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Title
Don't Let Heyns Fence Us Out
Creator
Berkeley Free Church
Contributor
York, Richard L
Date Created and/or Issued
May 15, 1969
Publication Information
Graduate Theological Union
South Campus Community Ministry
Contributing Institution
Graduate Theological Union
Collection
Berkeley Free Church Collection
Rights Information
Public Domain
Material is in the public domain. No restrictions on use.
Description
Flyer reporting the arrival of police, snipers, bulldozers taking over the park. Originally, a mass meeting was scheduled at UC-Berkeley's Sproul Plaza to support Israel. This quickly became a rally to save People's Park. Richard York spoke, "The spirit which built People's Park is stronger than gas and clubs. It is even stronger than universities. As followers of Jesus, we are committed to stand with that spirit, the sprit of the poor and alienated trying to create a new world on vacant lots of the old." Michael Lerner let Dan Siegel, president-elect of the student body, go next. Siegel told the crowd to go down and take back the park. The confrontation led to law enforcement personnel from outside of Berkeley firing buckshot into the crowd injuring over a hundred and killing one.
Type
image
Format
Flier; 8 1/2 x 11 in. (21.6 x 27.9 cm.).
Identifier
http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt3s2034n3
GTU_051
GTU 89-5-016
Language
English
Subject
People's Park (Berkeley, Calif.)
Berkeley Free Church (Berkeley, Calif.)
People's Park (Berkeley, Calif.)--History
Hippies
Place
Berkeley (Calif.)

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