	Seattle Veterans' Action Center (SVAC; Wash.), 1972
17	31	Veterans Education and Training Service (VETS), National League of Cities and U.S. Conference of Mayors (Washington, D.C.), 1973
17	32	Veterans World Project of Southern Illinois University (Edwardsville), 1971

		War Resistance Groups
17	33	Flower City Conspiracy [chiefly newspaper clippings], 1970
17	34	Multiple groups [including "Resist: A Call to Resist Illegitimate Authority" newsletter issues and War Resisters League], circa 1969-1972
17	35	New Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam (Philadelphia Regional Office, Pa.), 1969-1970
17	36	Philadelphia Resistance (Pa.) [includes "Common Sense: Philadelphia Action Report" periodical issues], 1973
17	37	Philadelphia Resistance (Pa.) [includes "The Resister" issues], circa 1968-1972

		SERIES II: E. WILLIAM D. GALVIN FILES, 1966-1979

		Subseries 1: Operation Files, 1966-1979

17	38-39	Advisory Committee, Emergency Ministries on Conscience and War (EMCW) and Veteran Services, UPCUSA [includes minutes], 1973-1976
17	40	American Personnel and Guidance Association (APGA) convention (April 8-11, 1974; New Orleans, La.), circa 1970-1974

18	1-2	APGA convention (April 8-11, 1974; New Orleans, La.), circa 1970-1974
18	3	APGA convention (March 23-26, 1975; New York, N.Y.), 1974-1975
18	4	Amnesty - "Amnesty and the Church," article (by Galvin) for Church and Society (March-April 1974 issue), 1973-1974
18	5	Amnesty - Bills before Congress, 1973
18	6	Amnesty - Church polls, 1973-1974
18	7	Amnesty - Conferences, meetings, and sessions, 1973-1974
18	8	Amnesty - Conferences, meetings, and sessions [includes Rochester, N.Y.], 1973
18	9	Amnesty - Conferences, meetings, and sessions [includes Syracuse, N.Y.], 1973
18	10	Amnesty - Conferences, meetings, and sessions [includes Vermont], 1973
18	11	Amnesty - Congressional hearings, 1974
18	12	Amnesty - Denominational news, circa 1973-1974
18	13	Amnesty - Directory, circa 1973-1975
18	14	Amnesty - Directory resources, 1973-1974
18	15-16	Amnesty - Education packet (prepared by Church and Society Unit, UPCUSA), circa 1972-1975
18	17	Amnesty - General information, 1974
18	18	Amnesty - Hearings before Subcommittee on Courts, Civil Liberties, and the Administration of Justice (U.S. House of Representatives), 1975
18	19-21	Amnesty - Interreligious Task Force on Amnesty (ITFA) [includes minutes], 1973-1975
18	22	Amnesty - Legislation, circa 1973-1975
18	23-24	Amnesty - News coverage, 1974
18	25-28	Amnesty - President Gerald Ford's "Earned Re-Entry" Plan [includes Galvin's notes and reference materials], 1974-1975
18	29	Amnesty - President Gerald Ford's "Earned Re-Entry" Plan [includes plan information], circa 1974-1975
18	30-31	Amnesty - President Gerald Ford's "Earned Re-Entry" Plan [includes responses to plan], circa 1974-1975
18	32	Amnesty - President Gerald Ford's "Earned Re-Entry" Plan - Earned re-entry chronology packet, 1974
18	33	Amnesty - President Gerald Ford's "Earned Re-Entry" Plan - Kennedy hearings (U.S. Senate), circa 1974
18	34	Amnesty - President Gerald Ford's "Earned Re-Entry" Plan - Lawsuit against plan, circa 1974
18	35	Amnesty - President Gerald Ford's "Earned Re-Entry" Plan - Responses and statements from other groups, circa 1974
18	36	Amnesty - President Gerald Ford's "Earned Re-Entry" Plan - Responses and statements from presbyteries, circa 1974-1975
18	37	Amnesty - President Gerald Ford's "Earned Re-Entry" Plan - William P. Thompson Letter to Ford [includes Galvin's drafts], circa 1974-1975
18	38	Amnesty - Princeton petition, 1975-1976

