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Dangerous Grounds

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by Parsons, David L. ;


  Carmichael, Stokely, 96

  Carson, Wade, 78

  Chase, Richard, 8, 44–48

  Chavez, Cesar, 116

  Chomsky, Noam, 25, 134 (n. 24)

  Cline, Dave, 49, 52–56, 94, 140 (n. 76)

  Cohen, Leonard (activist), 82, 84

  Columbia, S.C., 4, 7; city history, 18–22; UFO coffeehouse in, 24–28, 36, 41–42, 70, 75; coffeehouse trial in, 79–87, 121

  Committee on Internal Security, 68, 86, 134 (n. 9)

  Coontz, Stephanie, ix, 61–63, 133 (n. 81)

  Covered Wagon (coffeehouse), 8, 73–74, 101, 109–10

  Cunningham, Cam, 56, 132 (n. 59)

  Davis, Rennie, 8, 24–25, 66–67

  Dellums, Ron (U.S. representative), 58

  Democratic National Convention (Chicago 1968), 4, 44–46, 66

  Deutsch, Daniel, 72

  Different Drummer Café, 123–24

  Drugs, 17, 21–22, 75, 82–86, 100–103

  Duncan, Donald, 3

  Fayetteville, N.C., 5, 9, 92–94, 101, 106–9,

  Ferré, Merle, and Robert Duane, 81–84

  Foard, John (5th Circuit solicitor), 83–86, 137 (n. 81)

  Fonda, Jane, 10; and Oleo Strut coffeehouse, 51–52, 90; and FTA show, 105–13

  Fort Bragg Women’s Project, 5

  Fort Dix Coffeehouse, 5, 74

  Fort Hood 43, 4, 44–45

  Fort Hood Three, 2–3

  Fort Hood United Front, 57–59, 98–99, 114

  Fort Jackson: institutional history of, 18–23; and GI movement, 36–44, 60, 79–87

  Fort Jackson Eight, 8, 36–44, 79–87

  Fort Knox Coffeehouse, 8, 70–74, 101

  Fort Lewis, 7–8; institutional history of, 33–36; and GI movement, 37–39, 61–64, 76–78, 115–19

  FTA (“Free the Army” or “Fuck the Army”), 10, 70, 106

  FTA show, 10, 103–11, 140 (n. 71)

  Gardner, Fred, ix, 3–4, 7, 15–41, 51, 86, 103–6, 110, 120–24

  Garson, Barbara, 38–39, 106

  GI-Civilian Alliance for Peace (GI-CAP), 60–61

  GI Rights Network, 122

  GIs United Against the War in Vietnam, 42, 86

  Gould, Josh, 28, 30, 45–46, 100, 111

  Gregory, Dick, 107–8, 134 (n. 24)

  Harvard Crimson, 15

  Harvey, Kelvin, 57, 114

  Hayden, Tom, 8, 24, 66–67

  Haymarket Square Coffeehouse, 5, 101–3, 107–8

  Heinl, Colonel Robert L., 67–68, 133 (n. 7), 134 (n. 12)

  Hew-Kekaw-Na-Yo (GI organization), 79

  Hoover, J. Edgar, 75

  Hope, Bob, 104–5, 108

  House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), 66–67, 134 (nn. 9, 13)

  Ichord, Richard (U.S. representative), 68

  Kent State shootings, 53, 85, 136 (n. 78)

  King, Martin Luther, Jr., 44, 97

  Killeen, Texas, 7–8, 28–36, 44–46, 50–60, 70–73, 90–92, 100–104, 109–14, 121

  Kraus, Jon, 82, 85

  Leesville, LA, 16–17, 28

  Leon, Reverend Gonzalo, 82

  Lettuce boycott, 116–17, 141 (n. 90)

  Levy, Howard, 3, 15; and USSF, 25–27, 43, 74–75, 83; and FTA show, 104–6, 126 (n. 9)

  Lifton, Robert Jay, 96

  Lockard, Jay, 28–30, 111

  Mailer, Norman, 24, 80, 127 (n. 33)

  McChord Air Force Base, 33–34, 117–21

  McLellan, D. H., 39

  McNair, Robert (governor), 85

  Mickleson, Donna, 20, 121

  Miles, Joe, 42–44

  Morrow, Rowland A., 69

  Mountain Home, Idaho, 8, 73–74, 101, 109

  Movement for a Democratic Military (MDM), 74, 97–98

  Muldraugh, Kentucky, 8, 70–71, 101

  Myerson, Alan, 20

  National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam (Mobe); and Summer of Support, 24–25; and Democratic National Convention, 65–66

  Nixon, Richard, 9, 34, 53, 62, 67, 76, 85, 88–92, 114

  Oleo Strut coffeehouse, 7–8, 28–33, 44–60, 70–73, 90, 94, 98–104, 109–45

  Operation Garden Plot, 47–48, 95

  Pacific Counseling Service (PCS), 116–18, 141 (n. 89)

  People’s Justice Committee, 59, 99, 114

  Peterson, Bruce, 32–33

  Petrick, Howard, 60

  Post-traumatic stress disorder, 11, 116

  Priest, John, 57, 114

  Quaker House, 9

  Rinaldi, Matthew, 76

  Rivers, L. Mendel, 22

  Seattle, Washington, 33–36, 60–63, 77, 92, 115–18

  Shelter Half (coffeehouse), 7–8, 36–40, 60–64, 76–79, 114–20

  Socialist Workers Party, 6, 35–36, 43, 60–61. See also Young Socialist Alliance

  Spock, Benjamin, 25

  Spring Offensive Committee (GI-SOC), 54–55

  Stapp, Andy, 6, 60, 64, 132 (n. 72)

  Stauffacher, H. W., 64

  Stokes, Louis (U.S. representative), 58–59, 132 (n. 68)

  Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), 1, 6, 28, 35, 61, 96–97, 115

  Summer of Support, 4, 7, 23–24, 36, 40

  Sutherland, Donald, 10, 105, 107–109

  Tacoma, Washington, 7–8; city history, 33–40; and GI movement, 60–63, 76–77, 92, 114–19

  Thurmond, Strom, 22

  Tyrrell’s Jewelry, 8, 55–57, 132 (nn. 59, 61)

  UFO (coffeehouse), 4, 7–8; and Columbia, S.C., 20–25, 28; and Fort Jackson Eight case, 41–44, 70; on trial, 79–87, 121

  Under the Hood Café, 121

  Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), 26, 93, 98, 127 (n. 42)

  United Farm Workers, 79, 132 (n. 60)

  United States Servicemen’s Fund (USSF), 25–28, 33, 70, 73–75, 94, 100–113

  University of South Carolina, 82–84

  University of Washington, 35–36, 61, 77, 141 (n. 93)

  Vietnam Veterans Against the War, 17, 24

  Volunteer Army (VOLAR), 10, 89–90, 115–18

  Westmoreland, William, 92

  Williams, Wes, 58–59, 114

  Williams Bay, Wisconsin, 10, 91, 99

  Wrightstown, New Jersey, 74

  Young Socialist Alliance (YSA), 6, 35–36, 42, 61, 128 (n. 73). See also Socialist Workers Party

  Zabriskie Point (film), 51

  Zeiger, David, ix, 54–55, 102, 110–14

 

 

 


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