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"The Campaign at a Glance," For Mayor of Berkeley Jerry Rubin, 1967 Mayoral Campaign Pamphlet

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Title: "The Campaign at a Glance," For Mayor of Berkeley Jerry Rubin, 1967 Mayoral Campaign Pamphlet
Creator: Rubin for Mayor Campaign
Contributor: York, Richard L
Date Created and/or Issued: 1967
Publication Information: Graduate Theological Union
Rubin for Mayor Campaign
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: Cover of pamphlet promoting Jerry Rubin for mayor. Rubin ran as an independent radical. Stew Albert co-wrote the brochure, sent to all households in the city. The incumbent Wallace Johnson, a moderately conservative Republican, won. Fred Huntley, placed third. Peter Camejo, Young Social Alliance, placed last. After the election, Rubin left Berkeley and resumed his antiwar activities in the East. Art work by Tom Weller. Design and Layout by Joann Albert.
Type: image
Format: Pamphlet, pages 1 and 28; 8 1/2 x 14 in. (21.6 x 35.6 cm.);cover
Identifier: http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt5z09r98n
GTU_005
GTU 89-5-016
Language: English
Subject: Rubin, Jerry, 1951-2007
Albert, Stew, 1939-2006
City of Berkeley--Political activity--1967
Radicalism--California--Berkeley--History
Place: Berkeley (Calif.)

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