Mike Price Red Squad files, 1964-1995.

The collection contains copies of the materials from the FBI and the Michigan State Police Red Squad File on Mike Price. It also includes letters and his obituary from Estes-Leadley Funeral Home. There are 45 folders in one box.

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation
Other Authors: Price, Michael David
Language:English
Published: [1964-1995]
Subjects:
Price, Michael David > Archives.
United States. > Federal Bureau of Investigation > Archives.
Michigan State Police > History > 20th century > Sources.
Undercover operations > Michigan > Sources.
Police patrol > Surveillance operations > Sources.
Genre:
Archives.
Sources.
Online Access:
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Local Note:
MSU: The material is stored offsite in Remote Storage. Please contact Special Collections 3 working days in advance if you wish to use it.
Physical Description:1 box ; 27 X 14 x 32 cm
Format: Manuscript
Description
Summary:
The collection contains copies of the materials from the FBI and the Michigan State Police Red Squad File on Mike Price. It also includes letters and his obituary from Estes-Leadley Funeral Home. There are 45 folders in one box.
Call Number:MSS 392
Biographical Sketch:
Mike Price was born in Lansing, Michigan on November 4, 1942 and passed away on September 26, 2010. Mike graduated from East Lansing High School in 1961 and attended Michigan State University the following year. He took an early interest in theater lighting and sound and worked with the Community Circle Playhouse in Lansing, WJIM Television and later at Michigan State University Wharton Center, Michigan Folk Festival and many other venues. Throughout his life, Mike was a passionate supporter of civil and human rights from early involvement with Mississippi Freedom Relief and marches with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Mike was one of the founding members of S.D.S. (Students for Democratic Society) and led antiwar efforts during the Vietnam War through to opposing the Iraq War in the last decade. - quoted from the funeral home obituary.