High,
The object before you is an index to Milwaukee’s own underground hippie antiestablishment newspaper, Kaleidoscope. The index analyzes volume one, issues 1 thru 26 (October 6-19, 1967 thru November 8-21, 1968); with any kind of luck and stamina, a similar index will later appear for volumes 2+.
There are three sections within: subject index with accompanying list of subject headings used, “see” and “see also” references, etc.; author index, including any signed article; and graphic index which includes both artists’ names and types of art work. Between the lot, hopefully, no substantial achievement has been omitted; those items excluded by arbitrary decision are most ads; about half the letters to the editor—mostly those saying what a fantastic job Kaleidoscope was or was not doing—and minor pieces of unsigned art work appearing as fillers . Outstanding peculiarities of indexing include:
1)Reviews are listed under what is being reviewed (book, movie, record) by the producer (writer, artist) of the book or record or the name of the movie. The name of the reviewer appears in parentheses.
2)Poetry is listed under that heading in the subject index by name of poet.
3)If an article is illustrated with a photo or graphic related to the subject of the article, it is indicated in the subject index entry. If the art work is not related to the subject, it is given a separate entry in the graphic index under artist and/or type. Thus, if illustrations related to the Milwaukee 14 are desired, it would be more fruitful to look under the subject heading than to search thru the graphic index.
4)The subject heading “Milwaukee Community” refers to Milwaukee’s hip community.
5)A subject heading “Columns” has been used to list by title those columns appearing in volume one. In addition, if a column as a whole dealt with one subject, it is also included under that subject. Provincial anarchy is an exception since each column has been analyzed both under “Columns” and under the individual subject of each column.
6)Subject headings are broad to eliminate the one-entry heading. In some cases division within a heading has not been done, mostly out of laziness. For example, a division between high school and college protests has not been made; the subject heading “Civil Rights, Community Action, Etc.” has been so (poorly) phrased to include such divergent groups as the ACLU and the Black Panthers (Titles of articles are most often explicit, however.); other catch-all headings have been used, particularly “Reality”, which picks up those more philosophic commentaries on the present, interpretations, etc.
Gloria Gehrman
Subject Headings
CAPITAL LETTERS= Subject heading USED
*=See reference
**=See also reference
ABORTION & BIRTH CONTROLBillera, Jan
*POETRY
Adderly, Cannonball*POETRY & POETS(SUBJ)
*MUSIC & MUSICIANS
Birth & birth control
Agnew, Spiro*ABORTION & BIRTH CONTROL
*PERSONALITIES
Black Panthers
Allschwang, John*CIVIL RIGHTS, COMMUNITY
*POETRYACTION, ETC.
*POETRY & POETS(SUBJ.)
BOOK REVIEWS
ALTERNATIVE LIVING
**HIPPIESBrother Antoninis
*PERSONALITIES
American Civil Liberties Union
*CIVIL RIGHTS, COMMUNITY Bruce, Lenny
ACTION, ETC.*PERSONALITIES
American Communist PartyBugging Devices
*POLITICS*POLICE
AMERICAN INDIANSBurton, Austin
*PERSONALITIES
Architecture
*ARTSCannon, David
*POLITICS. Milwaukee
ARMY
**WAR PROTESTCarmichael, Stokely
*PERSONALITIES
ARTS
Casa Maria
ASSASSINATIONS*CIVIL RIGHTS, COMMUNITY
**PERSONALITIES. King, MartinACTION, ETC. MILWAUKEE
Luther, Jr.
CENSORSHIP
ASTROLOGY**KALEIDOSCOPE
Avant Garde CoffeehouseCHEMICAL & BIOLOGICAL
*MILWAUKEE COMMUNITYWARFARE
MUSIC & MUSICIANS. MILWAUKEECHICAGO. OLDTOWN
Baha’iChicago arts
*RELIGION, CHURCH, ETC.*ARTS
*DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
BastileCONVENTION, 1968
*KALEIDOSCOPE
*MILWAUKEE COMMUNITYCHICANOS
BeatlesChurch
*MUSIC & MUSICIANS*RELIGION, CHURCH, ETC.
