[FairfieldLife] Re: The Days of Our Lives (Youth)

2005-11-14 Thread akasha_108
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, akasha_108 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 http://www.hippy.com/php/article-15.html
 
 I find timelines can be interesting -- jogging memories of what we
 were doing when these events occurred --  and can help in
 reconstrucing other timelines like the TMO (this course had to be near
 these dates because I remember the announcement about ... dying.
 

Start of a TMO Timeline (TMO stuff preceeded by * -- interspersed
with the rest of counter culture / world. Please feel free to add.




1967

* Early 1967 or Late 1966, MMY announces he will return to India
and go into lifetime silence.

Jan 14 - Gathering of the Tribes, First Human Be-In, 20,000, S.F.
Jan 27 - US, USSR, UK sign treaty banning nuclear weapons in space
Feb - 25,000 US troops sent to Cambodian border
Feb - Beatles release Strawberry Fields Forever, Penny Lane, Michelle,
Yesterday
Mar - Scientist report LSD causes chromosome damage (never validated).
Mar - The Berkeley Barb starts the smokable banana rumor (based upon
Donovan's song Mellow Yellow)
Mar 3 - Alice B. Toklas dies
Mar 18 - First U.S. supertanker wreck. Torrey Canyon spills 90,000
tons of oil onto English shores
Mar 26 - Be-In at Central Park in NY. 10,000 attend

* Spring 1967 TMer Robbie Krieger, part of LA SIMS Gayley Ave 
UCLA wave of initiates writes Lighter My Fire. Other song written by
Krieger or Morrison -- later on first Doors album Take it as It Comes. 

Apr 5 - Grayline starts hippie tours of Haight/Ashbury
Apr 10 - Vietnam Week starts. Draft card burnings and anti-draft
demonstrations
Apr 15 - Anti-Vietnam War protest. 400,000 march from Central Park to
UN. Speeches by Martin Luther King, Stokely Carmichael and Dr.
Benjamin Spock
May - Paul McCartney announces that all the Beatles have dropped acid.
May 19 - First U.S. air strike on Hanoi
May 20 - Flower Power Day in NYC 1967
Jun 2 - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album by the Beatles
released.
Jun 16 - Monterey Pop Festival

 Early Summer 1967 -- Beatles initiated into TM 

Jun 21 - Summer Solstice Party in Golden Gate Park
Jun 25 - Beatles sing All You Need Is Love on TV 1967
Jun 30 - 448,400 US troops now in Vietnam
July - The Summer of Love in San Francisco
July - Summer of Rioting in the US. Blacks take to the streets in
Chicago, Brooklyn, Cleveland and Baltimore
July 1 - Sgt. Pepper hits #1
July 11 - Newark riots start long hot summer
July 24 - 43 Die in Detroit rioting, worst in U.S. history
July 26 - H. Rap Brown arrested for inciting a riot in Maryland


* July 29 - Door's Light My Fire and Procol Harem's Whiter Shade
of Pale vie for #1


Aug 26 - Jimi Hendrix's Are You Experienced hits the charts


Aug 27 - Beatles in India with Maharishi informed of Brian Epstein's death

* Above is in original timeline. I beleive it is partially an
error. the Beattles were with M in London. yes? Rishikesh course was
spring of 1968.


Sept - Richard Alpert meets Bhagwan Dass at the Blue Tibetan in
Katmandu, stays in India  follows him until he meets his guru.
Sept 15 - Donovan performs at the Hollywood Bowl

* Early Oct 1967 MMY lectures on west coast. Two public lectures
at filled  Berkeley Community Theatre. Says no need to give up
anything for cosmic consciousness. Crowd cheers. Flyers handed out
inviting all Students of the World to gain Cosmic Consciousness in
five years. TM 2x day for 20 min and a week residence cours 2x (?) /
year. 

