Berkeley: the city, 1965 [July or later]. 16p., photoportraits of officials, fiscal charts, staplebound 11x8.5 inch decorated wraps. Somewhat crimped and bent, a clean copy. On page six, in a brief paragraph, sole mention of FSM: "the so-called Free Speech Movement" cost the city "in excess of $15,000 for police..... More

Cat.No: 172754

Berkeley: [FSM - Free Speech Movement], 1965. Single text-heavy legal-size sheet, mimeographed on one side; horizontal crease. FSM handbill alleging that Clark Kerr and the Regents are using the issue of oscenity as a smokescreen to move against free speech activities on campus. "Although the FSM holds the recent four-letter-word..... More

Cat.No: 131135

Madison, WI: Studies on the Left, 1965. All four quarterly issues for the year 1965, 136, 114, 142, 128p., original wraps, all with worn wraps, Number 1 with stained front wrap and chipping at head of spine, Number 2 with unevenly toned front wrap, Number 3 with sticker scar on..... More

Cat.No: 243469

Madison, WI: Studies on the Left, 1965. All four quarterly issues for the year 1965, 136, 114, 142, 128p., original wraps, all with worn wraps, Numbers 1 and 3 with previous owner's name penned on first page, Number 2 with small stain no front wrap and first page and chipped..... More

Cat.No: 251442

Berkeley: Publications Commission of the University Church Council, 1965. 47p., 9x8 inches oblong, introduction, very good in original stapled pictorial wraps. A collection of essays addressing the Free Speech Movement at Berkeley. Introductory quote by jazz critic Ralph Gleason on the "Tragedy at the Greek Theatre" printed on the inside..... More

Cat.No: 134783

Berkeley: California Alumni Association, 1965. Magazine. 96p., softbound, a stapled magazine, 8.5x11 inches; mild external wear with crimps along spinefold and turned corner-tips. Quite sound, clean and unmarked. Timeline of the FSM commotion, printed double-column with plenty of b&w photography through p.75; at p.76 the text switches to document texts..... More

Cat.No: 239550

[Berkeley, CA]: [Free Speech Movement], [1964]. Single 8.5x11 inch sheet, printed one side, lightly worn. Original leaflet announcing the FSM's strike to protest the beating of student protesters by police and the planned expulsions of FSM members. "In itself the beatings of our friends and fellow students by the cops..... More

Cat.No: 140926

Berkeley: [Free Speech Movement], 1964. 4p. newsletter, 8.5x11 inches, edgeworn at the top, with a leaflet titled "Battle of Berkeley - background" laid in. Cover story is on the overwhelming vote of support from the Academic Senate.Includes a statement of support from George Hardy of the California State Council of..... More

Cat.No: 252240

New York: Columbia University Press, 1970. Hardcover. 317p., illus., very good condition in a shelf worn & price clipped dj. More

Cat.No: 35441

New York: New Politics Publishing Company, 1965. Four issues [131, 130, 98, 98p.], in original wraps, lightly worn, some foxing of edges. Includes articles on the Free Speech Movement, the role of Martin Luther King, revolution and counterrevolution in the Dominican Republic, and much debate about the New Left and..... More

Cat.No: 130508

Berkeley: Man and State, 1964. 11p., staplebound 8.5x11 inch journal, couple tiny spots, very good. 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..... More

Cat.No: 217019

[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

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