BE-INSCIVIL RIGHTS, COMMUNITY
ACTION, ETC.
Berkeley
*STUDENT PROTEST, EDUCATIONCIVIL RIGHTS, COMMUNITY
ACTION, ETC. MILWAUKEE
Berry, Chuck**MILWAUKEE COMMUNITY
*MUSIC & MUSICIANS
Clothes
Big Boy*CONSUMERISM &
*MILWAUKEE COMMUNITYCONSUMING
Co-opsHallucinogens
*ALTERNATIVE LIVING*DOPE
Demilitarized Zone Mime TroupeHendrix, Jimi
*THEATER, GUERILLA & *MUSIC & MUSICIANS
OTHERWISE
High school protest
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION,*STUDENT PROTEST,
1968EDUCATION
***YIPPIE
HIPPIES
DOPE**ALTERNATIVE LIVING
Dylan, BobHOMOSEXUALITY
*MUSIC & MUSICIANS
*TARANTULAHuac
*MIDDLE AMERICA(the other 98)
ECOLOGY
I Ching
Education*PHILOSOPHY
*STUDENT PROTEST, EDUCATION
Indian Head
FBI*CENSORSHIP
*POLICE*MILWAUKEE COMMUNITY
*POLICE HARASSMENT
Food
*CONSUMERISM & CONSUMINGIndians
*AMERICAN INDIANS
Free university
*STUDENT PROTEST, EDUCATIONINTERNATIONAL
*UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-
MILWAUKEEJohnson, Lyndon
*PERSONALITIES
Fugs
*MUSIC & MUSICIANSKALEIDOSCOPE
**Censorship
Fuller, R Buckminster
**PERSONALITIESKaminski, Harry
*POLITICS. MILWAUKEE
Ginsberg, Allen
*POETRY & POETSKarenga, Haiba & Ron
*ECOLOGY*CIVIL RIGHTS, COMMUNITY
ACTION, ETC.
Kennedys
*ASSASSINATIONSMIDDLE AMERICA(THE OTHER
*PERSONALITIES98)
Kerouac, JackMilwaukee arts
*PERSONALITIES *ARTS
King, Martin Luther, Jr.MILWAUKEE COMMUNITY
*PERSONALITIES**BE-INS
**CIVIL RIGHTS, COMMUNITY
KoreaACTION, ETC. MILWAUKEE
*INTERNATIONAL**KALEIDOSCOPE
**MARQUETTEUNIVERSITY
LAW**RADIO. MILWAUKEE
**UNIV. OF WISCONSIN-
Leary, TimothyMILWAUKEE
*PERSONALITIES
MilwaukeeContemporary Chamber
LondonEnsemble
*INTERNATIONAL*MUSIC & MUSICIANS.
MILWAUKEE
Love ethic
*SEX, FREEDOM OF, ET.ALMILWAUKEE EVILS
**CENSORSHIP
Love-ins**POLICE HARASSMENT
*BE-INS**POLITICS. MILWAUKEE
LSDMILWAUKEE 14
*DOPE
MILWAUKEE HISTORY
MACE
MILWAUKEE JOURNAL
Madame C.I.A.COMPANY
*THEATER, GUERILLA & OTHERWISE
Milwaukee urban renewal
MADISON COMMUNITY*CIVIL RIGHTS, COMMUNITY
ACTION, ETC. MILWAUKEE
Maharishi
*PHILOSOPHYMOVIES
MAIL(JUNK, HATE, ETC.)MOVIES. REVIEWS
Mailer, NormanMuelver, Jerry
*PERSONALITIES*POLITICS. MILWAUKEE
MARCUSE, HerbertMUSIC & MUSICIANS
*BOOK REVIEWS
*PHILOSOPHYMUSIC & MUSICIANS.
MILWAUKEE.
