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For more on this subject visit:<\/span><\/span><\/b><\/p>\n Famous Music Hippyland’s Hippiedom Hip Forums<\/a><\/span><\/span><\/b><\/p>\n Hippy For Great Hippy To Buy books <\/p>\n 1960<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n January – Bob Dylan, age 19 plays at the Wha Jan – Civil rights demonstrations in Atlanta<\/span><\/p>\n Feb 1 – Four black students start sit-in at whites Feb 13 – France becomes the fourth nuclear power<\/span><\/p>\n Mar 15 – Lunch-counter sit-ins spread to 15 cities May 6 – Civil Rights Act of 1960 signed by Eisenhower<\/span><\/p>\n July – Sidney Cohen’s survey of 5,000 individuals Aug 9 – Timothy Leary, 39, tries psilocybin mushrooms Aug 10 – Antarctic Treaty creates peaceful scientific Nov – JFK elected president.<\/span><\/p>\n Nov – Eisenhower warns the nation about Nov 9 – Brian Epstein first sees the Beatles.<\/span><\/p>\n Dec – Birth Control Pills go on sale in 1961<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Jan 17 – Eisenhower warns of increasing power Feb 18 – Bertrand Russell, 89, leads march of Mar – Richard Alpert (Ram Dass) takes psilocybin Mar 1 – John Kennedy initiates 17 billion dollar Apr 11 – Bob Dylan’s first billed performance Apr 12 – Yuri Gagarin of the USSR is the first Apr 25 – Bay of Pigs, Cuba U.S. planned invasion May 4 – Freedom Riders leave DC for a southern May 28 – Amnesty International Founded<\/span><\/p>\n July – Ban The Bomb Demonstrations start worldwide<\/span><\/p>\n July 19 – First Telstar Satellite Live TV Transmission Aug 13 – East German border guards begin construction Sept 15 – U.S. starts underground nuclear testing<\/span><\/p>\n Oct 6 – President Kennedy advises Americans to 1962<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Feb 16 – Boston SANE & fledgling SDS hold Apr 25 – U.S. resumes atmospheric nuclear testing Sept – Timothy Leary founds International Foundation Oct 22 – Cuban Missile Crisis – Soviet missile 1963<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Jan – Alabama Gov. Wallace’s Segregation Forever Apr 3 – SCLC & volunteers stage sit-in in Apr 12 – Martin Luther King & Ralph Abernathy Jun 11 – JFK Proposes the Civil Rights Bill<\/span><\/p>\n Jun 12 – Civil rights leader Medgar Evers assassinated.<\/span><\/p>\n July – Timothy Leary hosts Freedom House July – Newport Folk Festival July 26-28, includes Aug 5 – First Nuclear Test Ban Treaty signed<\/span><\/p>\n Aug 28 – Martin Luther King’s I Have a Dream Aug 30 – U.S. -Soviet Hotline installed<\/span><\/p>\n Sept – Timothy Leary, Richard Alpert, and other Sept 24 – Nuclear Test Ban Treaty ratified by Oct 10 – Nuclear Test Ban Treaty takes effect<\/span><\/p>\n Oct 13 – Beatles on TV at London Palladium. Nov 22 – JFK Assassinated in Dallas, Texas, LBJ Nov 22 – Aldous Huxley dies while tripping on Nov 24 – LBJ escalates the Vietnam War<\/span><\/p>\n Nov 29 – Beatles I Want to Hold Your Hand Released<\/span><\/p>\n 1964<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Jan 8 – LBJ declares War on Poverty in State Jan 11 – U.S. Surgeon General declares cigarettes Jan 30 – New military junta takes over in South Feb 7 – Beatles arrive in New York to 10,000 Feb 9 – Beatles first appear on Ed Sullivan Show, Apr 23 – Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl<\/span><\/p>\n