May/June 1979 issue of the Lesbian Tide, the first lesbian magazine published in the United States. Feminist and lesbian-rights activist Jeanne Córdova began the publication as the newsletter of the Daughters of Bilitis, an lesbian group that began in 1955 as a social club but quickly became a support organization. By the early 1970s, a division had grown between the older generation and the younger more radical one which included Córdova. She renamed the newsletter in 1972 to follow a national, more political agenda. The front cover advertises "disco, nukes...
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The April 24, 1967 issue of Columbia University's student newspaper. This issue contains several articles and an editorial covering the massive demonstrations against military recruitment on campus. Around 1,300 supporters of the Students for a Democratic Society blocked access to Hartley Hall on April 21 where the Marines had set up a table, a show of strength which caused the University to cancel the following recruitment events.

Condition: Very Good, toning to newsprint, more pronounced at edges and folds; .25" tear where fold meets left edge.
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The 1970 first printing of this "documented source book on the supersonic transport planes now being developed and the sonic booms they would produce". A polemic against the Concorde and supersonic transport detailing the harms to animals, people and the environment. Out of print. In a custom-made protective mylar jacket.

Condition: Very Good+, minor age toning to paper.
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