Marijuana
*DOPENarcs
*POLICE
MARQUETTEUNIVERSITY
Newsreel
McCarthy, Eugene*MOVIES
*PERSONALITIES
Newton, Huey
MEDIA*CIVIL RIGHTS, COMMUNITY
**KALEIDOSCOPEACTION, ETC. MILWAUKEE
**MILWAUKEE JOURNAL COMPANY
**UNDERGROUND PRESSNEW YORK
Northcott Neighborhood HouseREALITY
*CIVIL RIGHTS, COMMUNITY
ACTION, ETC. MILWAUKEERECORD REVIEWS
NUDE-insRELIGION, CHURCH, ETC.
*BE-INS
REVOLUTION
OberlinCollege
*STUDENT PROTEST, EDUCATIONRexroth, KENNETH
*POETRY & POETS(SUBJ.)
O’Connell, Hugh
*POLITICA. MILWAUKEERight wing
*MIDDLE AMERICA(THE
Omnibus Crime Bill, 1968OTHER 98)
*LAW
SAN FRANCISCO
Patchen, Kenneth
*POETRY & POETS(SUBJ)Seraphim, Christ T.
*POLITICS. MILWAUKEE
PERSONALITIES
SEX, FREEDOM OF, ET AL.
PHILOSOPHY**HOMOSEXUALITY
**REALITY
**RELIGION, CHURCH, ETC.Shrunken Head Shop
**REVOLUTION*MILWAUKEE COMMUNITY
PHOTOGRAPHS, see GRAPHIC INDEXSilent Majority
*MIDDLE AMERICA (THE
POETRYOTHER 98)
POETRY & POETS(SUBJ.)Sirhan, Sirhan
*ASSASSINATIONS
POLICE
**MACESmall press
*UNDERGROUND PRESS
POLICE HARASSMENT
Spanish speaking Americans
POLITICS*CHICANOS
**DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
CONVENTION, 1968SPORTS
**PERSONALITIES
**REVOLUTIONSteffes, Herbert
**YIPPIE*POLITICS. MILWAUKEE
PovertyStrikes
*CIVIL RIGHTS, COMMUNITY*PROTEST & DEMONSTRATION
ACTION, ETC.
STUDENT PROTEST,
PROTEST & DEMONSTRATIONEDUCATION
**STUDENT PROTEST, EDUCATION
**TAXES & PROTESTSds
**WAR PROTEST*STUDENT PROTEST,
EDUCATION
PROXIMITY
TARANTULA
Psychedelics
*DOPETarvid, James
*POLITICS, MILWAUKEE
Racism
*CIVIL RIGHTS, COMMUNITYTAXES & PROTEST
ACTION, ETC.
THEATER, GUERILLA &
RADIO. MILWAUKEEOTHERWISE
Tiny Tim
*MUSIC & MUSICIANS
Underground
*ALTERNATIVE LIVING
*HIPPIES
Underground Lift SocietyWallace, George
*MILWAUKEE COMMUNITY*PERSONALITIES
UNDERGROUND PRESSWalther, David
**KALEIDOSCOPE*POLITICS. MILWAUKEE
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSINWarhol, Andy
-MILWAUKEE*PERSONALITIES
Venereal diseaseWAR PROTEST
*SEX, FREEDOM OF, ET AL.**ARMY
VietnamWOMEN
*INTERNATIONAL
YIPPIE
Vietnam War**DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
*WAR PROTESTCONVENTION, 1968
VIOLENCEZEN, SORT OF
SUBJECT INDEX
ABORTION & BIRTH CONTROL
Akin, Linda. Abortion procedures; still illegal but…. Ag 9-22, 68 p.2+
Finger in the dike. (LNS) N8-21, 68 p.3
Free foam. (UPS) My10-23, 68 p.13
Gibbons, Jim. Abortion and the law. Mr29-Ap11, 68 p.5+
Ginsberg raps. Je21-Jy11, 68 p.12+
Gurner, Rowena. Abortion listings. (UPS) Ap12-25, 68 p.13
Higrass, Kristel. Choosing a method. (graphics) My24-Je6, 68 p.8+
LSD aids abortion. S27-010, 68 p.7
Pope meets black militants. (LNS) Ag23-S12, 68 p.17
Titus, Mary Jo. End coat-hanger-knitting needle butchery Jy26-Ag8, 68 p.2
ALTERNATIVE LIVING