May – Bob Dylan’s first visit to England, meets July – Millbrook LSD sessions with Timothy Leary<\/span><\/p>\n July – Ken Kesey’s First Magic Bus Trip to NY<\/span><\/p>\n July 2 – LBJ signs US Civil Rights Act: public July 18 – Race riot in Harlem, NY<\/span><\/p>\n July 23 – Senate passes $947 million antipoverty Aug – Ken Kesey & his Merry Pranksters visit Aug – Beatles first U.S. tour: 25 North American Aug 4 – Three missing civil rights workers found Aug 11 – Beatles’ A Hard Day’s Night movie released<\/span><\/p>\n Aug 20 – LBJ signs anti-poverty program<\/span><\/p>\n Aug 23 – Beatles Hollywood Bowl concert<\/span><\/p>\n Aug 28 – Race riots in Philadelphia<\/span><\/p>\n Aug 31 – LBJ signs food stamp bill<\/span><\/p>\n Oct 14 – Martin Luther King Jr. wins Nobel Peace Dec 10 – Martin Luther King awarded Nobel Peace 1965<\/span><\/p>\n Time Mag calls young people generation of conformists<\/p>\n Jan 4 – President Johnson outlines Great Society<\/p>\n Feb – Martin Luther King Jr. and 770 other protesters arrested in Selma, Feb 8 – U.S. starts bombing North Vietnam<\/p>\n Feb 18 – Sect. of Defense Robert McNamara calls for nationwide Feb 21 – Malcolm X shot and killed<\/p>\n Mar 3 – Owsley starts LSD factory, making large quantities of acid Mar 6 – First American soldier officially sets foot on Vietnam battlefields<\/p>\n Mar 7 – Alabama state troopers attack 525 civil rights workers as they Mar 8 – 3,500 Marines land to protect Da Nang air base<\/p>\n Mar 16 – Quaker Alice Herz, 82, immolates self in Detroit in protest Mar 16 – Police break-up demonstration of 600 in Montgomery, Alabama<\/p>\n Mar 17 – 1,600 people demonstrate at Montgomery, Alabama courthouse<\/p>\n Mar 21 – Martin Luther King Jr. leads march from Selma to Montgomery, Mar 24 – SDS organizes first Vietnam War teach-in at Univ. of Michigan<\/p>\n 3000 show up<\/p>\n Mar 25 – Civil rights worker shot and killed by KKK in Alabama<\/p>\n Mar 28 – Martin Luther King calls for boycott of Alabama on TV<\/p>\n Apr – 25,000 U.S. troops stationed in Vietnam<\/p>\n Apr 2 – Ken Kesey busted for marijuana first time<\/p>\n Apr 17 – SDS leads first anti-Vietwar march in Washington. 25,000 attend Jun 11 – Beatles awarded the MBE by the Queen<\/p>\n July 8 – Chicago school integration protests<\/p>\n July 10 – Rolling Stones’ I Can’t Get No Satisfaction #1<\/p>\n July 24 – Bob Dylan’s Like A Rolling Stone enters charts<\/p>\n July 25 – Dylan goes Rock at Newport Folk Festival<\/p>\n July 30 – LBJ signs Medicare bill<\/p>\n Aug – Ken Kesey meets Hunter Thompson who introduces the Hells Angels Aug 11 – Major race riot (6 days) in Watts, leaves 35 dead<\/p>\n Aug 13 – Nat’l Guard enters Watts riots in L.A.<\/p>\n Aug 14 – Sonny and Cher release I Got You Babe<\/p>\n Aug 23 – Premiere of Beatles’ Help!<\/p>\n Aug 31 – Burning draft cards becomes illegal<\/p>\n Sept 5 – San Francisco writer Michael Fallon applies the term hippie Sept 25 – \u201cEve of Destruction\u201d, sang by Barry McGuire top of the charts<\/p>\n Oct 1 – Anti-pollution bill sets emission standards for cars<\/p>\n Oct 16 – 100,000 anti-war protesters nationwide in 80 cities<\/p>\n Nov – Unsafe at Any Speed about the automobile industry’s disregard Nov 22 – Bob Dylan marries Sarah Lowndes & moves to Woodstock, Dec 25 – Timothy Leary busted for pot at the Mexican border<\/p>\n 1966<\/span><\/p>\n Jan 3 – The Psychedelic Shop head shop opens on Haight Street, S.F.