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Soft Cover. Condición: Good Plus. First Trade Paperback. B&W photos throughout. The hidden forces that brought Nixon to the end of his road. A hard look behind Watergate, behind the big money, behind the impeachment and resignation and behind the new administration. Wear at edges, reading creases, some creases on book, some soiling, rubbed. Size: 8" x 11". TRADE PAPERBACK.

Newspaper. 56p., 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper; complete in one section, evenly toned, address label on front wrap, wraps chipped and worn along fold. Inside find: "Rene Guyon Society" [decriminalize all consensual sexual activity]"; "MDM founder tried" [GI resistance]; "Gay Liberation opinion, Don't fuck with me because I'm gay;" "Mike Lee affair - he might win;" many film, theatre and music reviews [Bee Gees (obnoxious); Chuck Berry (underappreciated; 27 people in attendance one evening; 15 another).

Softbound. Condición: Very Good. Tabloid newspaper, paper covers, 64 pp., b/w photos, ads. Interviews with Eldridge Cleever, Carly Simon, Herbie Hancock. This issue features on the front cover an apology for revealing the names of 84 narcotics agents as part of a settlement of a lawsuit against the paper. The suit for $15,000,000 had been settled for $10,000 to be paid at the rate of $500.00 per month.

52p., in two sections as customarily issued; 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper, evenly toned, wraps of second section worn and chipped along fold, else very good condition. Principal headlines is a review and analysis of Julius Mader's CIA reference book, two and a half full pages plus a rubricated organizational chart on the front page ("the real underground"). Ofari runs one page total. Che is a theatre piece, takes place in bed, Che is promiscuous and bisexual.

Magazine. 43p., 8.5x11 inch staplebound newsletter on newsprint style paper; photos., illus., very good condition.

Magazine. 36p., + 12p., 8.5x11 inch staplebound newsletter on newsprint style paper; photos., illus., very good condition.

Magazine. 16p. + 8p., 11x8 inch staplebound newsletter on newsprint style paper; printed with upside-down halves that are paste-fastened allowing dos-a-dos pagination (one section 16p + 8p the other), small pen notation on address label, else very good.

Newspaper. 40 p., 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper; flat, toned, a few tiny marginal tears and edge and shelf wear, previous owner's initials/subscription label on cover wrap, very good copy. Inside find: "City Councilman Raps Vice Laws", "Jerry Rubin: From Chile with Love", Interviews with Yoko Ono and James Baldwin, "Confessions of a Free Press distributor", "Terminal Island [Prison] Hunger strike", "L.A. Police raid Birthday Party", "What the Attica Prisoners Demanded", full page advert issues by over one hundred trade union leaders on September 9, 1971 calling on working people to march against the war in Vietnam Nov 6, various reviews of counter-culture, music and entertainment.

56p., in two sections as customarily issued, 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper, evenly toned, address label on front wrap, rip on front wrap repaired with non-archival tape, else good condition. Albania text bylined Peter Wehrli from Zurich, has a few photos, runs 3p. Frontpage story on gusano violence (it involved invasion of premises with guns and military gas) features two photos of the arson/bombing.

Newspaper. 56p. in two sections, 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper, evenly toned, edgeworn with chipping along fold, 2 inch closed tear along fold on first two pages, else good condition. Fat Freddy's Cat comic on cover. Part two of Dick Gregory interview.

Newspaper. 40p., 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper, evenly toned, edgeworn, stain at top corner, else good condition. Also includes part three of an interview with Pete Townsend.

60p., in two sections as customarily issued, 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper, evenly toned, remains of address label on front wrap, pen underlining on one page, else good condition. Cobb cartoon on abortion denial. The Native American action was brought in Fort Lawton, Washington State.

44p., in two sections as customarily issued; 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper, evenly toned, heavily edgeworn with many small closed tears, address label on front wrap, pen notation on cover of section two. The article on Nixon (one full page, features a chart of RMN's connections to Rockefeller and DuPont. The Clay Shaw article is more an airing of sadomasochistic trends, theories and therapies. Find a Ron Cobb cartoon on the front page, surfers on a contaminated breaker.

Newspaper. Condición: Very Good. First Edition. This is a forty page folded newspaper. The cover has some small tears along the middle spine. Artitles include- Stokely: On King, Synanon reaches 1,000, & Megan Terry's Improvisational theatre, WHY LOS ANGELES DID NOT RIOT - YET, NEW POLITICS MURDER ATALAS,

Newspaper. Condición: Very Good. First Edition. This is a forty page folded newspaper. The cover has some small tears along the middle spine. Artitles include- A GUIDE TO LOS ANGELES CITY ELECTIONS, WOUNDED KNEE: INDIAN AGAINST INDIAN, INTERVIEWS: REDDIN, UNRUH & RODRIGUEZ, FBI HUNTS PORNOGRAPHY, WOMEN BOYCOTT MEAT - HOW HOUSEWIVES ARE ORGANIZING AGAINST HIGH PRICES BY HELEN KOBLIN, LEARY TRIAL; CONSCIOUSNESS IS A BIG ISSUE BY DALE BROZOSKY,

Newspaper. Condición: Very Good. First Edition. This is a forty page folded newspaper. The cover has some minor wear. Articles include - PRODUCING & SELLING 30 MILLION RECORDS, THE JACKAL TALKS, WORLD THEATRE FEST, SEX & VOTING HABITS, WILL BRADLEY BE BETTER?, THE WATERGATE PAPERS, A REPORT ON A DO IT YOURSELF KIT, 200,000 CHICANO ARRESTS EXPECTED, NORTHERN MASSAGE PARLORS STRIKE.