Donnelly, Bill. Head lands…cheap; into the woods. Jan5-18, 68 p.5+
Gibson, Morgan. Provincial anarchy. N17-D1, 67 p.5+; F16-29, 68 p.5+
Letters to the editor; paradise? Ag9-22, 68 p. 6
Liberty house. (LNS) My24-Je6, 68 p.13
Peterson, Dan. Hip village- fact and fiction. (photos) Mr 15-28, 68 p.5+
Seed Farmer Don. Things grow better in dirt. S13-26, 68 p.9
Thornley, Kerry. What to do till the world ends. (LNS) (illus) Ag9-22, 68 p.10+
AMERICAN INDIANS
Smith, Max. Washington Indians denied rights. (LNS) N8-21, 68 p.5
Stern, Bobby. Indian fishing restricted. (LNS) 011-24, 68 p.10
ARMY
Black re-enlistment down. (LNS) Jy26-Ag8, 68 p.13
Defense department up tight. (LNS) Je7-20, 68 p.13
Life in the stockade. (LNS) Ag23-S12, 68 p.17
Selective service games. (LNS) S13-26, 68 p.21
The turned on army. Jy26- Ag8, 68 p.16
ARTS
Arts lose fund. F2-15, 68 p.18
Burton, Harry. Dada and Surrealism; is Chicago their heritage? (illus) N8-21, 68 p.23
Experimental group planned. 011-24, 68 p.16
Mangelsdorff, Rich. Architecture; a perspective; on the coming UWM school of. (illus) Mr29-Ap11, 68 p.3
Media in the supermarket. (illus.) 025-N7, 68 p.13
Nothing new/or/all but . (photos) Jy26-Ag8, 68 p.20
Painting in context. (illus) Ag9-22, 68 p.8+
Paul Thorpe: art glass. (photos) Jy26-Ag8, 68 p.15+
Schweitzer, Dorothy. Letters to the editor; architectural rebuttal. My10-23, 68 p.16
Sketches. (illus.) 025-N7, 68 p.13
Symposium on art. My10-23, 68 p.5
Titus, Harry. Animal farm; Pearson raps. (illus) Ag9-22, 68 p.25+
---At Art Center Options. (illus) Je21-Jy11, 68 p.6
---Daley decisions artists; return to normalcy. (graphics) N8-21, 68 p.22
---Local gallery shows; art. (graphic) Jy12-25, 68 p.6+
---The wasteland. S13-26, 68 p.14
Vapor dye prints by Brulc. (illus.) 011-24, 68 p.7
Vaserely prints. (illus.) 011-24, 68 p.7
Window paintings. (photos) Jy26-Ag8, 68 p.15+
Assassinations
Gibson, Morgan. Provincial anarchy. Jy12-25, 68 p.9+
Linking assassinations. (photos) My24-Je6, 68 p.2
Undermining Sirhan’s nationalism. (LNS) Jy12-25, 68 p.13+
Astrology
Star chart. (regular column) Issue #13-17 Ap26-My9, 68 – Je21-Jy11, 68
Be-Ins
Appleton, too. Je7-20, 68 p.19
Bead-In; October 1st. Sp27-010, 68 p.2
First nude-in scheduled. My24- Je6, 68 p. 16
Fun-a-nude. (photo) Je7-20, 68 p.5
Love-in, toy-in a success. (photo) 011-24, 68 p.9
Love, phase III. S27-010, 68 p.5
Mobile be-in. Je7-20, 68 p.19
(Music-in-the-park.)(photo) Ag23-S12, 68 p.3
Nude-ins. (LNS) Ap26-My9, 68 p.15
Richards, Jay. Milwaukee’s third be-in. 027-N10, 67 p.6
Book Reviews
Amalgamated Holding Company, v1no1. Kathleen Wiegner, Bob Watt, Roger Skrentny, eds. (James Sorcic) 025-N7, 68 p.17
Andrews, George, and Vinkenoog, Simon, eds. The book of grass; an anthology of Indian hemp. (Dennis Van Tassel) F2-15, 68 p.10
