SUMMARY: Mario Savio, Steve Weissman, Suzanne Goldberg and Bettina Aptheker visited the campus on December 10, 1964.

Jo Freeman, "At Berkeley in the Sixties," (Indiana University Press, 2004), p223 "Mario, Bettina, Steve and Suzanne went east on a speaking tour of college campuses. The ABC television network paid their fare to New York City so that they could appear on a TV show, and they used the opportunity to talk about the FSM at several campuses. The press generally reported this trip as a flop because only hundreds, not thousands, of students came to hear them speak. But for hundreds to turn out for anything political on most campuses was a lot, especially the last week of classes before the Christmas break, which was also exam week for some. They left the evening of December 9th and spoke at Michigan, Wisconsin, Brandeis, Columbia, and of course Queens College, where Mario had once been a student. All but Steve were from New York."

October 3, 1964: The Michigan Daily, pp 1-2
Students, Berkeley Reach Accord Ending Protests By David Marcus

October 28, 1964: The Michigan Daily, p01
School Fails To Reinstate Protestors by Bruce Wasserstein

December 11, 1964: The Michigan Daily, p01
In Diag Speech Savio Criticizes Kerr's Concept of Education Factory By LAURENCE KIRSHBAUM
Mario Savio, Steve Weissman, Suzanne Goldberg and Bettina Aptheker visited the campus on December 10, 1964.
In Informal Talk Later, Weissman Condemns 'Multiversity,' Sees Reform By KENNETH WINTER, Managing Editor
'U' Issuing No Reprisal

December 11, 1964: The Michigan Daily, p09