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Richard B. Westkaemper's memos to faculty. Topics include President and CAD's decision to resume a full schedule of classes, weekly faculty performance reporting for pay purposes, and results of ACSCP referendum indicating opposition to AFT strike action.

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Contains various excerpts about the strike from commencement addresses and selected papers. Includes letter to George W. Johns on recommendations to the Board in matters of amnesty, arrests, grievance procedures, maintainment of faculty positions, staffing and budgeting, reinstatement procedures of striking persons and other subjects.

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Communications from Personnel Officer on attendance at University Convocation, administrative leave, attendance reporting, and maintainment of attendance records. Memo from the Office Workers Strike Support concerning safety and welfare of staff employees during the presence of police on campus and response of Campus Administration.

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Contains statements by graduate students in support of the strike, denouncing the presence of the Tactical Squad on campus, the revision of Title V of the Administrative Code by the Trustees and the suspension of due process. Also, Priscilla Johnson's statement on loss of rights, on the principle of educational self-determination and suspension of instruction.

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"The Commonwealth" Vol. 63, No.3, 5, 8 and "Washington Report" 68-44 on crisis at San Francisco State and at the University of California. Memo from the Council of Academic Deans to President Hayakawa on the Chancellor's Office approval of the Black Studies Program, the transfer of 11.3 positions and the appointment of Dr. Nathan Hare as Acting Chairman. Other topics include violence on campus, safety measures in buildings and work resiliance.

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Articles on elected SF District Attorney Terence Hallinan who faced felony charges for assaulting a police officer during the SF State demonstrations.

Contents Hayakawa's public statements declaring a state of emergency. Folder five contains a detailed numbered list of each document. Topics include due process acceleration, opening of instruction, court order and students' wishes to reopen College; reporting obligations, campus security including police presence on campus; the BSU and TWLF "angry demands", blue armband in support of racial equality, social justice, non-violence, availability of Speakers Platform, expulsion and dismissal of...