Angier, Bradford. How to stay alive in the woods. (Dennie Van Tassel) S27-010, 68 p.13+
Antin, David. Code of flag behavior. (Rich Mangelsdorff) 025-N7, 68 p.17
Arts in society, Spring-Summer 1968; Happenings and intermedia issue. (Rich Mangelsdorff) 025-N7, 68 p.16
Berry, C.J. First steps in wine-making. (Dennie Van Tassel) Je21-Jy11, 68 p.6
Bertolino, James, ed. The Northwest poets. (Rich Mangelsdorff) Ag9-22, 68 p.21
Blackburn, Paul. The Cities. (James Sorcic) Mr29-Ap11, 68 p.6
Black Sparrow Press. (Rich Mangelsdorff) 025-N7, 68 p.16
Blazek, Douglas. All gods must learn to kill. (Rich Mangelsdorff) 011-24, 68 p.8
---Kryss, Tom, and Delpino, L.B., eds. Forever worship the second coming. (James Sorcic) S27-010, 68 p.13
---Life in a common gun. (Rich Mangelsdorff) S27-010, 68 p.12
---Ed. Ole anthology. (Rich Mangelsdorff) Mr29-Ap11, 68 p.6
---Ed. Open skull. (Rich Mangelsdorff) Mr1-14, 68 p.6
Bonamer, Charles. Poems. (Rich Mangelsdorff) N8-21, 68 p.12
Bravery, H.E. Successful wine making at home. (Dennie Van Tassel) Je21-Jy11, 68 p.6
Broughton, James. Look in, look out. (Rich Mangelsdorff) N8-21, 68 p.12
Brower, David, ed. The Sierra Club wilderness hand book. (Dennie Van Tassel) Jy12-25, 68 p.6+
Buffington, Mel. One, two, three. (Rich Mangelsdorff) Ag9-22, 68 p.12
Bukowski, Charles. At terror street and agony way. (Rich Mangelsdorff) N8-21, 68 p.12
---Poems written before jumping out of an 8 story window. (Rich Nangelsdorff) Ag23-S12, 68 p.19
Carmichael, Stokely, and Hamilton, Charles V. Black power: the politics of liberation in America. (Thomas Rose) F16-29, 68 p.6+
Carroll, Paul, ed. The young American poets. (Rich Mangelsdorff) S27-010, 68 p.13
Cleaver, Eldridge. Soul on ice. (Dennie Van Tassel) S13-26, 68 p.13
Crumb, Robert. Zap commix. (LNS) S13-26, 68 p.4
Daily world. (Robert Wolf, LNS) 011-24, 68 p.8
Debray, Regis. Revolution in revolution. (Carl Robb) Ap12-25, 68 p.10
Deutsch, Joel. Give me all your aces. (Rich Mangelsdorff) Ap26-My9, 68 p.6
DiPrima, Diane, ed. War poems. (James Sorcic) 011-24, 68 p.8
Edelson, Morris, ed. Quixote, v3no4. (Rich Mangelsdorff) Ap12-25, 68 p.10+
---Quixote, v4no1. (Rich Mangelsdorff) N8-21, 68 p.12
L’Enrage. Ag9-22, 68 p.4
Eshleman, Clayton. Caterpillar, no3&4. (Rich Mangelsdorff) S13-26, 68 p.13
Fox, A.A. Incunabula. (Rich Mangelsdorff) N8-21, 68 p.12
Georgakas, Dan, ed. Z: an anthology of revolutionary poetry. (Rich Mangelsdorff) Ag9-22, 68 p.12+
Gibson, Barbara. Say my name. (Robert Reitman) N17-D1, 67 p.18
Grapes, Marcus J. A savage peace. (Douglas Blazek) Mr15-28, 68 p.6+
---Seven is a frozen number. (Douglas Blazek) Mr15-28, 68 p.6+
---Two poets. (Douglas Blazek) Mr15-28, 68 p.6+