<\/p>\n Jan 14 – March on Atlanta to protest ouster of Julian Bond<\/p>\n Jan 17 – B52 collides, drops 4 10-megaton H bombs on Spain, none explode, Jan 20 – Ken Kesey busted again with Mountain Girl on the roof.<\/p>\n Jan 21 – First light show, Grateful Dead, 10,000 people in S.F.<\/p>\n Feb 19 – Jefferson Airplane and Big Brother and the Holding Company Mar 3 – GI Bill grants veterans rights to education, housing, health Mar 11 – Timothy Leary sentenced in Texas to 30 years for trying Mar 25 – Anti-Vietnam war protests in NY bring out 25,000 on 5th Ave. Apr – FBI releases file on LSD, drug gets bad press<\/p>\n Apr – 30 Mississippi blacks build tent city under President Johnson’s Apr – Discotheques are the rage in NY and LA. Andy Warhol puts on light Apr 7 – Sandoz stops supplying LSD to researchers<\/p>\n Apr 12 – NY Stock Exchange hit with anti-war leaflets<\/p>\n Apr 16 – Timothy Leary busted at Millbrook by G. Gordon Liddy & May 15 – Antiwar demonstration in D.C., 10,000 attend<\/p>\n July 29 – Bob Dylan’s motorcycle accident<\/p>\n Aug 5 – Lennon says Beatles more popular than Jesus<\/p>\n Aug 18 – Red Guard begins to wipe out western influence in China<\/p>\n Sept – George Harrison goes to India for 6 weeks to study sitar with Sept – Timothy Leary holds press conference at NY Advertising Club Nov 5 – Walk for Love and Peace and Freedom: 10,000 + in New York City<\/p>\n Dec – Cream’s first album: Fresh Cream released. Eric Clapton, 1967<\/span><\/p>\n Jan 14 – Gathering of the Tribes, First Human Be-In, 20,000, S.F.<\/p>\n Jan 27 – US, USSR, UK sign treaty banning nuclear weapons in Feb – 25,000 US troops sent to Cambodian border<\/p>\n Feb – Beatles release Strawberry Fields Forever, Penny Lane, Michelle, Mar – Scientist report LSD causes chromosome damage (never validated).<\/p>\n Mar – The Berkeley Barb starts the smokable banana rumor (based upon Mar 3 – Alice B. Toklas dies<\/p>\n Mar 18 – First U.S. supertanker wreck. Torrey Canyon spills 90,000 Mar 26 – Be-In at Central Park in NY. 10,000 attend<\/p>\n Apr 5 – Grayline starts hippie tours of Haight\/Ashbury<\/p>\n Apr 10 – Vietnam Week starts. Draft card burnings and anti-draft Apr 15 – Anti-Vietnam War protest. 400,000 march from Central Park May – Paul McCartney announces that all the Beatles have dropped acid.<\/p>\n May 19 – First U.S. air strike on Hanoi<\/p>\n May 20 – Flower Power Day in NYC 1967<\/p>\n Jun 2 – Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album by the Beatles Jun 16 – Monterey Pop Festival<\/p>\n Jun 21 – Summer Solstice Party in Golden Gate Park<\/p>\n Jun 25 – Beatles sing All You Need Is Love on TV 1967<\/p>\n Jun 30 – 448,400 US troops now in Vietnam<\/p>\n July – The Summer of Love in San Francisco<\/p>\n July – Summer of Rioting in the US. Blacks take to the streets July 1 – Sgt. Pepper hits #1<\/p>\n July 11 – Newark riots start long hot summer<\/p>\n July 24 – 43 Die in Detroit rioting, worst in U.S. history<\/p>\n July 26 – H. Rap Brown arrested for inciting a riot in Maryland<\/p>\n July 29 – Door’s Light My Fire and Procol Harem’s Whiter Shade of Pale Aug 26 – Jimi Hendrix’s Are You Experienced hits the charts<\/p>\n Aug 27 – Beatles in