Madison in the Sixties – April, 1967 Mayor Otto Festge won his first term in 1965 by eight thousand votes. But crime and taxes are both up, college students are […]
Madison, March 1967
Madison in the Sixties – March, 1967 When university avenue reopened in November 1966 with four lanes heading west and a bus lane heading east, campus leaders warned of a […]
Madison Attorney Sues City Over Confederate Rest Removal
“Some of you may feel like you’re back in school, because what I’m about to do may feel like a history lesson. And if it’s got a title, it’s title […]
Madison, Oct. 18, 1967 – The Battle of Dow
Madison, October 18, 1967. The Battle of Dow. It was the Students for a Democratic Society chapter at the University of Michigan which first targeted the Dow Chemical Company in […]
Madison, the second week of June, 1969
Madison, the second week of June, 1969 The three private clubs in Madison that practice racial discrimination in their membership – the Elks, Eagles and Loyal Order of the Moose […]
Madison, May 1967 – The Bus Lane Protest
Madison – May, 1967. The Bus Lane Protest By the spring of 1967. many campuses were having demonstrations against the war, the draft, and the CIA. But only Madison had […]
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