berkeley tribe vol 5 number issue (2 Ergebnisse)

[NONE] 1971. (Mass market paperback) Near fine. 24pp. Large folio, folded, unstapled. The Berkeley Tribe was a radical counter-culture, underground newpaper published weekly from 1969 until 1972. Published by 40 of the former staff of the Berkeley Barb after a nasty split (and 3 week strike) there with publisher Max Scherr, it became a rival weeky paper and a primary publication of the New Left. This issue includes articles about the Manson Family, pollution, solidarity, Nixon, Cambodia, as well as other social issues and actions. Lightly age toned, as may be anticipated, and there is a closed tear at the lower edge of the first page; otherwise clean, bright, and intact. Black and white photographs and hand drawn illustrations.

4vo, 20 pag.w. illustr., folded underground newspaper, mild toning; very good copy. First edition of this issue of this leading publication of the New Left as a member of the Underground Press Syndicate (UPS). Includes an "Elegy Che Guevara" by Allen Ginsberg, articles: "Living Theatre jailed in Brazil", "Sisters smash it!", "Reflections of George Jackson" and more. Sprache: Englisch.