Gregory, Dick. Write me in. (Dennie Van Tassel) Jy26-Ag8, 68 p.6+
Guevara, Che. Guerrilla warfare. (Dennie Van Tassel) Je7-20, 68 p.6
Gunrunner Press. (Rich Mangelsdorff) N8-21, 68 p.12
Guthrie, Arlo. Alice’s restaurant. (Dennie Van Tassel) Je21-Jy11, 68 p.6
Hall, Robert K., and McHugh, Joseph W. Flapping your arms can be flying. (John Kois) (illus.) 027-N10, 67 p.3
Hazard, James. The thief of kisses. (Rich Mangelsdorff) Ag9-22, 68 p.21
Heinlein, Robert A. Stranger is a strange land. (Margaret Lougee Bowers) D8-21, 67 p.5
Hiatt, Ben. 8 for sea & mountain. (Rich Mangelsdorff) Ag9-22, 68 p.12
---Seattle potlatch. (Rich Mangelsdorff) Ag9-22, 68 p.12+
How to avoid electronic eavesdropping and privacy invasions. (Dennie Van Tassel) Ag23-S12, 68 p.6
Hutchinson, E.R. Tropic of Cancer on trial. (Dennis Gall) S27-010, 68 p.13+
Intransit, the Andy Warhol-Gerard Malanga monster issue. (Rich Mangelsdorff) 011-24, 68 p.8
Intransit, the Philip Whalen issue. (Rich Mangelsdorff) 011-24, 68 p.8
Keeton, Robert E., and O’Connell, Jeffrey. After cars crash: the need for legal and insurance reform. (Carl Robb) Ag9-22, 68 p.21
Kelly, Robert. Finding the measure. (Rich Mangelsdorff)025-N7, 68 p.16
Kokken, Sha. A happier sex life. (Dennie Van Tassel) My10-23, 68 p.6
Krech, Richard, ed. Avalanche, no3. (Rich Mangelsdorff) My10-23, 68 p.6+
Kruger, Karil. Kaprikorn. (Rich Mangelsdorff) N8-21, 68 p.12
Kupferberg, Tuli. 1001 ways to live without working. Je21-Ju11, 68 p.6
Lader, Lawrence. Abortion. (Dennie Van Tassel) Ag9-22, 68 p.21
Leary, Timothy. High priest. (Charlotte Harms) (photo) N8-21, 68 p.13
Lee, Don L. Black pride. (James Sorcic) S27-010, 68 p.12
Levy, d.a. d.a. levy: a tribute to the man- an anthology of his poetry. (Rich Mangelsdorff) (illus) Mr15-28, 68 p.6+
---The Tibetan stroboscope. (Rich Mangelsdorff) S27-010, 68 p.12
Lifshin, Lyn. Why is this house dissolving? (Rich Mangelsdorff) 011-24, 68 p.8
Locke, Duane, ed. University of Tampa poetry review, no12. (Rich Mangelsdorff) Ap12-25, 68 p.10
Loewinsohn, Ron. The step. (Rich Mangelsdorff) 025-N7, 68 p.17
Lynn, Conrad. How to stay out of the army: a guide to your rights under the draft law. (Dennie Van Tassel) My24-Je6, 68 p.6+
Mailer, Norman. The steps of the Pentagon. My24-Je6, 68 p.6+
Marcuse, Herbert. Negations: essays in critical theory. (Thomas Rose) Je7-20, 68 p.6
McLuhan, Marshall, and Fiore, Quentin. War and peace in the global village. (Dennie Van Tassel) (illus) N8-21, 68 p.12
Michener, James A. The source. (Margaret Lougee Bowers) F16-29, 68 p.6+
Mollenhoff, Clark R. The Pentagon: politics, profits and plunder. (Dennie Van Tassel) Mr1-14, 68 p.12
Moore, Robert Nelson, Jr. I was there. (James Sorcic) S13-26, 68 p.12-13