India with Maharishi informed of Brian Epstein’s Sept – Richard Alpert meets Bhagwan Dass at the Blue Tibetan in Katmandu, Sept 15 – Donovan performs at the Hollywood Bowl<\/p>\n Oct 3 – Woody Guthrie dies<\/p>\n Oct 8 – Che Guevarra killed in Bolivia by US-trained troops<\/p>\n Oct 12 – Big Brother and the Holding Company’s Cheap Thrills with Janis Oct 20 – Seven KKK members convicted of conspiracy in 1964 murders Oct 21-22 – Anti-war protesters storm the Pentagon<\/p>\n Oct 21 – Diggers exorcise the Pentagon. 35,000 Demonstrate, Oct 26 – Draft deferments eliminated for those who violate draft laws Nov 14 – Air Quality Act provides $428 million to fight air pollution<\/p>\n Nov 20 – National Commission on Product Safety established<\/p>\n Dec – Beatles release Magical Mystery Tour<\/p>\n Dec – 486,000 American troops in Vietnam, of the 15,000 killed to date, Dec – Stop the Draft movement organized by 40 antiwar groups, nationwide Dec 5 – 1000 antiwar protesters try to close NYC induction center. Dec 5 – Beatles open Apple Shop in London<\/p>\n Dec 8 – Otis Redding records Dock of the Bay<\/p>\n Dec 10 – Otis Redding dies in plane crash<\/p>\n Dec 22 – Owsley busted, stops making acid<\/p>\n Dec 31 – Abbie Hoffman, Jerry Rubin, Paul Krassner, Dick Gregory, & 1968<\/span><\/p>\n Jan 16 – Youth International Party (Yippies) founded<\/p>\n Jan 18 – Eartha Kitt visiting LBJ at White House speaks out against Jan 22 – B-52 carrying H-bomb crashes in Greenland<\/p>\n Jan 23 – USS Pueblo seized by Korea<\/p>\n Jan 31 – Viet Cong launch Tet Offensive<\/p>\n Feb – Timothy Leary evicted from Millbrook house<\/p>\n Feb – Beatles go to India to visit Maharishi Mahesh Yogi at Rishikesh Feb 8 – George Wallace announce candidacy for President on law and Mar 12 – Eugene McCarthy wins 42% of New Hampshire vote in presidential Mar 16 – My Lai massacre 200 – 500 Vietnamese villagers killed<\/p>\n Mar 16 – Robert F. Kennedy announces candidacy for President<\/p>\n Mar 31 – LBJ announces decision not to run again and offers partial Apr 4 – Martin Luther King shot and killed in Memphis<\/p>\n Apr – The week following Martin Luther King Jr.’s murder sees black Apr 6 – Oakland Police ambush Black Panthers. Eldridge Cleaver arrested Apr 8 – Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs established (DEA)<\/p>\n Apr 11 – LBJ signs civil rights bill banning housing discrimination<\/p>\n Apr 11 – Major call-up of reserves for duty in Vietnam<\/p>\n Apr 14 – Love-in at Malibu Canyon, Calif.<\/p>\n Apr 15 – Start of Spring Mobilization against the Vietnam war<\/p>\n Apr 23 – SDS lead students take over 5 buildings at Colombia Univ for Apr 24 – 300 Black students occupy admin. building at Boston Univ. Apr 25 – Paul Horn records in the Taj Mahal<\/p>\n Apr 29 – The rock musical HAIR opened on Broadway at the Biltmore Theater<\/p>\n May 10 – Vietnam peace talks begin in Paris<\/p>\n Jun 3 – Andy Warhol shot by woman<\/p>\n Jun 5 – Bobby Kennedy assassinated by Sirhan Sirhan moments after winning Jun 14 – Dr. Benjamin Spock convicted of conspiracy to abet draft evasion<\/p>\n July 1 – Nuclear nonproliferation treaty signed by 61 nations<\/p>\n Aug 1 – 541,000 U.S. Troops in Vietnam<\/p>\n August 3, 1968 – The first Newport Pop Festival in Costa Mesa, California to an audience of over 100,000 people. Performers include Steppenwolf, Jefferson Airplane, Sonny & Cher, Tiny Tim, the Byrds, Iron Butterfly, The Grateful Dead and Eric Burdon & the Animals.