Berekely Channing Ave Center opened. Grand building (former upscale
frat house)

Oct 3 - Woody Guthrie dies
Oct 8 - Che Guevarra killed in Bolivia by US-trained troops
Oct 12 - Big Brother and the Holding Company's Cheap Thrills with
Janis Joplin at top of LP charts.
Oct 20 - Seven KKK members convicted of conspiracy in 1964 murders of
three civil rights worker
Oct 21-22 - Anti-war protesters storm the Pentagon
Oct 21 - Diggers exorcise the Pentagon. 35,000 Demonstrate, 647
arrested
Oct 26 - Draft deferments eliminated for those who violate draft laws
or interfere with recruitment

 Nov 2-7, or so, people lined up around the block to be initiated
into TM. Jerry Jarvis, Carol Hanbie, Pete Ports (I think), Colin
Harrision (?), Terry Gustafson (get back jojo) intiated day and
night for a week. Pauley Ballroom at UC Berkeley filled for
three-nights checking. Awesome group meditations.

* UCB dedicates a large room on campus as meditation room.

Nov 14 - Air Quality Act provides $428 million to fight air pollution
Nov 20 - National Commission on Product Safety established
Dec - Beatles release Magical Mystery Tour
Dec - 486,000 American troops in Vietnam, of the 15,000 killed to
date, 60% died in 1967.
Dec - Stop the Draft movement organized by 40 antiwar groups,
nationwide protests ensue.
Dec 5 - 1000 antiwar protesters try to close NYC induction center.
585 arrested including Allen Ginsberg and Dr. Benjamin Spock
Dec 5 - Beatles open Apple Shop in London
Dec 8 - Otis Redding records Dock of the Bay
Dec 10 - Otis 

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Days of Our Lives (Youth)

2005-11-14 Thread authfriend
My God, how did we ever get through those four years?

Quite a trip to read this.  On one hand, it feels
like stuff you'd read about in a history book, long
over and done with; and on the other, there's the
very vivid personal memories of it all happening.


--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, akasha_108 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:

 http://www.hippy.com/php/article-15.html
 
 I find timelines can be interesting -- jogging memories of what we
 were doing when these events occurred --  and can help in
 reconstrucing other timelines like the TMO (this course had to be 
near
 these dates because I remember the announcement about ... dying.
 
 A few key years (many more on link)
 
 
 