My secret life. (Carl Robb) D8-21, 67 p.5
Ollman, Rick. Magic cereal. (Rich Mangelsdorff) (photo) F2-15, 68 p.8+
The other 4. (Robert Reitman) D8-21, 67 p.5
Owens, Rochelle. Salt and core. (Rich Mangelsdorff) 025-N7, 68 p.16
Pretty mama. (Robert Reitman) (graphic) 027-N10, 67 p.6
---, no4. (James Sorcic) F2-15, 68 p.10
---My10-23, 68 p.15
Radano, Gene. Walking the beat. (Kathleen Wiegner) My24-Je6, 68 p.6+
Reage, Pauline. Story of O. (Carl Robb) (photo) Ag9-22, 68 p.21
Roate, Mettja C. How to make wine in your own kitchen. (Dennie Van Tassel) Je21-Jy11, 68 p.6
Robertson, Kell D. Toward communication. (Rich Mangelsdorff) Ag9-22, 68 p.12
Rosenberg, Jay F. The impoverished students’ book of cookery, drinkery, and housekeepery. (Carl Robb) D22-Jan4, 68 p.14
Rosevear, John. Pot, a handbook of marihuana. (Carl Robb) Mr29-Ap11, 68 p.10
Ryan, Patrick. How I won the war. (Margaret Lougee Bowers) F2-15, 68 p.10
Silliman, Ronald. Moon in the seventh house. (Rich Mangelsdorff) (illus) N8-21, 68 p.12
Simon, John Oliver, ed. Aldebaran review, no3. (Rich Mangelsdorff) N8-21, 68 p.12
Solomon, David, ed. The marihuana papers. (Carl Robb) N17-D1, 67 p.5
Sonnevi, Goran. On the war. (James Sorcic) Jy12-25, 68 p.6
Sorcic, James. Fire in the sun. (Rich Mangelsdorff) N8-21, 68 p.12
Steiner, Stan. The new Indians. (Dennie Van Tassel) Ag23-S12, 68 p.19+
Tolmie, George. Marcuse: the theory of the practice. (LNS) My24-Je6, 68 p.6+
Tucker, Harvey, ed. Black sun. (Rich Mangelsdorff) Ag23-S12, 68 p.6
---The destruction of trinities. (Rich Mangelsdorff) 011-24, 68 p.8
Wagner, d.r. Book for Barb. (James Sorcic) S13-26, 68 p.12-13
Warhol, Andy. Index(Book). (Rick Van Allen and Rich Mangelsdorff) (photos) Jan5-18, 68 p.3+
Watt, Bob. The gentle rape of the mind. Ap26-My9, 68 p.6
Who’s who in the CIA. S27-010, 68 p.18
Williams, Emmett, ed. Anthology of concrete poetry. (Jim Gibbons) Mr1-14, 68 p.6
(The) Willie. The Cockroach Hotel. (Rich Mangelsdorff) S27-010, 68 p.12
Woessner, Warren. The forest and the trees. (James Sorcic) Je21-Jy11, 68 p.6
Wolven, Fred, ed. Ann Arbor review, no2. (Rich Mangelsdorff) My10-23, 68 p.6
Wright, Nathan, Jr. Black power and urban unrest. (Thomas Rose) F16-29, 68 p.6+
Yogananda, Paramahansa. Autobiography of a yogi. (Monica Sahli) 027-N10, 67 p.6
Zinn, Howard. Disobedience and democracy: nine fallacies on law and order. (Thomas Rose) N8-21, 68 p.13
Censorship
Akin, Linda. Motion Picture Commission – a relic. Ag9-22, 68 p.3+
Attempts to suppress Kaleidoscope fail. D8-21, 67 p.2+
Colt, John; Rinder, Irwin; and Earnest, John. Yab-Yum controversy; beauty or obscenity? (illus) D8-21, 67 p.3
Common Council joins censors. (illus) N8-21, 68 p.3
Dirksen attacks courts. S27-010, 68 p.18
