1. Oral Interview Release Form
2. Potential Interviewees at NWC
3. Advice on Interviewing 

1. Documenting Sources
2. Sample Notes and Bibliographic Entries
3. A Student's Online Guide to History

NWC Library Reference Materials

1. Sixties Reference Materials

1. Baby Boomers (material culture)
2. The Beats (UC Berkeley collections)

The Movement (Civil Rights)

1. Civil Rights in Mississippi (University of Southern Mississippi)
2. Civil Rights Photography (by Charles Moore)
3. Martin Luther King, Jr. (MLK Papers site, at Stanford University)

Presidents and Politics of the Sixties & Early Seventies

1. Cuban Missile Crisis (National Security Archive)
2. Lyndon Baines Johnson (LBJ Library and Museum)
3. John F. Kennedy Assassination (National Archives and Records Administration)
4. Nixon Audio Archives
5. Watergate (Washington Post site)

Social and Cultural Developments of the Sixties

1. Chicago Seven (trial materials)
2. The Diggers (Haight-Asbury radical group)
3. The Free Speech Movement (UC Berkeley, 1964)
4. Haight-Ashbury (the drug culture)
5. When Nixon Met Elvis (National Archives and Records Administration)
6. Oral History: Rhode Islanders remember 1968
7. The Sixties Project (links to interviews and documents)
8. Women's Liberation Movement (Duke University)

Vietnam

1. Vietnam Wars (Vassar College)
2. Vietnam and the CIA (3 declassified reports, 1962-1968)
3. Vietnam: Yesterday & Today

NOTE: I've tried to link to sites with educational integrity rather than sites primarily commercial or salacious, but, just because I've linked to something doesn't mean that I or NWC "endorse" the site or what links it may have.