48p. in two sections (as customarily issued), 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper, evenly toned, lightly edgeworn, slightly misfolded, small stain on front wrap, else very good condition. Other front page stories: "Peace demonstration Aug. 17 at new summer White House." "James Rector, killed at park, may be sued for medical bill." Inside find a Ron Cobb cartoon, Lawrence Lipton column, "Ayahuasca: jungle vine tripping," bylined Marlene Dobkin.

Newspaper. 32p., folded tabloid newspaper format, evenly toned, lightly edgeworn, else very good condition. Lacks the 12p. book supplement.

Newspaper. 36p., folded tabloid newspaper format, evenly toned, lightly edgeworn, else very good condition. Interview with Robert Mitchum. Articles on obscenity laws, the new left, and more.

Newspaper. 36p., folded tabloid newspaper format, evenly toned, lightly edgeworn, else very good condition. Articles on wiretapping, Dorothy Healey's decision to quit the CPUSA, the UFW strike, and more. Interviews with Leonard Nimoy and Christian Anti-Communist Crusade founder Dr. Fred Schwarz.

44p. in two sections (as customarily issued), 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper, paperstock lightly toned, short splits at spinefolds, slight edge- and handling-wear, a good copy. Cover story relates to an early version of "Air-Land Battle 2000," expanded and made public a decade later (not the 'Iron Mountain' jape). Also fine inside a Ron Cobb cartoon,a fullpage poster in colors by Bill Ogden ("Sunshine LSD"), Valley State College mass arrests, Venice Community Planning (this with a nice monochrome photo).

Newspaper. 64p. in two sections, 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper; complete in two sections, evenly toned, else very good condition. Inside find: "A handy guide to Los Angeles bomb sites" [usually political targets]; Donald Freed on the dismissals in New Haven; a Dalton Trumbo interview; "The Elysian Three: New martyrs from Easter melee;" "Censorship, drugs, radio, and FCC;" "The trouble at Valley State: Student hit-and-run by L.A.P.D.?".

Newspaper. 56 p., 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper; complete in two sections. Evenly toned, a few tiny marginal tears, second section edgeworn with chipping along the fold, good copy. Inside find: "Albuquerque Conference;" "British Prison System;" "Great Western Fair & Expo;" "Hermosa Beach report;" "National Heroin Symposium;" "Women Artist's Report;" interviews: with Henry Mancini; with Leon Russsell; "Letter to George Jackson" [by John Gerassi]; "George Jackson answers Gerassi" [at substantial length]; "Bodacious Bugorilla" [long story with photos]; "The tree planting racket: The new breed of reforestation".

52p., in two sections as customarily issued, 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper, evenly toned, pen notation and remains of an address label on front wrap, pen notation on cover of second section, else very good condition. Ollie Harrington cartoon shows American cadaver in the muck of SE Asia, opposite a Ron Cobb cartoon on elite complacency.

52p., in two sections as customarily issued, 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper, evenly toned, address label on front wrap, pen marks on two pages, else very good condition. Cobb cartoon: white dealer murders black dealer.

52p., in two sections as customarily issued, 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper, evenly toned, address label on front wrap, else very good condition. Cobb cartoon, a grim Native American on postage stamp. Gilbert Shelton interview reprinted from RAT. More Chicago 8 coverage. Manson family letter is vividly written and runs to almost a full page (in the course of 3p.). Leary arrest announced.

36p., not in two sections as customarily issued (or secondary section is lacking); 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper. The paperstock is lightly toned, slight edge- and handling-wear, bears the original mailing label; a good copy. Mailed folded along the original horizontal foldline. Extensive coverage not only of the SF State strike and police action, but of San Fernando Valley State ("300 arrested"). Also, a "church sanctuary" law is tested in Pasadena.

40p., in two sections as customarily issued; 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper, evenly toned, address on front wrap, edgeworn with small closed tears along fold, else good condition. The banner headline "Frankenstein" is a forgettable review of forgettable theatre. GI suicides in the Presidio stockade caused protest sit-ins which received vindictive punishment. Coverage of Clay Shaw and Jim Garrison runs four partial pages, and find a separate "JFK foils CIA Invasion" story.

36p., in two sections as customarily issued; 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper. The paperstock is lightly toned, slight edge- and handling-wear, else very good condition. Panther story: one "Michael Pennywell, 23, second in command of the Los Angeles Black Panther Party, was convicted in Municipal Court on Monday, Feb. 24, for allegedly using the words 'fuck' and 'motherfuck' in a bar at 62nd and Western Ave, one night last month." We learn that "Pennywell's wife works at the bar and he goes there every night. He is friendly with the owner and other patrons. He was discussing the Panther's ten point program at the request of a patron and defining what a 'pig' was, when two black cops dressed in Levis entered the bar" etc. The time, by the way, was 1:15 a.m. // Berkeley story: police vs. students, teargas, Ronald Reagan; by-lined Clay Geerdes.

Newspaper. 8p., a single section, folded tabloid underground newspaper, news, reviews, listings, events, ads, photos, opinion, lightly toned, else very good on newsprint.