Original Repository: Michigan State University Archives & Historical Collections John A. Hannah Papers (UA2.1.12) Box 55, Folder 48

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Physical Location: Box 55, Folder 48; Michigan State University Archives & Historical Collections,

Existence: 31 May 1966
Existence: Majority of material found within 31 May 1966

General Note: Andres Abejo, President of the University of the Philippines (UP) Faculty Association, writes to MSU President Hannah with support after negative publicity recently received by MSU's involvement with technical assistance in Vietnam. President Abejo refers to an included newspaper clipping of an article involving UP President Carlos Romulo, and the publicly-made resignation of the UP's Department of History Chairman, Teodoro Agoncillo, due to a member of the Chairman's staff being promoted without his prior knowledge. Hannah replies in kind in a June 13, 1966 letter.

Perma Link: https://www.vietnam.ttu.edu/virtualarchive/items.php?item=6-20-1965-116-UA2-1-12_000208

Citation: Letter from Andres L. Abejo to John A. and Sarah M. Hannah, May 31, 1966, 6-20-1965-116-UA2-1-12_000208. 31 May 1966, Box 55, Folder 48; Michigan State University Archives & Historical Collections, John A. Hannah Papers, Vietnam Center and Sam Johnson Vietnam Archive, Texas Tech University, https://www.vietnam.ttu.edu/virtualarchive/items.php?item=6-20-1965-116-UA2-1-12_000208, Accessed 05 Feb 2026.

Pub Credit Line: 6-20-1965-116-UA2-1-12_000208, John A. Hannah Papers, Vietnam Center and Sam Johnson Vietnam Archive, Texas Tech University

Vietnam Center & Sam Johnson Vietnam Archive