William G. Mixer III Scrapbook on Ohio State Demonstrations and Other Protests 1969-1970

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RG.42.177

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William G. Mixer III Scrapbook on Ohio State Demonstrations and Other Protests

Date(s)

  • 1969-1970 (Creation)

Extent

0.26 Cubic feet

Container summary

(1) flat box; (1) oversize folder

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Abstract

William G. Mixer III attended The Ohio State University during the spring of 1970 when there were student demonstrations on campus and around the United States against the Vietnam War. The William G. Mixer Scrapbook on Ohio State Demonstrations and Other Protests, dated 1969-1970, contains a scrapbook, event flyers and programs, and other material related to the 1970 student demonstrations at Ohio State and across the United States in 1969-1970.

Preferred citation

[identification of item], William G. Mixer III Scrapbook on Ohio State Demonstrations and Other Protests, RG.42.177, Ohio State University Archives, Ohio State University

Scope and content

The William G. Mixer III Scrapbook on Ohio State Demonstrations and Other Protests dates from 1969-1970, and consists of a scrapbook, event flyers, and other ephemeral material related to the 1970 student demonstrations at the Ohio State University, as well as flyers and posters for anti-Vietnam War protests in Washington, D.C. and Chicago, Illinois in 1969-1970.

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Materials are arranged in the order received.

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Materials in this collection are available for patron research, but may be used only in the University Archives Reading Room. Some materials in this collection may be stored off-site, and are only available if requested 72 hours in advance of your visit. Contact the University Archives for more information.

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  • English

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    English

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    Accession No. UA.2021.0002: William G. Mixer III, 2021 January

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    Ohio State University Archives Subject File: Demonstrations

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    Biographical / Historical Note

    William G. Mixer III (1951-) earned his Bachelors of Science in Education at The Ohio State University in 1975, and his Masters of Public Administration from the University of Wyoming. Mixer attended The Ohio State University during the spring of 1970 when there were student demonstrations on campus; these led to the campus being shut down for 2 weeks in May 1970 following the shooting at Kent State University in Kent, Ohio.

    1969 and 1970 were years of great unrest and protest spurred on by the Vietnam War; protests erupted across the United States, including the 1969 "March Against Death" demonstration in Washington, D.C., and the "Days of Rage" demonstrations in Chicago the same year.

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    Describing Archives: A Content Standard

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    Finding aid written by: Audrey Wimbiscus, 2021 January

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    Finding aid prepared by Audrey Wimbiscus

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