19	1-2	Amnesty - Requests for EMCW information packets, 1972-1974
19	3	Amnesty - Requests for the 186th General Assembly statement and Thompson (William P. Thompson) testimony, 1973-1975
19	4	Amnesty - Resources, circa 1974-1975
19	5-6	Amnesty - Thompson (William P. Thompson) testimony before the Subcommittee on Courts, Civil Liberties and the Administration of Justice (U.S. House of Representatives, March 8, 11, and 13, 1974), 1972-1974
19	7	Amnesty - War Resisters League (New York, N.Y.) packet, 1972-1974
19	8-9	Amnesty - White House [includes Interreligious Task Force on Amnesty (ITFA) materials], 1974
19	10-11	Armed Forces discharge legislation, circa 1975-1976
19	12	"Conscientious Objection to Particular War" (by Ralph Potter), 1966-1967
19	13-14	Correspondence, 1973-1976
19	15	Correspondence - George E. Guthrie, Jr., 1974
19	16	Correspondence - John Brickford, 1974
19	17	Correspondence - Judicatories, 1974
19	18	Correspondence - Mary Bye, 1973
19	19	Correspondence - Requests for information, 1973-1975
19	20-22	Correspondence - Robert R. Warner, Jr., circa 1973-1974
19	23-26	Counter-Recruitment Clippings Service [chiefly newspaper clipping photocopies], 1975
19	27	Emergency Ministries Concerning the War (NCC) packet, 1973-1974
19	28	Emergency Ministries Staff Consulting Committee, UPCUSA, 1973-1974
19	29	Exclusion orders, circa 1975
19	30	Exhibits to motion to correct and reduce sentence (USA v. Jane Anne Kennedy, Southern District of Indiana, Indianapolis Division), 1975
19	31	Film requests - "Amnesty or Exile?," 1973-1974
19	32	General Assembly (186th) preparation, 1974
19	33	Grant requests, 1974
19	34	Handout materials [includes Lewis Simon and Eddie McNally materials], 1973-1974
19	35	High schools - Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC), circa 1973-1975

20	1	Interreligious Working Group on Vietnam Generation Ministries, 1975-1976
20	2	Iwakuni Servicemen's Center (NCC), 1973
20	3	Jubilee packet, circa 1974-1975
20	4	Mailing lists, circa 1973-1975
20	5	"Ministry to Persons in the Armed Forces" report to the 187th General Assembly (UPCUSA), 1975
20	6	National Coordinating Committee for Justice Under Law (NCCJL; Washington, D.C.) [includes "NCCJL Reports" newsletter issues], 1973-1974
20	7	Office administration [includes staff meeting materials], 1973-1974
20	8	Personal files (Galvin) [includes final revisions of "Background Paper: Other Than Honorable Discharges: The Problems and Prospects for Relief"], 1975
20	9	Personal files (Galvin) [includes "500,000 Forgotten Veterans: The Other Than Honorable Discharge Problem"], 1973-1974
20	10	Personal files (Galvin) [includes notes on amnesty], 1974-1975
20	11	Personal files (Galvin) [includes resume], circa 1975-1976
20	12-14	Personal files (Galvin) - Miscellaneous materials, circa 1973-1975
20	15	Personal files (Galvin) - Miscellaneous materials - "They Can't Go Home Again" (by Richard Killmer, 1971); "Occasional Papers on the Church and Conflict" issues (Board of Christian Education (BCE), numbers 2, 4-5, and 7), circa 1966-1971
20	16	Regional conferences, 1973-1974
20	17	Regional conferences - Southern strategy, 1974
20	18-20	Research files - Correspondence, circa 1977
20	21-22	Research files - General assemblies, circa 1965-1977
20	23	Research files - General Assembly (1969), Task Force on Conscription, Conscientious Objection, and the Church's Response, circa 1968-1969
20	24	Research files - EMCW history, circa 1968-1973
20	25-32	Research files - Miscellaneous materials, circa 1966-1979