Gall, Dennis. Censorship in Wisconsin. Ag9-22, 68 p.2+
---D.A. blows cool, loses smut vote. (photo) S13-26, 68 p.5
---The persecution of Kaleidoscope by the inmates of WhitefishBay under the direction of Mindcop Meister. (illus) Je21-Jy11, 68 p.2+
Kaleidoscope beats Bay! Argument and decision. (photo, p.4) Ag9-22, 68 p.14+
Kois, John. Kaleidoscope bust. (photos) My24-Je6, 68 p.2+
March against censorship. (photos) My24-Je6, 68 p.5
The $100,000 photos. (photos) My10-23, 68 p.17
Racist arrest. (from Milwaukee Courier) Je7-20, 68 p.15
Reitman, Robert. An open letter to the principal of BrownDeerHigh School. 027-N10, 67 p.4
Sorcic, James. Fear, confusion, and assassins; concerned citizens. F2-15, 68 p.5
Zetteler, Mike. Frightened Philistines. D22-Jan4, 68 p.2
---Yab-Yum in court; preliminary hearing. (illus) Jan5-18, 68 p.3
Chemical and Biological Warfare
DeBaggio, Thomas. More germ warfare. (LNS) Jy26-Ag8, 68 p.13
England protests germ warfare. (LNS) S27-010, 68 p.2
Germs for peace. (illus) Jy12-25, 68 p.3+
More germ warfare. (LNS) S27-010, 68 p.21
Chicago, OldTown
Bowers, Jim. Chicago wind chimes. 06-19, 67 p.7
---Windchimes. 027-N10, 67 p.12
Chicago’s Headland. Ag23-S12, 68 p.5
Seymour, Sunshine. Walking papers; Chicago-Wells St. (graphic) F16-29, 68 p.5
Strickert. Chuck, Chicago art fair. Je21-Jy11, 68 p.5
Chicanos
Grape strike a success. (LNS) N8-21, 68 p.2
Grape strike success. (LNS) N8-21, 68 p.5
New Mexican school. (LNS) S27-010, 68 p.2
Racism and Humble Oil. (UPS) Ap26-My9, 68 p.13
Wisniewski, Janis. Don’t buy rotten grapes! (photo) Ag9-22, 68 p.4
Civil Rights, Community Action, ETC.
Angle, Roger. Outrage in York, Pa. (LNS) N8-21, 68 p.2+
Bliffert, Laurie. Individual rights; ACLU. Mr1-14, 68 p.10
Bobby Seale on Panthers. (LNS)(photos) S13-26, 68 p.4+
Desecration city. (LNS)(photo) Jy12-25, 68 p.13
Double O-soul. (photo) 011-24, 68 p.20
Downtown boycott. Jy26-Ag8, 68 p.16
Haiba Karenga speaks. (LNS) S13-26, 68 p.21
Hope for Huey. (LNS) (photo) Ag23-S12, 68 p.16
Huey Newton and the yippies. (LNS) S27-010, 68 p.2
Huey Newton – “Guilty” of what? (LNS) (photo) S27-010, 68 p.2
Mississippi. (LNS) Je7-20, 68 p.13
Panther/SNCC merger off. (LNS) S13-26, 68 p.21
Poor people ask student support. (LNS) My10-23, 68 p.19
Statement of Eldridge Cleaver. S27-010, 68 p.2
U.S. apartheid predicted.
Ag9-22, 68 p.5
Akin, Linda. Casa Maria – Christian.(photos) Je21-Jy11, 68 p.7+
---Northcott Neighborhood House. (Graphics) S13-26, 68 p.10
Boulton, James. Wallace in Milwaukee; “Godamightydamn!” S27-010, 68 p. 4
The Catholic Radical. (illus.) S27-010, 68 p.3
Gibson, Barbara. A day in the march…06-19, 67 p.3-5
---March 100th day. D22-Jan4, 68 p.13+
Hell no – NAACP won’t go. (photo) Ag23-S12, 68 p.5