A prophecy of a declaration of independence ...
the first translation of this prophesy into political action will take place October 6, 1966 ... the date that the California law prohibiting the posession of L.S.D. comes into effect ... we will gather in a love-pageant rally -- to affirm our identity, community, and innocence from influence of the fear addiction of the general public as symbolized in the law ... bring the color gold, bring photos of personal saints and gurus and heroes of the underground, bring children, flowers, flutes, drums, feathers, bands, beads, banners, flags, incense, chimes, gongs, cymbals, symbols, costumes, bring joy
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1966 - publisher not identified, San Francisco, California
Language
English
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- Open LibraryOL60499561M
- OCLC Control Number785191258
Description
Broadside announcing a rally in the 'panhandle' of Golden Gate Park on October 6, 1966 in reaction to the California law banning LSD and that similar rallies would also be held that day in New York, Los Angeles, London and Amsterdam. The event was envisioned by San Francisco Oracle editors Allen Cohen and Michael Bowen as an alternative to protest and as a celebration of the psychedelic life. The Grateful Dead (performing their new song "Alice D. Millionaire"), Janis Joplin, Big Brother and the Holding Company, and Wildflower played for approximately 800 people, and the event's success helped prepare the way for the Human Be-In on January 14, 1967.
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