21	1	Research files - Peace Education Ministry Task Force, Metropolitan Church Board (Syracuse, N.Y.), circa 1972-1975
21	2-5	Research files - Rough drafts, circa 1968-1978
21	6	Research files - Southwest Regional Draft Counseling Association (SWRDCA; Austin, Tex.), circa 1970-1977
21	7	Research files - Presbyterian Peace Fellowship, circa 1971-1977
21	8	Research files - Vietnam, circa 1972-1978
21	9	Research files - Vietnam project [includes correspondence], circa 1977
21	10	Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) enlistment propaganda [chiefly from Rutgers University], circa 1973-1975
21	10	Rodino (Peter W. Rodino, Jr.) Committee, U.S. House of Representatives - The Vietnam Era Reconciliation Act, H.R. 9596, circa 1975
21	11	Strategy for the future notes, circa 1973-1974
21	13-15	Veterans - Emergency Ministry for Veteran Services (EMVS), UPCUSA, 1974-1977
21	16	Veterans - EMVS, UPCUSA [includes Peter Salerno's responses to veterans legislation], circa 1974-1976
21	17	Veterans - EMVS, UPCUSA - Louisville (Ky.) meeting packet, 1975
21	18	Veterans - EMVS, UPCUSA - Packet [oversize materials removed to box 23], 1975
21	19-20	Veterans - Hearings before Subcommittee on Military Personnel, U.S. House of Representatives, 1975
21	21-22	Veterans - Miscellaneous materials, circa 1973-1974
21	23	Vietnam Era Reconciliation Act, H.R. 7875, circa 1975
21	24	Vietnam Era Reconciliation Act, circa 1975-1976
21	25	War and peace education materials, undated

		Subseries 2: Subject Files of Organizations, 1972-1978

		Amnesty Groups and Organizations
21	26	American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) Foundation, Project on Amnesty, circa 1972-1974
21	27	American Exiled in Canada - "Amex-Canada" periodical issues, 1973-1975
21	28	Americans for Amnesty (New York, N.Y.) [includes Family Convocation materials], 1974-1975
21	29	Americans for Amnesty (New York, N.Y.) [includes information packet], circa 1973-1974
21	30	Clemency Information Center (CIC; Indianapolis, Ind.), circa 1974-1975
21	31	Clergy and Laity Concerned (CALC; New York, N.Y.), 1973-1974
21	32	Families of Resisters for Amnesty (FORA; New York, N.Y.), 1973
21	33	"Fellowship" periodical issues (Fellowship of Reconciliation, New York, N.Y.), 1975-1976
21	34-35	Interfaith Committee on Draft and Military Information (IFCDMI), Fellowship of Reconciliation (Nyack, N.Y.), 1972-1975
21	36	Multiple groups [including Amnesty Center (Ann Arbor, Mich.), Episcopal Peace Fellowship, and Maryland Council for Universal and Unconditional Amnesty], circa 1973-1974

22	1	National Campus Alliance for Amnesty (Washington, D.C.), 1974
22	2	National Council for Universal and Unconditional Amnesty (NCUUA; New York, N.Y.), 1974
22	3	NCUUA (New York, N.Y.) [includes Amnesty Action Meeting materials], 1974
22	4	NCUUA (New York, N.Y.) [includes NCUUA information packet], 1973-1975
22	5	NCUUA (New York, N.Y.) [includes conference materials, November 16-17, 1974; Louisville, Ky.], 1974