<\/p>\n Aug 8 – Nixon and Agnew nominated during Miami riots<\/p>\n Aug 20 – Soviets invade Czechoslovakia<\/p>\n August 25-29 – Democratic Convention in Chicago demonstrations Aug 28 – Humphrey and Muskie nominated amid violent antiwar protests Oct 18 – John & Yoko Busted<\/p>\n Nov – First Whole Earth Catalog published by Stewart Brand.<\/p>\n Nov 5 – Nixon elected President, Spiro T. Agnew, VP<\/p>\n Nov 6 – Student Strike at SF State<\/p>\n 1969<\/span><\/p>\n Jan 28 – Santa Barbara, Ca. oil well blowout<\/p>\n Feb – Massive strike at U.C. Berkeley for ethnic studies<\/p>\n Feb 11 – 200 students smash computers with axes & set computer Feb 13 – 33 students arrested at admin bldg sit-in at Univ of Mass.<\/p>\n Feb 18 – Students seize building and boycott started at Howard Feb 24 – Students occupy Admin bldg at Penn State<\/p>\n Feb 27 – Police charge student picket lines, club and arrest two Chicano Feb 27 – Thousands rampage thru nine buildings at U of Wisconsin, Madison Mar 12 – Paul McCartney marries Linda Eastman<\/p>\n Mar 20 – John & Yoko fly to Gibraltar, get married then fly Mar 20 – James Earl Ray sentenced to 99 years for murder of Martin Apr – 543,000 US troops now in Vietnam<\/p>\n Apr 4 – Smothers Brothers tv show canceled because it is too controversial<\/p>\n Apr 9 – 300 Harvard students led by SDS seize Univ Hall and evict eight Apr 10 – Police called into Harvard, 37 injured, 200 arrested<\/p>\n Apr 11 – Start of 3 day student strike at Harvard<\/p>\n Apr 22 – Harvard faculty votes to create black studies program &<\/p>\n give students vote in selection of its faculty<\/p>\n Apr 22 – City College of NY closed after black & Puerto Rican students Apr 23 – Sirhan Sirhan sentenced to death for murder of Bobby Kennedy<\/p>\n Apr 24 – U.S. B-52s launch biggest attack on North Vietnam. Protests May 15 – Hippies in People’s Park in Berkeley attacked by police and July – Stephen Gaskin starts The Farm commune in Tennessee.<\/p>\n July 3 – Brian Jones of Rolling Stones dies<\/p>\n July 14 – Easy Rider premieres<\/p>\n July 20 – Men walk on the Moon<\/p>\n July 27 – Police raid on gay bar in Greenwich Village, NYC results Aug – Blind Faith forms, with Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker from Cream Aug 9 – Sharon Tate & LaBiancas found murdered by Charles Manson August 15 – 17 WOODSTOCK Festival 500,000 people gathered for three Aug 24 – Movie ‘Alice’s Restaurant released with Arlo Guthrie<\/p>\n Aug 26 – FBI reports 98% increase in marijuana arrests from 1966 – Sept 3 – Ho Chi Min, leader of North Vietnam, dies<\/p>\n Sept 24 – Chicago Eight trial begins. Tom Hayden, Abbie Hoffman, Jerry Oct – Is Paul dead? Beatles controversy<\/p>\n Oct 8-11 – The Weatherman Days of Rage<\/p>\n Oct 15 – Peace Day. 500,000 protesters nationwide. First Vietnam Moratorium<\/p>\n Oct 21 – Jack Kerouac, beat author of On the Road dies.<\/p>\n Oct 30 – Supreme Court orders desegregation nationwide<\/p>\n Nov 15 – 500,000 + march in Wash. DC for peace. Largest antiwar rally 1969<\/p>\n Nov 17 – First round of SALT talks in Helsinki<\/p>\n Nov 20 – 78 American Indians seize Alcatraz Island and demand its return<\/p>\n Nov 20 – DDT use banned in residential areas<\/p>\n Nov 24 – Lt. William Calley charged with murdering 102 So. Vietnamese Nov 25 – President Nixon orders all US germ warfare stockpiles destroyed<\/p>\n Dec – Over 100,000 US troops dead or injured in Vietnam.