by Sanders, Ed
as Fugs musician, songwriter
leaves for Carole King’s group
Krassner, Paul
benefits, performances, panels
and Free Store
Perception ’67 weekend
and Yippies, Festival of Life
Ku Klux Klan
Kuh, Richard
Kupferberg, Tuli
background
arrested at Pentagon demonstration
as Beat hero
in Chicago for Democratic Convention
on David Susskind Show
Dream Date competition
founds The Fugs with Sanders
and Fugs movie project
as songwriter
Lamantia, Philip
Landesberg, Steve
Landy, Elliot
Larkey, Charles
as Fugs bass player
leaves for Carole King’s group
LaVigne, Robert
Lawrence, D. H.
The Lb Q. See Pound, Ezra
LBJ. See Johnson, Lyndon B.
L’Eandes, Yves
Leary, Timothy
at Chicago Democratic Convention
at Fugs Museum opening
and LSD
as Pot Martyr
Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out
Leary, Vinny
Leggett, Ann
LeMar (Committee to Legalize Marijuana)
created
exposes attempted set up of Ginsberg
statement
at University at Buffalo
See also Marijuana legalization movement; Marijuana Newsletter
Lemay, Curtis
Lennon, John
Les Crane television program
levy, d. a.
monitored by cops, arrested
as poet, publisher
as Pot Martyr
suicide of
“Life Is Strange” song (Kupferberg)
Life magazine
Light shows/strobes
Lindsay, John
Literary salons
Living Theater
General Strike for Peace
Great March on Washington
organized by Beck, Malina
productions
shut down
Los Angeles Free Press
Lowell, Jim
LSD. See also Hallucinogens/psychedelics
MacLow, Jackson
Mailer, Norman
Malanga, Gerard
Malina, Judith
Mansfield, Jayne
Manson, Charles/Manson group
background
hear Sanders Truckstop
as murderers
research and writing
and Straight Satans bikers
Mantrams
Marches
to legalize marijuana
Nashville–Washington Walk for Peace
voter registration, Selma, Montgomery
See also Great March on Washington
Marijuana legalization movement
Marijuana Newsletter
Marilyn, Monroe
“The Marines Have Landed ” song (Ochs)
Marlowe, Alan
Marrahwanna Quarterly/Newsletter (levy)
Mason, Bob
Maximum Poems (Olson)
“Maximus from Dogtown—I” poem (Olson)
McCarthy, Eugene
McCarthy, Joseph
McClure, Michael
McNaughton, Duncan
Mead, Taylor
Mekas, Jonas
advises on camera work
arrested for screenings
background
as filmmaker
runs film events
“Memory Gardens” poem (Ginsberg)
Meredith, James
Merry Pranksters
Methedrine (meth)
MFDP. See Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Mimeograph Revolution
Mimeographing
of Egyptian hieroglyphs
electric A.B. Dick
Gestefex electronic machine
at Peace Eye Bookstore
procedure
Speed-o-Print machine
stencils burned electronically
Mingus, Charles
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party (MFDP)
Mobilization Against the War
Mongolian Cluster Fuck film (Sanders)
Moore, Marianne
Moorman, Charlotte
Moratoriums
Morrison, Jim
Morton, Jean
Mothers of Invention
Motorcycle Ritchie
Moyna, John J.
NAACP
The Naked and the Dead (Mailer)
Naked Lunch (Burroughs)
Nashville–Washington Walk for Peace
National Endowment for the Arts. See NEA/Viking anthology
Nazis
NEA/Viking anthology
The New American Poetry anthology (ed. Allen)
New York City Department of Licenses
New York Coffeehouse Law
New York District Attorney, A.D.A.
New York Free Press
New York State Police
New York Times newspaper
New York University (NYU). See NYU
Newfield, Jack
Niagara movie
Nichols, Bob
Nixon, Richard
antiballistic missile system
on Chicago
on Moratoriums, protests
and NEA budget
violence following election
Nonviolent Peace Action Committee
Normal Love film (J. Smith)
“Nothing” song (Kupferberg)
Nuclear weapons
Cuban missile crisis
Polaris submarine
testing
war drills
NYU (New York University) and Sanders
applies to/misses graduate school
as purchasing dept. employee
screening of anti-Vietnam War films
as student
Oakland Army Terminal demonstrations
Ochs, Phil
O’Donnell, Kenneth
O’Hara, Frank
Frank O’Hara Award
in Poem Posters
as poet, readings
supports Sanders after arrest
death of
Old Goriot (Balzac)
Olson, Charles
influence of
Maximus poems in F.Y.
and Panna Grady
reads at Berkeley Poetry Conference
reviews, introduces, Peace Eye
at University at Buffalo
in “Vancouver Report”
death of
On the Road (Kerouac)
One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest (Kesey)
Opera Sextronique (Paik)
Oppenheimer, Joel
in F.Y.
