Ocean Beach (San Diego, Calif.)
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Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Scope Note: 670 __ |a Wikipedia, July 10, 2018 |b (Ocean Beach, San Diego; Ocean Beach (also known as O.B.) is a beachfront neighborhood of San Diego, California. Ocean Beach lies on the Pacific Ocean at the estuary of the San Diego River, at the western terminus of Interstate 8. Located about 7 miles (11 km) northwest of Downtown San Diego, it sits south of Mission Bay and Mission Beach and directly north of Point Loma. The O.B. community planning area comprises about 1 square mile (742 acres), bounded on the north by the San Diego River, on the west by the Pacific Ocean, on the east by Froude St., Seaside St. and West Point Loma Boulevard, and on the south by Adair Street. The beach’s initial name was Mussel Beach, for the mussels available there. Its current name, Ocean Beach, was given in 1887 by developers Billy Carlson and Albert E. Higgins; coordinates: 32°45ʹ3.18ʺN, 117°15ʹ6.13ʺW)
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
all ready on the LEFT (vol 2., no. 1), 1971-04
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"Calley: War Criminal or Hero?" [William Calley, found guilty of 22 Vietnamese civilian prisoners]; "the Other Side of the POW Story" [recollection of Virginia R. Warner of the National League of Families of Prisoners of War; "Welcome to the Brig" [the brig as institutionalized fear tactic in the Marines]; "A Laosy Invasion"; "Back to the Old KKKorps" [change on base, harassment]; "Mutiny at Khe Sahn"; [cartoons]; "People's Peace Treaty: Joint Treaty of Peace Between the People of the United...
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Publication: 1971-04
OB People's Rag; OB Rag, 1972-11, 1972-12, and 1975-03
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Library's holdings are three issues.
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Publication: 1972-11, 1972-12, and 1975-03
OB People's Rag (vol. 3, no. 5), 1970-11
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"Narc Narc," "Del Mar trial begins [regarding anti-war demonstration; Peter Bohmer, Bill Haiber, Peter Mahone, Tom Kozden]," "OB Town Council," "Beach Clean-up," "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue [Nixon victory in presidential election]," "Newport St. Riot - The Aftermath," "The Tyranny of the Board [employee termination by Inbetween board of directors]," "All of them feel that alleviating the oppression of women is worthy of their energy; all them, in some degree, are angry [Women's...
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Publication: 1970-11
OB People's Rag (vol. 3, no. 6), 1970-12
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"We're All Found Guilty [Del Mar trial regarding anti-war demonstration; Peter Bohmer, Bill Haiber, Peter Mahone, Tom Kozden]," "OB Flashes," "Green O.B.," The people answer [re: Green O.B.], "Nobody Asked the Community! [growth, development, gentrification]," "Sunset Towers: Ocean-front condominiums on Sunset Cliffs; Obeach Fights Back," "Winter Solstice," "Some friendly suggestions for holiday gifts and alternatives," " How Shall We Celebrate Our Holidays?" "Don't buy the air war," "The...
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Publication: 1970-12
OB Rag (vol. 5, no. 4), 1975-03
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"Aliens and the 'Border Problem'," "Letters to the RAG," "1975 Official Bell Telephone Credit Card Score," "The Power of the People is the Force of Life [Photograph]," "SWAT Murder in Oceanside," "o.b. heritage part 3: The Racist Saga of the Cliff House Hotel," "The People Answer [question: What do you think of community control of police]," "Gallo's Hurting [Re: United Farm Workers boycott of Gallo wines]," "An open letter from Charles Terrel [re: Oceanside SWAT murder of Leland Dale...
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Publication: 1975-03
San Diego Door to Liberation (vol. 1, no. 33), 1969-08-14
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"Door Wins Fight For Freedom of the Press" [about innocence verdict of Door publisher Dale Herscheler for contributing to deliquency of a minor]; "Newspaper publisher found innocent" [reprint of Daily Californian article about Herscheler's innocence verdict]; "Student Rights" [legal battle of Robert Holden, San Diego teacher, to initiate a permanent injunction to stop any San Diego school administration from violating student First Ammendment rights by restricting freedom of speech and...
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Publication: 1969-08-14
San Diego Free Door to Liberation (vol. 1, no. 38), 1969-10-23
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"The Big Lie Laid On Children" [Cycle of socialization of middle-class American values]; "Iconoclastic Spastic: Spastic Solves the Problems of Ecology"; "Letters to the Editor"; "XEMO, A Racist Station" [San Diego AM radio station]; "Book Review" [Star Sine Make it / Richard Brautigan]; "Can a Black Make It?" [Black people in politics]; "CIC to Continue?" [Citizens Interracial Committee, San Diego]; "Wanta Go to Vietnam?"; "The Frustration Wall" [popular hang out for youth in Ocean Beach...
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Publication: 1969-10-23
San Diego Free Door to Liberation (vol. 2, no. 6), 1970-07-30
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"National Yippee Day" [Yippees at Disneyland; includes photo]; "Bonsall Bomber" [police repression at a Bonsall, California outdoor concert]; "Notes from Soledad Prison"; "Operation Ccoperation [sic]" [War on drugs, specifically marijuana, and the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs]; "Women" [women's liberation, wage deficit, childcare]; "Hip Pocrates"; "Door Benefit Pot Luck Dinner"; "Capitalism"; "Welfare Advocate: Welfare and Racism in England"; "Isle of Wight on T.V."; "The Return...
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Publication: 1970-07-30
Teaspoon Door (Vol. 1, No. 20), 1969-02-14
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Black Man In America: Chronology & Milstones of the Black Man in America from 1492 to 1966, In Commemoration of Afro-American Emphasis Week in San Diego, Feb 10-17; Peace Pilgrim Plods to Pacific; Editorial ; TD Interview with Suspected Undercover Policeman; The Demise of Ramparts [liberal Catholic quarterly]; HIPpocrates: Widening the Generation Gap; Isolation and Intervention -- Dr. Fred Warner Neal; The Drug Thing' Movie Review [Romeo and Juliet]; Where to Buy Teaspoon Door;...
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Publication: 1969-02-14
The Door (Vol. 5, No. 2), 1973-07-03
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"Are Drug Addicts Financing Land Development in San Diego?" [part one of a two-part series; relationship between land development and oraganized crime; Irvin Kahn; Morris Shenker; ]; "Shorts"; "police spy snagged" [alias David Ernest Bainum, tried to inflitrate local chapter of Vietnam Veterans Against the War (VVAW); "hard times..." [local media blackout re: CREEP spy Donald Segretti; includes reprinted article from New York Times, "F.B.I Informer Is Linked to Right-Wing Violence"; Howard...
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Publication: 1973-07-03