Portland in the 1960s
Subtitle: stories from the counterculture
By: Polina Olsen ; foreword by Joe Uris
Publisher: History Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Charleston, SC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 157
ISBN-13: 9781609494711
Subjects: Social life and customs; Anecdotes; Social conditions; Counterculture; Biography; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 145-149) and index.
Table of contents: title: Setting the Scene : Remembering Lair Hill Park; title: Part I. Retrospective: From beat to hip; title: Darcelle Looks Back at the Caffe Espresso; title: The Village; title: The Thirteenth Avenue Gallery Goes Dada; title: Days and Nights Bookstore; title: A Way Out Cafe; title: Franz Schneider Remembers the Music; title: Allen Ginsberg Comes to Town; title: Henk Pander in America; title: The Portland Zoo; title: A Storefront Theatre; title: Part II. Counter Institutions; title: Emery Ingham and the Psychedelic Supermarket; title: Phastasmagoria; title: The Willamette Learning Center Gives Dropouts a Chance; title: Outside In from the Ground Up; title: Fitting It into the Gospel, Harper Richardson and the Centenary Wilbur Church; title: KBOO, On the Air; title: The Willamette Bridge; title: Part III. Action; title: The Life and Death of the Portland Reporter; title: Peace Now!; title: The Portland State Student Strike; title: A People's Army Jamboree; title: The Black Panther Party Serves Breakfast; title: George Oberg Leads the Second Foundation; title: Donald Dwayne Downing Has a Spiritual Experience; title: Letters to the Fountain; title: Beginning with Red Emma; title: Appendix: 1960s Timeline.