Newark, N.J. Abas Magazine, 1969. The final issue of this short-lived underground newspaper founded at Barringer High School in Newark as Column. This issue - like others - is heavy on LNS content, but also features fiction by Ann K. Lower, cartoons, music and film reviews, etc. Tabloid format printed..... More
Newark, N.J. Abas Magazine, 1969. The seventh of only ten published issues of this short-lived underground newspaper founded at Barringer High School in Newark as Column. This issue is heavy on LNS content concerning the Vietnam War, Yippies, the counterculture, etc., plus a lengthy article on Cesar Chavez and the..... More
Berkeley: The Ally, 1968. Tabloid format printed in black on newsprint, [8] p., illus. State Historical Society, Madison, Wisconsin stamp to the top of the front page. More
Ann Arbor: Communications Committee, Ann Arbor Tribal Council, [1971]. A tabloid newspaper announcing a four day communal event in celebration of the first anniversary of the People’s Food Co-op. The week of poetry, film screenings, music, and meetings was “designed to introduce people on campus to the life of the..... More
[Berkeley]: Campus Friends of Stop the Draft Week, [1968]. A pamphlet issued for Stop the Draft Week, which took place in Oakland in April 1968. As exemplified by the illustration of a white clenched fist and black panther paw on both covers, the mostly white protestors aligned themselves with the..... More
Chicago: Students for a Democratic Society, [1965]. An SDS flyer calling for participation in the International Days of Protest, a series of protests that took place from October 15-16, 1965 and organized by the Berkeley-based Vietnam Day Committee in collaboration with leftwing and peace groups around the country. Besides demonstrations..... More
Detroit: Motor City Labor League, 1971. The first of only six published issues of the newspaper issued by the Motor City Labor Coalition, a Marxist-Leninist group that formed in Detroit in late 1970 by activists involved with the Ad Hoc Action Group led by Sheila Murphy and People Against Racism..... More
Detroit: Motor City Labor League, 1972. The final of only six published issues of the newspaper issued by the Motor City Labor Coalition, a Marxist-Leninist group that formed in Detroit in late 1970 by activists involved with the Ad Hoc Action Group led by Sheila Murphy and People Against Racism..... More
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New York: American Student Movement, 1970-1971. Two issues of newsletters associated with the Maoist American Student Movement at Columbia University. The earlier issue is called “Columbia Newsletter: Local Organ of American Student Movement (anti-imperialist) at Columbia University” and the later issue is “Columbia Student: Newsletter of the Columbia United of..... More
Cambridge: Community Press Service, 1973. A single issue of this strangely formatted underground publication, which is composed of 16 11” x 17” loose sheets printed on rectos only (with blank yellow cover sheet). Content includes original and reprinted articles on union activity and workers’ rights, rent control protests and rent..... More
[San Francsco]: Prairie Fire Organizing Committee, [1981?]. A meeting called by the radical activist group Prairie Fire Organizing Committee around issues affecting progressives and minorities in San Francisco. Topics include crime and law and order, gentrification of third world neighborhoods, violence against women and gays, police brutality, and the rise..... More
Providence: Extra! [1969]. An issue this underground newspaper published in Providence, RI, from 1968-1970, with later issues affiliated with the Kozmic Energy Church. Selected content for this issue includes underground comix by Crumb and Zero, an article on Progress for Providence, an anti-poverty group, a 4-page supplement prepared by Ricki..... More
Chicago: Students for a Democratic Society, 1969. The second of only three issues of this short-lived SDS paper published by the Weatherman-dominated faction following the failed Days of Rage National Action in October. This issue was published directly after the Weatherman's participation in a Washington, D. C. demonstration on Nov.14-15..... More
Washington, D. C. Organizing Committee for a Fifth Estate, 1974. A scarce copy of the Organizing Committee for a Fifth Estate’s first annual report, which provides a brief history of the group’s formation, its philosophy, the group’s activities for 1973 (including separate entries for CARIC, the Intelligence Documentation Center, and..... More
Staten Island, N.Y. Youth International Party, 1973. A color flyer for the Yippies 4th annual smoke-in in Washington, D. C., in which they demand: "1.) Free the prisoners of weed - and all political and cultural prisoners! 2.) Replace Nazi-style Amerikan drug laws with a guaranteed weekly stash of 1..... More
Austin Texas: The GI Organizer, 1969. An issue of this mimeographed newsletter published from Fort Hood "for GI's by GI's." This issue features news on legal cases against GIs for their political activism, GI dissent; poetry; letters from GIs; etc. Corner-stapled 11” x 8 ½” sheets, mimeographed, 12 p. Light..... More
Chicago / Cambridge: New University Conference, 1970. A collection of articles written and produced collectively by a group of Harvard women affiliated with the New University Conference, who claim in the prologue, “The relation of Harvard to its women is similar to that of the missionary to his heathen.” Articles..... More
Minneapolis: New American Movement, [1973]. A tabloid calling for the impeachment of Richard Nixon by the New American Movement. Much of the content was produced by the People's Assembly to Impeach Nixon (P.A.I.N.) in Austin, TX. Includes a large centerfold Wanted poster. NAM was founded in 1971 as a post-New..... More
Lawrence: Kansas Students for a Democratic Society, [1966]. The first two of only three published issues of this Kansas SDS theoretical journal. Issue 1 includes "Therapeutic Rape or, Happiness Is Just Around the Corner" by Richard A. Ogar, "The Laissez-Faire Myth" by Roger Alexander, "Game Theory and American Foreign Power"..... More
New York: Students for a Democratic Society, 1965. A pamphlet issued by SDS ahead of their march in Washington, D. C. on April 17, 1965 in response to President Johnson's escalation of the war in Vietnam. The cover features an illustration by Vera Williams, the two internal pages include SDS'..... More
San Francisco: Bay Area Teachers' Organizing Collective. This issue of BARTOC's journal features an editorial on "The Politics of Teachers' Lives, articles on the many problems in a Portland free school for five and six-year-olds and in a tutorial school program; an excerpt from a letter by BARTOC member Patricia..... More
Chicago: Women's Caucus of the New University Conference, 1970-71. Five issues of the irregularly issued newsletter of the Women’s Caucus of the New University Conference. The content is focused on organizational issues and the Caucus’ intersection with the broader women’s liberation movement. Issues include, nos. 5-7 and two unnumbered issues..... More
Boston: Old Mole, 1969. A single issue of this Boston underground paper. Content for this issue includes articles on a rent strike, Ft. Dix demo, Weatherman demos, the DoD Cambridge Project, Women and the University, History as Indoctrination, housing issues, many shorter items. Centerfold poster printed in red & black. Tabloid..... More
New York: The Commune, 1968. A packet comprising a complete run in two unnumbered issues of The Commune’s eponymous newsletter; a fold-out flyer titled “Resistance or Revolution?” explaining the (deserving) disdain segments of the working class have for radical students; and a laid-in flyer titled, “The Wilting of a Couple..... More
[Madison]: [People's Office], [1970?]. The People's Office was a "Madison-based nonprofit telephone counseling and referral service which operated from August 1970 to May 1973 as a leftist collective directly involved with anti-Vietnam War demonstrations at the University of Wisconsin" (from the archival description at the Wisconsin Historical Society). The handbook..... More