Berkeley: Man and State, 1964. 11p., staplebound 8.5x11 inch journal, vertical fold crease. Headline and substantial story on the Free Speech Movement, which the publication opposed because its leaders are said to have pushed their agenda with threats of violence. The editor also offers a piece gently mocking civil rights..... More
Cat.No: 252162
New York: May 2nd Movement, [1965]. Newspaper. 12p., folded tabloid, illus. lightly toned, some foxing at edge, else very good. Newspaper of the May 2nd Movement, the student front for the Progressive Labor Party. Though not dated, internal evidence shows this was from the summer of 1965. Material inside on..... More
Cat.No: 232938
[Berkeley]: Associated Students of the University of California, 1964-65. 58p., 6x9 inches, illustrated with photos (four FSM scenes) and drawings; very good. Stapled pictorial wraps are titled over a fullpage study of Jack Weinberg in the cop car. Edited by Bolerium's own "Captain Cranky," David Park; collection of poetry, essays..... More
Cat.No: 128662
Berkeley: Graduate Student Journal Association, 1965. Hardcover. 96p., illustratiuons and photos of the FSM rallies, very good first edition trade paperback literary journal in slightly soiled pictorial wraps. Contains two principal topics, a ten-page article by Adam David Miller entitled "The Negro Writer in the United States," and an FSM..... More
Cat.No: 14716
San Francisco: Pacific Publishing Foundation, [1960?]. 31p., staplebound pamphlet, paper evenly toned. Three black and white photos of student protests. On the student protests against HUAC in San Francisco, a key event leading to the Free Speech Movement. Richmond's writing gives an early indication of the CPUSA West Coast branches'..... More
Cat.No: 2679
n.p. n.pub. 1964. xxxviii, 445p., paperback, covers uvenevly toned. Paper slip taped to front endpaper says "We appreciate your support of the FSM case, and are happy to send you a copy of our opening appellate brief." The attorneys filing the brief: Malcolm Burnstein, Richard M. Buxbaum, Henry M. Elson..... More
Cat.No: 217445
n.p. n.pub. 1964. xxxviii, 445p., paperback, covers foxed and mildly worn. The attorneys filing the brief: Malcolm Burnstein, Richard M. Buxbaum, Henry M. Elson, Stanley P. Golde, Douglas J. Hill, Norman Leonard. The famous Free Speech Movement case. Includes a full list of defendants, including David Goines, Stephanie Coontz, Michael..... More
Cat.No: 230781
Berkeley: the quarterly, Dec. 29, 1964 [Jan. '65]. Pamphlet. [i], 15p., self-wraps newsletter softbound with four left-margin staples, pamphlet mimeo'd on 8.5x14 inch paperstock with a b&w cover photo of a guy reading (strike placards in background), title rubberstamped in red ink. Illustrated minimally with a few Posada cuts. Top..... More
Cat.No: 198175
Pasadena: published by the author, 1918. Hardcover. 315, [v]p., tan cloth, Second printing of the first edition with note on page 157. See Ahouse A24a. This copy signed by Sinclair on the front free endpaper. Both above and below Sinclair's signature is an inscription (perhaps affirming or merely representing some..... More
Cat.No: 209539
New York: Spartacist, 1965. 16p., wraps, paper toned, otherwise very good; 8.5x11 inches. Cover story is "Hands off the Vietnam Revolution!", plus articles on the assassination of Malcolm X, the student strikes at Berkley, and more. More
Cat.No: 242563