 1967
 Jan 14 - Gathering of the Tribes, First Human Be-In, 20,000, S.F.
 Jan 27 - US, USSR, UK sign treaty banning nuclear  weapons in space
 Feb - 25,000 US troops sent to Cambodian border
 Feb - Beatles release Strawberry Fields Forever, Penny Lane, 
Michelle,
 Yesterday
 Mar - Scientist report LSD causes chromosome damage (never 
validated).
 Mar - The Berkeley Barb starts the smokable banana rumor (based upon
 Donovan's song Mellow Yellow)
 Mar 3 - Alice B. Toklas dies
 Mar 18 - First U.S. supertanker wreck. Torrey Canyon spills 90,000
 tons of oil onto English shores
 Mar 26 - Be-In at Central Park in NY. 10,000 attend
 Apr 5 - Grayline starts hippie tours of Haight/Ashbury
 Apr 10 - Vietnam Week starts.  Draft card burnings and anti-draft
 demonstrations
 Apr 15 - Anti-Vietnam War protest. 400,000 march from Central Park 
to
 UN. Speeches by Martin Luther King, Stokely Carmichael and Dr.
 Benjamin Spock
 May - Paul McCartney announces that all the Beatles have dropped 
acid.
 May 19 - First U.S. air strike on Hanoi
 May 20 - Flower Power Day in NYC 1967
 Jun 2 - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album by the Beatles
 released.
 Jun 16 - Monterey Pop Festival
 Jun 21 - Summer Solstice Party in Golden Gate Park
 Jun 25 - Beatles sing All You Need Is Love on TV 1967
 Jun 30 - 448,400 US troops now in Vietnam
 July - The Summer of Love in San Francisco
 July - Summer of Rioting in the US.  Blacks take to the streets in
 Chicago, Brooklyn, Cleveland and Baltimore
 July 1 - Sgt. Pepper hits #1
 July 11 - Newark riots start long hot summer
 July 24 - 43 Die in Detroit rioting, worst in U.S. history
 July 26 - H. Rap Brown arrested for inciting a riot in Maryland
 July 29 - Door's Light My Fire and Procol Harem's Whiter Shade of 
Pale
 vie for #1
 Aug 26 - Jimi Hendrix's Are You Experienced hits the charts
 Aug 27 - Beatles in India with Maharishi informed of Brian 
Epstein's death
 Sept - Richard Alpert meets Bhagwan Dass at the Blue Tibetan in
 Katmandu, stays in India  follows him until he meets his guru.
 Sept 15 - Donovan performs at the Hollywood Bowl
 Oct 3 - Woody Guthrie dies
 Oct 8 - Che Guevarra killed in Bolivia by US-trained troops
 Oct 12 - Big Brother and the Holding Company's Cheap Thrills with
 Janis Joplin at top of LP charts.
 Oct 20 - Seven KKK members convicted of conspiracy in 1964 murders 
of
 three civil rights worker
 Oct 21-22 - Anti-war protesters storm the Pentagon
 Oct 21 - Diggers exorcise the Pentagon.  35,000 Demonstrate, 647
 arrested
 Oct 26 - Draft deferments eliminated for those who violate draft 
laws
 or interfere with recruitment
 Nov 14 - Air Quality Act provides $428 million to fight air 
pollution
 Nov 20 - National Commission on Product Safety established
 Dec - Beatles release Magical Mystery Tour
 Dec - 486,000 American troops in Vietnam, of the 15,000 killed to
 date, 60% died in 1967.
 Dec - Stop the Draft movement organized by 40 antiwar groups,
 nationwide protests ensue.
 Dec 5 - 1000 antiwar protesters try to close NYC induction center. 
 585 arrested including Allen Ginsberg and Dr. Benjamin Spock
 Dec 5 - Beatles open Apple Shop in London
 Dec 8 - Otis Redding records Dock of the Bay
 Dec 10 - Otis Redding dies in plane crash
 Dec 22 - Owsley busted, stops making acid
 Dec 31 - Abbie Hoffman, Jerry Rubin, Paul Krassner, Dick Gregory, 
 friends pronounce themselves Yippies
  
 
 1968
 Jan 16 - Youth International Party (Yippies) founded
 Jan 18 - Eartha Kitt visiting LBJ at White House speaks out against
 the war
 Jan 22 - B-52 carrying H-bomb crashes in Greenland
 Jan 23 - USS Pueblo seized by Korea
 Jan 31 - Viet Cong launch Tet Offensive
 Feb - Timothy Leary evicted from Millbrook house
 Feb - Beatles go to India to visit Maharishi Mahesh Yogi at 
Rishikesh
 on the Ganges river.  Mia Farrow, Donovan follow.
 Feb 8 - George Wallace announce candidacy for President on law and
 order platform
 Mar 12 - Eugene McCarthy wins 42% of New Hampshire vote in
 presidential primary
 Mar 16 - My Lai massacre 200 - 500 Vietnamese villagers killed
 Mar 16 - Robert F. Kennedy announces candidacy for President
 Mar 31 - LBJ announces decision not to run again and offers partial
 Vietnam bombing halt
 Apr 4 - Martin Luther King shot and killed in Memphis
 Apr - The week following Martin 

Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Days of Our Lives (Youth)

2005-11-14 Thread Rick Archer
on 11/14/05 2:36 PM, authfriend at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 My God, how did we ever get through those four years?
 
 Quite a trip to read this.  On one hand, it feels
 like stuff you'd read about in a history book, long
 over and done with; and on the other, there's the
 very vivid personal memories of it all happening.

Those were fascinating times. I wish I had hitchhiked from Connecticut to
Haight-Ashbury in the summer of '67 instead of from New Jersey to Los
Angeles in the spring of '68. But these are fascinating times too, and may
become much more so as the next half-dozen years unfold. More cataclysmic I
predict, but also more subjectively transformational for many of us.




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