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murals, miners, sexual harassment, the Black south in the 1970s, the Tetoffensive, farmworker organizing, etc. 35.00120. Revolutionary Youth Movement; [SDS]. Chicago, Revolutionary YouthMovement, 1969. 20p., folded tabloid, illus., lightly browned, rolled atpage tops and bottoms, else very good. 45.00Rare, apparently single issue of tabloid put out by RYM II, the Klonskyand Ignatin led SDS faction that initially sided with Weatherman in thesplit with PL (Progressive Labor) and then pursued its own course. RYM IIchose to have its own National Action in Chicago Oct. 8-11 parallel toWeatherman's "Days of Rage" and it is publicized here along with appealsto proletarian youth, articles in solidarity with Vietnam and Puerto Rico,the Black Panthers and the Young Lords, and sideswipes at Weatherman asadventurists and political Dadaists.121. San Diego Free Press; vol.1, no. 1, 1-14 November 1968. San Diego, CA,San Diego Free Press, 1968. 16p, 11x17 inches, yellowing at edges and fold,vol. 1, no. 1, 1-14 November 1968, contents on local appearances byEldridge Cleaver, George Wallace, and Stokely Carmichael, Cesar Chavez'sDelano Proclamation on the UFW's grape strike, and the renewal of protestsin Berkeley, and some local news. 35.00Newspaper founded by Herbert Marcuse's philosophy grad students at UC SanDiego, including investigative reporter Lowell Bergman, name changed toSan Diego Street Journal in 1969.122. El santuario de Chimayo. Santa Fe, Ancient City Press, [197-?]. 32p.,illus., wraps. 17.00123. El Santuario . . . un alto on the high road to Taos. Silver Spring,Sons of the Holy Family, 1982. 20p., 6x9 inches, illustrated with colorphotos, very good booklet in stapled pictorial wraps. 9.00Brief history of the Spanish Catholic missionaries in New Mexico in the16th and 17th centuries.124. Semillero; no. 1/Abril-Mayo 1994. San Francisco, Semillero-Lea, 1994.20p. illus. magazine, 8.5x11 inches, closely affiliated with the CTG, aday laborer organization in San Francisco. 17.00125. Sin fronteras: el periodico de la Raza de Bronce. Vol. 1, no. 1(Febrero, 1974). n.p., Sin Fronteras, 1974. First issue of the tabloidformatnewspaper, 20, text in Spanish. 45.00Articles on an immigration conference in Los Angeles, lettuce boycotts, aspeaking tour by Angela Davis, the Chicano Defense Committee in Denmver,and much more.126. Sin fronteras: vocero del trabajador Mexicano. Vol. 4 no. 1 (Sept.1977). Los Angeles, Sin Fronteras, 1977. Single issue of the tabloidformatnewspaper, 12 / 12 pages in English and Spanish, mildly edgeworn.25.00Articles on labor issues and amnesty, the Coors boycott, and more.127. Social research on Chicanos: its development and directions, asymposium, Maxine Baca Zinn, editor, in The Social Science Journal, April1982, volume 19, number 2. Fort Collins, Western Social ScienceAssociation, 1982. 136p., wraps. With contributions by Mario Barrera, JuanGarcía and Carlos Munoz, among others. 18.00