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David Kleinberg, “‘Secret Cinema’ Where Comfort Viewing Is a Real Trip,” San Francisco Examiner, 5 Sept. 1971, 162.
article by SF State alum about unconventional movie theater, including references to Nocturnal Dream Show, Cockettes (in drag), and Sylvester
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Maitland Zane, “Anti-Sex Bias Law Is Urged,” San Francisco Chronicle, 20 Aug. 1971, 2.
comment by SF State faculty member Sally Gearhart at Board of Supervisors Social Service Committee
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“New Trial Planned in Car vs. Police Case,” San Francisco Examiner, 7 Mar. 1971, 15.
hung jury for trial of SFSC student Charles Christman, arrested after conflict with police at SF gay bar
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“Homosexuals Elected by S.F. Family Service,” San Francisco Chronicle, 27 Jan. 1971, 23.
SF State faculty member Sally Gearhart elected to board of directors of SF Family Service Agency
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“Resolution on Homosexuals by Teachers,” San Francisco Chronicle, 29 Dec. 1970, 4.
reference to SFSC accounting professor Morgan Pinney in article reporting on State Teachers’ Union convention debate about producing a booklet on counselling homosexuals
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“Gay Bar Ruckus, Suspect Is Shot,” San Francisco Examiner, 13 Dec. 1970, B11.
SFSC student Charles Christman shot by police outside the Stud, SF gay bar
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"Homosexual Call for Militancy,” San Francisco Chronicle, 22 Aug. 1970, 5.
article on National Student Gay Liberation Front conference and speech by SFSC student Charles P. Thorpe
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Advertisement, Song of the Loon, San Francisco Chronicle, 12 June 1970, 50.
advertisement for film based on homoerotic novel by Richard Amory
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Advertisement, Song of the Loon, San Francisco Chronicle, 10 June 1970, 51.
advertisement for film based on homoerotic novel by Richard Amory
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Advertisement, Song of the Loon, San Francisco Chronicle, 3 June 1970, 53.
advertisement for film based on homoerotic novel by Richard Amory
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Advertisement, Song of the Loon, San Francisco Chronicle, 29 May 1970, 44.
advertisement for film based on homoerotic novel by Richard Amory
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Advertisement, Song of the Loon, San Francisco Chronicle, 27 May 1970, 51.
advertisement for film based on homoerotic novel by Richard Amory
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Advertisement, Song of the Loon, San Francisco Chronicle, 20 May 1970, 46.
advertisement for film based on homoerotic novel by SFSC alum Richard Amory
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Jan Merrill, “Dancing M&M’s?,” Phoenix, 12 Dec. 1974, 12.
review of Beach Blanket Babylon, musical revue at “bi-sex showplace” that features “lots of glitter and sexy women” and Nancy Bleiweiss as “fetchingly camp singer"; directed by Steve Silver
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Jerry Bell and Jim Sanders, “Day of Hope Crusade: Protesters Denounce Evangelist Moon,” Phoenix, 12 Dec. 1974, 1, 16.
article about demonstration against leader of Unification Church at SF Opera House, with references to gay protesters
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Sandra Hansen, “Tony’s Adult Books: From Dad With Love,” Phoenix, 14 Nov. 1974, 9.
article about San Francisco adult bookstore and proprietor Tony, who has been “selling pornography for the past four years"; store does “a lot of business in the gay community"
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Mac Miller, “Gay Males Face ‘Selective’ Standards,” Phoenix, 14 Nov. 1974, 5.
article mentioning risk of higher legal penalties, including “arrest and conviction for a felony,” for gay men busted by police while having sex
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Kay Regar, “Legislated Morality: Who’s Victim in ‘Victimless Crime?,’” Phoenix, 14 Nov. 1974, 5,14.
article about sex work and whether it should be “de-criminalized” or “legalized,” driven by “prodding from vociferous hookers, liberal politicians, and changing public morality"; mention that “streetwalkers” of the Tenderloin are treated poorly…
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George Schroeder, letter to the editor, Phoenix, 7 Nov. 1974, 7.
letter written by self-identified prison inmate in response to 3 Oct. article about sex in San Quentin; writer expresses desire to “clarify” and correct article, saying that “Colgain was inaccurate” in asserting that “95 per cent of the men…
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Classified advertisement, “Men and Women Needed for Research on ‘Being Gay in San Francisco in the 60’s,’” Phoenix, 7 Nov. 1974, 4.
“Contact David Cawley,” identified elsewhere as Phoenix writer