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From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 30, from February 11, 1966. Columns include, "Scenes From The Southern Players Winter Production of 'Becket'", "Large crowd sees 'Becket' opening", "Ambassador Elbridge Durbrow comes here in April to keynote SCOPE IX", "Gala evening awaits Mardi Gras revelers", "Failures low on English proficiency", "Conferees to discuss 'Breach in Red Curtain'", "Dr. Russell defines dynamics of alcohol", "European tour meeting Monday", "Band fraternity initiates Dean Allen, top student", "Duane Thorin to address YMCA on arms policy", "10th annual confab for conductors scheduled Feb. 17", "Kie Lee speaks to Phi Gamma Mu on Korean economy", "In the sportslight", "Grid practice begins with 70 seeking berths", "Pikes reach finals with 65-54 win as Redmen's fast-break game fails", "22 diamond dates set for Southern baseball season", "Bolton takes first in girls' cage play", "Newman Club top in state", "Glamour magazine announces annual contest for best-dressed USM coeds", "Females discover new system to help them pick future mate", "Alpha Kappa holds pledge initiation; plans activities", "Dr. Secondini, Spanish students translate Serbo-Croatian verses", "Hearts 'n Flowers", and "Classified Ads".

A photo from the Toxey Morris Collections. The photo displays military doctors preparing for inoculations.

From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection. Cartoon by Gene Basset. People carrying a sledge hammer, bat, board with nail, paint can, and a flag labeled "Red guards" are walking away from the ruined storefront of the "Peking Book Shop." The window has been shattered, the sign above the door is broken, the door has been smashed and torn from its hinges, and the end of the building is on fire. Books are lying on the ground and on the shop roof, and smoke rises from the fire. The shop owner is kneeling in the doorway. He points to the Red Guard and speaks to a man in a suit who is standing over him. The shop owner says, "Comrade Mao's culture squad straightened me out." In the background, neighbors watch.

From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection; Cartoon by Gene Basset. Lyndon Johnson holds the strings to three large balloons, one labeled "The economy." Holding his arm out, Johnson tries to prevent Harry Truman from piercing a balloon with the sharpened end of his cane, which is labeled "High interest peril." The cartoon caption reads, "How, Harry, cut that out!"

From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 43, from April 22, 1966. Columns include, "Robbie Robertson reigns as Miss USM for 1966; Gail Reeves, Empress Kilpatrick place as alternates", "UAC Fling kicks off today at USM lake", "National officers visit USM to install Delta Zeta chapter", "Spring production 'Physicists' opens soon in Marsh Hall", "Joseph Clements gets Southern Bell award", "Rev. Smith headlines RED", "Concert Band plays tomorrow in Auditorium", "Gree Week begins Sunday with tea; carnival will highlight so-gra activities", "To hold joint banquet", "Student speaks on dress rules", "Procrastination time", "Open, rational expression is avenue toward progress", "Man's destiny: Part I", "'It's a sign of the times'", "No time for questions seen as main problem in colleges", "Floyd keeps adding on to 1967 frosh squad", and "Celts, Mets record pro spors history", "'Bama baseball series opens today".

From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 45, from April 29, 1966. Columns include, "U. S. officials predict early end of war", "USM Honors Day program to give many awards to students, faculty", "Meeting set for May 3, 10a.m., main auditorium", "Bliss presented humanitarian medal", "Catholics work on birth control", "Thunder, lightning explanation given in Hickman dormitory explosion", "New annual editor, Student Printz exec chosen by Board", "J. D. Kiser receives NSF traineeship in chemistry at Tulane University", "Chinese plan nuclear tests", "Meeting rescheduled", "Humor, farce are different vehicles to carry drama's serious message", "Webb speaks on old subject", "As knowledge expands so should library hours", "Return from the future: II", "Codification: Right direction", "What if, and then some", "Social whirl highlights USM's Spring season", "National dramatic fraternity has initiation for Southern student", "Hearts 'n flowers", "Letter writing is problem experienced by all males", "Southern ties for second in state championship play", "Kappa Sigma takes track honors", "Underwater track latest Texps kick", "Finals in women's leagues shaping up", and "Jones to hold recital".

From the Herbert Randall Photograph Collection. Black and white photograph of an unidentified man playing a standing base violin at the United Nations Building in New York.

cartoon by Ed Valtman; Two officials of the United Nations release a dove with an olive branch in his mouth. The caption reads,"peace offensive."

From the AAEC Editorial Cartoon Collection. Cartoon by Eddie Germano. A 1966 graduate dressed in gown and mortarboard holds his diploma on the lawn of the college. The college building is in the background. He looks up at a huge man with a globe for a head, who is flexing his muscles and appears ready to hit the graduate with a fist. The cartoon caption reads, "That tough ol' world ahead."

A photo from the Toxey Morris Collection. The photo depicts individuals receiving a casualty from the beach.

From the Dahl (Kathleen) Freedom Summer Collection. Two-page letter by Rita Walker addressed to Kathleen Dahl. Walker asks Dahl to send clothes and food to Holly Springs, Mississippi. She writes about civil rights workers U.Z. (Nunnally), Howard (Jeffries) and Aviva (Futorian). She also discusses local voter registration efforts and work shared with her husband, Bud, to organize welfare and Social Security for the people of Holly Springs.

From the Miller (Michael J.) Civil Rights Collection. Memo about the changing educational priorities of SNCC, including a move away from teacher training to the production of educational materials. Discusses a shift in emphasis from voter registration to broader initiatives designed to foster self-determination for Southern Blacks. Discusses the advantages of filmstrips for this purpose.

A photo from the Courtney L. Frobenius Vietnam Research Collection. The photo displays two unidentified soldiers by a stream.

From Henry and Sue Sojourner Civil Rights Movement Collection. A photograph of Gene Montgomery, leaning on a post, in front of the FDP office.

From the Ellin (Joseph and Nancy) Freedom Summer Collection; Report by the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party (MFDP) describing the progress made in Sunflower County, Mississippi, with regard to the decision of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals to nullify the municipal elections of the previous year. Also discusses the poverty program, federal registers, federal protection for African-American political activists, Congressional campaigns, and the MFDP candidates' contest of Mississippi Code Section 3129.