TitleThe Question: Is a portrayal of the Haight-Ashbury as a lurid, filthy, crime-infested slum good for business or anything except freeways and redevelopment?
Author
PublisherCommunication Company [presumably]
PlaceSan Francisco
Year1967
Date 15/4/1967
Date 2
Publication
Volume
Issue
Page(s)
MediumBroadside
DimensionLetter
Extent
ImprintNone, presumably ComCo
Collation
CatalogCC-259
CollectionSOLA-x(unk)
Cit. No.
Keywords
Trans. TitleTHE QUESTION: Is a portrayal of the Haight-Ashbury as a lurid, filthy, | crime-infested slum good for business or anything except | freeways and redevelopment?
SectionCommunication Company
Group
Sub-Group
SeriesCommunication Company
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Abstract
A letter from the owner of David L. Rothkop, of the I-Thou Coffe House, 1736 Haight Street, calling for a coming together of the diverse elements among the Haight merchants, including the "old guard" Merchants Association and the new hip merchants. Criticizes the hippies for their naïve belief in "drugs-as-panacea" as well as the reactionary elements of the Merchants Association who blocked Moe's Bookstore's request for a second-hand permit.
