{"value"=>"<p>The miscellaneous papers consist mainly of records (1970) of the Ad Hoc Committee for a Vote on the War, which was formed to enlist public support for the End the War Amendment sponsored in Congress by Senators Goodell, McGovern, Hatfield and Hughes. Most of the records consist of advertisements of the Committee which were clipped from newspapers and other periodicals by persons responding to its appeal for support. Some of the clipped advertisements bear the respondents' annotations. Included is correspondence of Susan Goff, Goodell's press secretary, relating to donations to the Committee; and a few bank statements and cancelled checks. There is also one carton of unsorted papers.</p>"}