The wedding within the war
By: Michael Rossman
Edition: [1st Doubleday Anchor Books ed.].
Publisher: Doubleday
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Garden City, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 397
Copyright date: 1971
Subjects: Berkeley University of California; KMPX (Radio station : San Francisco, Calif.); Political activity; Young adults; Students; College students; United States; United States. Congress. House. Committee on Un-American Activities; Free Speech Movement (Berkeley, Calif.); Radicalism; New Left; Student movements; History
Notes: "First Anchor edition published simultaneously with Paris Review edition hardcover, 1971 by Doubleday & Co., Inc."--t.p. verso.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: 1970: The fourth night of Cambodia; title: 1960: The birth of the New Left. The third Sunday in May was a beautiful day; title: The vigil at Chessman's execution; title: The protest against HUAC; title: 1964-1966: The turning years. Civil rights and the Free Speech Movement; title: The birth of the Free Speech Movement; title: Barefoot in a marshmallow world; title: On the firing of Dr. Clark Kerr; title: The Movement and educational reform; title: When we sighted the yellow submarine; title: 1967: Cooling it. The adventures of garbageman; title: 1967-68: In violent Amerika. On  the road. A violence sequence; title: Notes from an Eastern trip; title: Letter to Jerry Rubin; title: Chicago, first day, last day; title: Reflections on the American theater: the 1968 elections; title: The context of campus violence; title: 1968-70: In Berkeley. Claiming turf in Berkeley; title: Huelga KMPX!; title: At the Fillmore; title: All Hallow's Eve; title: The bare facts about the People's Park; title: Memo from Spaceport Berkeley; title: The Mulford Act; title: Poem for a victory Rally in a Berkeley Park; title: On a wedding in Mariposa; title: Toward the future. Declaration on the birth of the child Lorca.