<\/p>\n Dec 1 – First draft lottery since W.W.II held in NYC<\/p>\n Dec 8 – Raid on Black Panther headquarters in LA – four hour shoot-out<\/p>\n Dec 24 – Rolling Stones Altamont concert erupts in violence, one 1970<\/span><\/p>\n January 1 – Nixon signs National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)<\/p>\n Feb – Timothy Leary sentenced to 10 years for Texas\/Mex marijuana bust<\/p>\n
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\nin Greenwich Village and visits Woody Guthrie in the Hospital<\/span><\/p>\n
\nonly lunch counter in Greensboro S. Carolina<\/span><\/p>\n
\nin 5 southern states<\/span><\/p>\n
\nwho had taken LSD 25,000 times concludes it is safe<\/span><\/p>\n
\nin Cuernavaca<\/span><\/p>\n
\npreserve<\/span><\/p>\n
\nthe Military-Industrial Complex and its power.<\/span><\/p>\n
\nthe US.<\/span><\/p>\n
\nof military-industrial complex<\/span><\/p>\n
\n20,000 & sit-down of 5,000 anti-nuke outside U.K. Defense Ministry
\nand is jailed for 7 days<\/span><\/p>\n
\nas part of the Harvard Project<\/span><\/p>\n
\nnuclear missile program, increases military aid to Indochina & announces
\ncreation of the Peace Corps<\/span><\/p>\n
\nat Gerde’s Folk City<\/span><\/p>\n
\nman in space<\/span><\/p>\n
\nis defeated by Castro<\/span><\/p>\n
\ntour to test integration in bus stations<\/span><\/p>\n
\nacross the Atlantic<\/span><\/p>\n
\nof Berlin Wall<\/span><\/p>\n
\nbuild fallout shelters<\/span><\/p>\n
\nfirst anti-nuclear march on Washington with 4000-8000 protesters<\/span><\/p>\n
\nafter 3 year moratorium<\/span><\/p>\n
\nfor Internal Freedom (IFIF) to promote LSD research & publish The Psychedelic
\nReview.<\/span><\/p>\n
\nbases in Cuba, Kennedy orders naval blockade.<\/span><\/p>\n
\nspeech at inauguration<\/span><\/p>\n
\nBirmingham, Alabama<\/span><\/p>\n
\ngo to jail in Birmingham<\/span><\/p>\n
\ngroups in Zihuatanejo, Mexico, Dominica & then Antigua<\/span><\/p>\n
\nBob Dylan, Joan Baez, Phil Ochs and Pete Seeger<\/span><\/p>\n
\nspeech, Wash DC Civil Rights March 1963, 200,000 attend<\/span><\/p>\n
\nHarvard alumni LSD researchers move to the Hitchcock’s estate in Millbrook,
\nNew York.<\/span><\/p>\n
\nSenate<\/span><\/p>\n
\n15 million get to see them perform She Loves You and Twist and Shout.<\/span><\/p>\n
\nsworn in<\/span><\/p>\n
\nLSD (intentionally!)<\/span><\/p>\n
\nof the Union address<\/span><\/p>\n
\ncause lung disease<\/span><\/p>\n
\nVietnam<\/span><\/p>\n
\nscreaming fans<\/span><\/p>\n
\n74 million people watch, the largest audience in the history of television.<\/span><\/p>\n
\nThe Beatles & Rolling Stones; turns The Beatles on to marijuana.<\/span><\/p>\n
\nfacilities opened to all<\/span><\/p>\n
\nbill<\/span><\/p>\n
\nTimothy Leary & Richard Alpert at Millbrook.<\/span><\/p>\n
\ncities.<\/span><\/p>\n
\ndead in Mississippi<\/span><\/p>\n
\nPrize<\/span><\/p>\n
\nPrize<\/span><\/p>\n
\nAlabama for picketing county courthouse to end discrim voting rights<\/p>\n
\nnetwork of bomb shelters<\/p>\n
\navailable for the first time<\/p>\n
\nprepare to march<\/p>\n
\nof the Vietnam war<\/p>\n