as poet
readings
Orlovsky, Peter
and Allen Ginsberg
arrested for selling Marijuana Newsletter
friendship
in F.Y.
and Kerouac
Oswald, Lee Harvey
Outlaw, Geoff
Padgett, Ron
Paley, Grace
Paret, Bennie “Kid”
Paris General Strike
Paulson, Elin
Peace Eye Bookstore
described
art shows, parties
grand opening, grand reopening
moves to East Village Other office
operated by community
raid, arrest, trial
closed
Peace Eye Diptych
Peace Eye: Poems (Sanders)
Peace Eye vision
Pelieu, Claude
The Pentagon Papers (Ellsberg)
Perception ‘ celebration, Toronto
The Perfect Fiction (Sorrentino)
Peters, Frank
Philadel
phia, Mississippi, murders
Pigasus, Yippie presidential candidate
Pine, Ken
as guitarist with Fugs
recordings
Stony Brook protest concert
The Pisan Cantos (Pound)
Pivano, Fernanda
“The Platonic Blow” poem (Auden)
Players Theatre
Plimpton, George
asks to join Fugs tour
buys rights to Pound Cantos
censors inclusion in NEA anthology
donates to support Sanders
on police informant Fugs try out
Podhoretz, Norman
Poem from Jail (Sanders)
Poem Posters film
Poems for Marilyn (Sanders)
Poetry readings
anti-Vietnam war
as benefits
coffeehouse
Living Theater
monitored by police
University at Buffalo
and Voznesensky
See also under specific venues and topics
Poetry tour, Resistance Read-In
Portnoy’s Complaint (Roth)
Position paper on censorship and crackdowns
Pot Martyrs
Pot-mailing
Pound, Ezra
Prenske, Paul
“Projective Verse” manifesto (Olson)
Psychedelic creed (Yablonsky)
Psychedelicatessen
Psychedelics. See Hallucinogens/psychedelics
Punk rock, as term
The Queen of Sheba Meets the Atom Man film (Rice)
Ramparts magazine CIA exposé
Rap Brown amendment to Civil Rights Act of 1968,
Rare books catalogs
Reeb, James
Reprise Records
Fugs sign on
Golden Filth album
Sanders Truckstop album
Tenderness Junction album
Warner/Reprise
Win a Fug Dream Date competition
Republican Convention (1964)
Revolution for the Hell of It (Hoffman)
Revolutionary Egyptology course, Free University
RFK and His Times (Schlesinger)
Rice, Ron
Ringel, Charles
Riots
of July 1967,
in aftermath of King assassination
of Chicago Democratic Convention
in Harlem
at HUAC hearing (1960)
Rizzuto, James F.
Rockefeller, Nelson
Rodriguez, Spain
Ronstadt, Linda
Roosevelt After Inauguration (Burroughs)
Rosenberger, Ernst
Rotolo, Suze
Rubin, Barbara
Rubin, Jerry
Chicago 7 trial, conviction
Chicago Convention demonstrations
on RFK’s assassination
Stock Exchange demonstration
Ruhe, Herbert
Sanders, Deirdre (daughter)
birth
at Chicago Festival of Life
in kindergarten
in Los Angeles
on tour
Sanders, Miriam Kittell (wife)
at NYU
pregnancy
and daughter Deirdre (see Sanders, Deirdre)
on Fugs tours
and house robbery
marriage
Sanders, Robert (brother)
Sanders Truckstop album
Santo Domingo invasion
Sappho
Savio, Mario
Scandinavia tour
Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr.
Scholar Activism
Schwerner, Michael
Scorpio Rising film (Anger)
S.C.U.M. Manifesto (Solanas)
Seale, Bobby
“Second Poem” (Orlovsky)
Secret Location
Segregation. See Civil rights movement
Selma, Alabama, marches
Session musicians
Seven Days in May book and movie
Sexual revolution
Shards of God (Sanders)
Sheldon, Jon
Shelton, Robert
Short stories and short story poems
Sho-sto-po. See Short stories and short story poems
Shrake, Bud
“The Sick Rose” poem (Blake)
Sinclair, John
arrest, sentencing, for possession
calls for marijuana legalization
as poet
as Pot Martyr
Sit-ins. See Demonstrations and sit-ins
Sleep film (Warhol)
Smith, Harry
arranges Fugs recording sessions
as filmmaker
freaks out at Peace Eye
and Pentagon Exorcism
Smith, Jack
arrested at benefit
The Beautiful Book
decor in Secret Location
as filmmaker
Smith, Warren
SNCC. See Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Snyder, Gary
The Soft Machine (Burroughs)
“The Soft-Man Poems” (Sanders)
Solanas, Valerie
Solomon, Bruce
Solomon, Howie
Something’s Got to Give movie
The Songs of Experience (Blake)
Sorrentino, Gil
Southern, Terry
Spock, Benjamin
Stampfel, Peter
State University of New York at Stony Brook
“Steamroller” song (Kootch)
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
