Radical Chapters: Pacifist Bookseller Roy Kepler and the Paperback Revolution

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395 Index 45th Infantry Division, 12 AAUW (American Association of University Women), 293 Aberman, Sidney, 86, 97, 98 Abraham Lincoln Brigade, 9 Abzug, Bella, 330 ACLU. See American Civil Liberties Union activism: campus, 88; H-bomb and, 161; Roy Kepler on, 381; Old Left, 9; during peacetime, 60; vs. scholarship , 92. See also draft resistors/ resistance; militants; pacifism/ pacifists; radical activists Acts for Peace, 170–71, 218 Adventures of Mark Twain, The (movie), 34 advertising: by Bay Area booksellers, 137–38; direct-mail, 107; Kepler’s Kwik Kourse ads, 153–54; for KPFA, 107–8; newspaper, 137; for paperbacks, 120; radio, 103; sex and, 122 Africa peace mission, 125–26 Agape (foundation), 288–90 agape (love), 288, 368 air raid exercises, 118, 135, 166 Albin, Rodney, 192 Albrecht, Bob, 336, 339–40, 343, 344 Aldridge, Thomas Bailey, 7 Allen, Michael, 327 All Quiet on the Western Front (Remarque), 10 All the President’s Men (movie), 355 Altair 8800, 342 Alternative (magazine), 55, 65, 81 Amazon.com, 377 America in Hiding (Waskow), 201 American Association of University Women (AAUW), 293 American Booksellers Association, 373, 375 American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU): Boulder chapter of, 91; on Germfask CPS camp, 45; Howl and Other Poems (Ginsberg) defense by, 135; National Committee on Conscientious Objection, 47, 52, 102 American Federation of Labor, 96–97 American Friends Service Committee, 26, 57–58, 131, 345–47 Italic page numbers denote illustrations. 396  Index American Legion: Colorado branch of, 92; on conscientious objectors, 13–14, 30, 36; on Germfask camp, 40, 42; Earl Kepler and, 13–14 “American Maoists” (House Committee on Internal Security), 298 American News Company, 121 American Revolution, 3 Amnesty International, 332 AM radio, 104–5 Anderson, Beauford, 224 Andresen, Bent, 46–47, 49–50, 52–53, 65 antidraft protests. See draft resistors/ resistance antiwar movement: movies on, 348; Peacemakers and, 63; post-WWII period, 8, 67, 77; tax resistance and, 208; women and, 66. See also draft resistors/resistance; pacifism/ pacifists; Vietnam War Apple (company), 341 April 3rd Movement, 338 Armed Services Editions, 121 ARPANET, 334 arrests: of communists, 181; Everyman protest and, 198; fallout shelter demonstrations, 202; French embassy protests, 82; of Earl Kepler, 13; Roy Kepler on, 179; Lee’s Canyon protest (1957), 162; Livermore Radiation Laboratory protest, 183–84; in Minersville CPS camp, 54, 56–57; Oakland Induction Center protests, 271–74, 280; Operation Alert (1955), 135; for tax resistance, 155; Washington Irving High School demonstration , 74 artificial intelligence, 334, 338–39, 342 Art of Fine Baking, The (Zweier), 70 Asilomar conference center, 328–29 assassination list, 312 Astonished Eye Looks Out of the Air, An (Patchen), 184 Atlanta Constitution (newspaper), 26 Atlantic Monthly (magazine), 122 Atomic Energy Commission, 162, 169, 170 Attendant, The (magazine), 31 Auden, W. H., 355 Audience (magazine), 107 Avon Books, 121, 355, 372–73, 374 Babbs, Ken, 176, 177 Bacon, Harold, 152 Baez, Albert Vinicio: on civil defense planning, 166; Institute for the Study of Nonviolence and, 232; Joan’s wedding and, 283; Operation Portrex and, 158; Peninsula Committee for the Abolition of Nuclear Tests and, 160, 161; on Ira Sandperl, 167, 219 Baez, Joan: benefit concert by, 325; Mandy Carter and, 233; on Holly Chenery, 220; civil defense exercise protest by, 166; Come from the Shadows, 238; on Continental Walk for Disarmament and Social Justice, 345; draft resistance and, 257–58; Dylan tour with, 219; early life of, 158–60; Everyman protest and, 198; finances of, 6, 220; first rock-and-roll-inflected album by, 230; Free University Index  397 and, 246; Harris and, 234, 266–67, 283–85; Institute for the Study of Nonviolence and, 149, 218, 221–26, 234, 235, 236–38; Christopher Jones and, 289; on Roy Kepler, xiv, 6; Roy Kepler and, 208, 220, 323–24; Martin Luther King Jr. and, 228, 229, 230–31, 282; Legate and, 188; Memorial Auditorium rally and, 264; “Noel,” 258; North Vietnam visit by, 327; Oakland Induction Center protests and, 270, 271, 274, 280–81; open letter to Socialist Republic of Vietnam by, 356–57; on Prasad, 328; Ira Sandperl as mentor to, 166–67, 208, 219–20, 284–85; Ira Sandperl on tax resistance by, 204; Ira Sandperl’s appearances with, 229–30, 257–59; Ira Sandperl’s first meetings with, 159–60; Ira Sandperl’s relationship with, 267, 284–85, 324, 357–58; The Satanic Verses and, 365–66; St. Michael’s Alley...