\nAlabama joined by 25,000 marchers<\/p>\n
\nincluding Phil Ochs, Joan Baez and Judy Collins<\/p>\n
\nto the Merry Pranksters; Alan Ginsberg & Richard Alpert are at the
\nparty.<\/p>\n
\nto the SF counterculture in an article about the Blue Unicorn coffeehouse
\nwhere LEMAR (Legalize Marijuana) & the Sexual Freedom League meet,
\n& hippie houses.<\/p>\n
\nfor safety, published by Ralph Nader.<\/p>\n
\nN.Y.<\/p>\n
\ncover-up follows<\/p>\n
\nwith Janis Joplin perform at the Fillmore<\/p>\n
\nand jobs<\/p>\n
\nto cross into Mexico with a small amount of marijuana<\/p>\n
\nOther protests in 7 US cities and 7 foreign cities.<\/p>\n
\nwindow to protest housing conditions in their state<\/p>\n
\nshows<\/p>\n
\nFBI for possession of marijuana<\/p>\n
\nRavi Shankar.<\/p>\n
\nannouncing formation of a psychedelic religion – League for Spiritual Discovery
\n(Turn on, tune in, drop out) & starts nightly presentations at the
\nVillage Theater.<\/p>\n
\nJack Bruce, and Ginger Baker.<\/p>\n
\nspace<\/p>\n
\nYesterday<\/p>\n
\nDonovan’s song Mellow Yellow)<\/p>\n
\ntons of oil onto English shores<\/p>\n
\ndemonstrations<\/p>\n
\nto UN. Speeches by Martin Luther King, Stokely Carmichael and Dr. Benjamin
\nSpock<\/p>\n
\nreleased.<\/p>\n
\nin Chicago, Brooklyn, Cleveland and Baltimore<\/p>\n
\nvie for #1<\/p>\n
\ndeath<\/p>\n
\nstays in India & follows him until he meets his guru.<\/p>\n
\nJoplin at top of LP charts.<\/p>\n
\nof three civil rights worker<\/p>\n
\n647 arrested<\/p>\n
\nor interfere with recruitment<\/p>\n
\n60% died in 1967.<\/p>\n
\nprotests ensue.<\/p>\n
\n585 arrested including Allen Ginsberg and Dr. Benjamin Spock<\/p>\n
\nfriends pronounce themselves Yippies<\/p>\n
\nthe war<\/p>\n
\non the Ganges river. Mia Farrow, Donovan follow.<\/p>\n
\norder platform<\/p>\n
\nprimary<\/p>\n
\nVietnam bombing halt<\/p>\n
\nuprisings in 125 cities across the U.S.<\/p>\n
\nwith a bullet-shattered leg. Bobby Hutton shot and killed.<\/p>\n
\na week. 700 arrested<\/p>\n
\ndemanding black studies and financial aid<\/p>\n
\nCalifornia primary.<\/p>\n
\n& police riot 10,000 +\/- demonstrators vs. 11,000 Chicago police;
\n6,000 National Guard; 7,500 U.S. army troops; and 1,000 FBI, CIA &
\nother services agents (Humphrey nominated on platform supporting
\nthe war)<\/p>\n
\nin Chicago. Bystanders and press also beaten by police<\/p>\n
\ncenter on fire during sit-in protesting prof’s racism at St. George Williams
\nCollege, Montreal<\/p>\n
\nUniversity<\/p>\n
\nleaders at U.C. Berkeley<\/p>\n
\nover black enrollments<\/p>\n
\nto Amsterdam for one week lie-in for peace<\/p>\n
\nLuther King Jr.<\/p>\n
\ndeans<\/p>\n
\nlock selves inside asking higher minority enrollment<\/p>\n
\nin 40 cities<\/p>\n
\nNat’l Guard<\/p>\n
\nin Stonewall Uprising. 2000 protesters battle 400 police, start of Gay
\nLiberation Movement<\/p>\n
\nand Steve Winwood from Traffic.<\/p>\n
\n& Crew<\/p>\n
\ndays of music and peace that changed the world<\/p>\n
\n1968<\/p>\n
\nRubin et. al charged with conspiracy to incite riots<\/p>\n
\nin U.S. history. Speakers: McCarthy, McGovern, Coretta King, Dick Gregory,
\nLeonard Bernstein. Singers: Arlo Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Peter, Paul, &
\nMary, John Denver, Mitch Miller, touring cast of Hair<\/p>\n
\ncivilians at My Lai<\/p>\n
\nspectator killed<\/p>\n