Detroit LEMAR will organize and sponsor a May Day Smoke-In to take place in Grand Circus Park on May 1 at 12 noon. The Smoke-In will be held to demonstrate the strength of those who would have the archaic Michigan …
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Mime Troupe Held
by Underground Press Syndicate
Fifth Estate # 28, April 15-30, 1967
UPS – The San Francisco Mime Troupe seems to be out of the frying pan and into the fire, Canadian style.
WANTED
by Fifth Estate Collective
Fifth Estate # 27, April 1-15, 1967
WANTED for attempted murder of the New Spirit of Detroit VAHAN KAPEGIAN ALIAS “LOUIE” OFFICER NARCOTICS BUREAU, DETROIT POLICE Description: Kapegian is approximately 30-35 years old. He is of medium height and build; has brown hair and eyes; he has …
Letters to the Editors
by Various Authors
Fifth Estate # 27, April 1-15, 1967
Dear Friends: Sol Plafkin is way off-center in his remarks about Congressman John Conyers, Jr. and the Powell case [FE #26, March 15-31, 1967]. He forgets that Mr. Conyers was against stripping Powell of his seniority, even to breaking with …
Raid Victims Bound Over For Trial
by Fifth Estate Collective
Fifth Estate # 27, April 1-15, 1967
All those charged by police in the January 4th “Great Reefer Raid” have by now been arraigned and examined and, with one exception, bound over for trial in Detroit Recorder’s Court. The exception is Magdelene Sinclair, charged with possession of …
The Coatpuller
by John Sinclair
Fifth Estate # 27, April 1-15, 1967
The Marijuana Scare is getting weirder and weirder, with the grass police moving backwards faster every day, trying to bust everybody they can before the laws won’t let them do it any more. As far as I’m concerned the busts …
The Lovin’ Lidfull
by anon.
Fifth Estate # 26, March 15-31, 1967
Reprinted from The Berkeley Barb (Underground Press Syndicate).
Attorney Addresses LEMAR
by Joel Kohut
Fifth Estate # 26, March 15-31, 1967
At a 9 March meeting of Detroit LEMAR (Legalize Marijuana) Attorney William Segesta spoke to a mixed group of interested hippies, students and a middle-aged stenographer. Segesta discussed the validities and abuses of “Search-and-Seizure” statutes as interpreted by police and …
LEMAR Plans May Day Puff-in
by Joe Mulkey
Fifth Estate # 26, March 15-31, 1967
Two months ago Detroit LEMAR started planning a Law Day (Law Day is May 1st) Puff-in for Love. The group has written various LEMAR groups in both the East and West coast suggesting that this could be coordinated on a …
Raid Victims Hit Back at Cops
by Joel Kohut
Fifth Estate # 26, March 15-31, 1967
Robert Buckeye, Wayne State University English instructor, falsely arrested along with his wife, Nancy, during the January 24 “narcotics” raid while visiting the home of one of his ex-students, is filing suit against the City of Detroit, Ray Girardin and …
LEMAR on the move
by Joe Mulkey
Fifth Estate # 25, March 1-15, 1967
LEMAR has its first publication out—The Case For the Relegalization of Marijuana. It is available at the FIFTH ESTATE Bookstore and Mixed Media for 25 cents. This group’s next major printing project will be the LaGuardia Report. Speakers are available …
You Are a God
by Timothy Leary PhD
Fifth Estate # 25, March 1-15, 1967
(This column discusses basic “tune in” methods. The next installment suggests harmonious “dropout” methods.)
Calendar
by Fifth Estate Collective
Fifth Estate # 24, February 15-28, 1967
FILM FILM Famous Early Movie Series. Bringing Up Baby, with Cary Grant & Katherine Hepburn (1938). Henry Ford Museum Theatre. 2 & 4 p.m. Adm. 2/19 FILM Famous Films of Famous Directors III. Dreyer’s Day of Wrath, at Rackham …
LSD at LEMAR
by Marshall Rubinoff
Fifth Estate # 24, February 15-28, 1967
Dr. Sheil Salasnek addressed a crowd of over 130 people at the LEMAR Legalize Marijuana meeting Feb. 2nd in Lower DeRoy Auditorium.
“Raid” Victims to Meet
by Fifth Estate Collective
Fifth Estate # 24, February 15-28, 1967
There will be a meeting of the people who were illegally arrested and detained in the January 24th “great marijuana raids” to discuss the possibilities of bringing suit against the Detroit Police Department for violation of their civil rights.