		Christian Denominations
22	6	United Church of Christ (UCC), 1973

		Conscientious Objection / Objector Groups and Organizations
22	7	Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors (CCCO; Western Region) - "Draft Counselor's Newsletter" issues, 1974
22	8-9	CCCO - "Newsletter on Military Law and Counseling" issues, 1973-1974
22	10	National Interreligious Service Board for Conscientious Objectors (NISBCO) [includes Amnesty Information Service materials], 1973-1975
22	11	NISBCO - Amnesty education packet, circa 1974-1975
22	12	NISBCO - Conscience and war taxes packet, circa 1975

		Pacifist / Peace Groups and Organizations
22	13	American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) - Counter-Recruitment Program packet, circa 1974-1975
22	14	AFSC - "Peace Work" newsletter issues, 1973-1974
22	15	AFSC [includes "Peacing It Together and Relay-Inform" newsletter issues], 1973-1974
22	16	AFSC [includes "Quaker Service Bulletin" issues, 1973-1974
22	17	AFSC, Indochina Program [includes newsletters], 1973-1974
22	18	Coalition to Stop Funding the War (Washington, D.C.), 1973-1974
22	19	Indochina Peace Campaign (Santa Monica, Calif.) [includes "Focal Point" periodical issues], 1974
22	20	Indochina Resource Center (Washington, D.C.) [includes "The U.S. and Indochina" newsletter issues and Saigon Inquiry Committee materials], 1974
22	21	Justice and Peace Center (Milwaukee, Wis.), 1973-1974
22	22-24	Multiple groups [including Indochina Program newsletters, Minnesota Clery and Laity Concerned, and Pacem in Terris "Peace on Earth News" issues], circa 1973-1975
22	25	New Orleanians for Peace (New Orleans, La.) [includes "The Voice of Peace" newsletter issues], 1974
22	26	"Peacemaker" newsletter issues (Cincinnati, Ohio), 1973-1974
22	27	Reservists' Committee to Stop War (Boston, Mass.) [includes "Redline" newsletter issues], 1973-1974
22	28	World Council of Churches (WCC), 1972-1973

		Veteran / Veteran Support Groups and Organizations
22	29	Multiple groups: Clergy and Laity Concerned and Association of Northeast Veterans' Counseling Organizations, 1974-1977
22	30	Southern Center for Military and Veterans Rights (Atlanta, Ga.) - "Discharge Upgrading Newsletter" issues, 1977-1978
22	31	Special Ministries / Vietnam Generation (NCC), Killmer (Reverend Richard Killmer) Policy Committee, 1975
22	32-34	Special Ministries / Vietnam Generation (NCC), Killmer (Reverend Richard Killmer) Policy Committee [includes Veterans Incarcerated (New Orleans, La.) materials], 1974-1975
22	35	Special Ministries / Vietnam Generation (NCC), Western Shore Amnesty Conference (Wichita, Kan.), 1974
22	36	Veterans Service Center of Southwestern Illinois (Alton), 1974

		Volunteer / Volunteerism Groups and Organizations
22	37	Multiple groups: National Center for Voluntary Action and LINK: United Methodist Voluntary Service, 1973-1974

		War Resistance Groups and Organizations
22	38	Philadelphia Resistance (Pa.) [includes "Common Sense: Philadelphia Action Report" periodical issues], 1973-1974

		Oversize Materials
23	1	Oversize materials removed from box 5, folders 14-15 (Draft counseling for African Americans), 1970
23	2	Oversize materials removed from box 5, folders 14-15 (Draft counseling for African Americans), circa 1968-1972
23	3	Oversize materials removed from box 6, folder 6 (Films - "Amnesty or Exile?" utilization guide), circa 1970-1973
23	4	Oversize materials removed from box 21, folder 18 (Veterans - Emergency Ministry for Veteran Services (EMVS), UPCUSA - Packet), 1974

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Guide to the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Emergency Ministry on Conscience and War Records

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