Title: Michael Fellner Papers
Inclusive Dates: 1959-1983

Creator:

• Fellner, Michael

Call Number: Mss 840; PH Mss 840; Audio 1279A; M2001-117

Quantity: 9.4 cubic feet (24 archives boxes and 1 oversize folder), 2134 photographs (7 archives boxes and 1 flat box), 4786 negatives (3 shoe boxes), 262 transparencies (1 binder), and 29 tape recordings; plus additions of 0.6 cubic feet and 70 audio recordings

Repository:

Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library, Archives, and Museum Collections

Archival Locations:

Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)

COLLECTION MAY BE STORED OFF-SITE: see catalog entry to request materials and for additional information.

Abstract:

Papers of Michael Fellner, a former University of Wisconsin-Madison student, anti-Vietnam war activist, and editor of Take Over, an underground newspaper published in Madison from 1971 to 1979. Included are Take Over's administrative, financial, legal, and subject files, correspondence, photographs, print and near-print ephemera, posters, bumper stickers, and clippings. Also included are copies of FBI files mainly concerning individuals, organizations, and events in Madison, 1959-1977; similar materials from the Madison Police Department Affinity Files, 1968-1977; and tape recordings of speeches and interviews by Fellner, about 1973-1979, with Emile de Antonio, Harvey Goldberg, William Kunstler, Paul Soglin, members of the Weather Underground Organization, and former FBI agents and others.

Note:

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Language: English

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Michael Fellner came to Madison from Philadelphia in 1968 to attend the University of Wisconsin. In 1971 he was recruited by Mark Knops to work on Take Over, the latest in a succession of local alternative newspapers. A split on the staff of Knops' previous paper Kaleidoscope had led him to start Take Over in November 1971. (The other biweekly newspaper formed as a result of the split, The King Street Trolley, shared office space with Take Over and went to press on alternate weeks.)

Although collectively edited and published, Take Over was effectively run by only a few people. Fellner eventually dropped out of college, and became editor of the small staff when Knops ceased active participation in May 1972. Published on a fairly regular basis, the paper's last issue was November 1979. A member of the Underground Press Syndicate (later the Alternative Press Syndicate), its peak circulation is estimated at 7000 copies.

By the early 1970s the anti-war protest movement, a primary focus of many underground papers, was abating. However, two events in Madison provided much news value for the new paper. One of these events was the August 1970 bombing of the University of Wisconsin's Army Math Research Center (AMRC) and the subsequent capture, trial, and imprisonment of the conspirators Karleton and Dwight Armstrong and David Fine. (A fourth, Leo Burt, was never found.) The other event was the 1973 election of Paul Soglin, former student radical and city councilman, as mayor of Madison. Take Over's attacks on his opponent Nino Amato helped elect Soglin, and his election seemed to give the New Left its first legitimate role in local politics. The end of Soglin's tenure and Karleton Armstrong's release from jail coincided with the end of Take Over.

Unlike many underground newspapers, Take Over was not aligned with any particular segment of the New Left. Take Over criticized the establishment and the established media, supported the counterculture, and concentrated on local personalities. However, it was also the local vehicle for underground news not appearing in the mainstream press. Its diverse contents--articles, editorials, investigations, columns, gossip, photographs, cartoons, and graphics--have been variously described as satirical, ridiculing, sensationalist, humorous, entertaining, scandalous, absurd, irreverent, militant, creative, outrageous, and amusing.

The paper sponsored a number of events and demonstrations, such as a re-enactment of the Kennedy assassination, parodies of Madison's two daily newspapers, and Mifflin Street block parties (revived in 1973 after Soglin's first victory). Take Over's content and activities also precipitated a number of lawsuits.

It was discovered that during the early 1970s the Madison Police Department had formed a secret Affinity Squad of undercover and surveillance activities and kept files, called Affinity Files. This resulted in an official investigation of the squad and of the contents and disposition of its files. Fellner was able to obtain copies of these files under the Freedom of Information Act. Wishing to discover any local abuse of civil rights, in 1975 Fellner also attempted to obtain FBI records concerning local people, organizations, and events related to anti-war protests. His efforts resulted in an ultimately successful lawsuit against the FBI for timely release of documents.

Fellner left Madison and later became a private investigator in the Washington, D.C. area.

The above information is based on background articles in the collection and the following, which provide further information on Fellner and on Take Over and its role in Madison during the 1970s:

• Boerger, Michael, “The Last Radical,” Isthmus,  March 23-29, 1984.
• Fellner, Michael, “Tales from the Underground,” Isthmus,  June 30-July 6, 1989.
• Wong, Tim, “The Wong Truth Conspiracy,” in Voices from the Underground,  edited by Ken Wachsberger (1993, Mica's Press, Tempe, Arizona).

The Fellner collection mainly covers the years of Fellner's association with Take Over, 1971-1980. It consists of the following series: TAKE OVER FILES, FBI FILES, MADISON POLICE DEPARTMENT INDIVIDUAL AFFINITY FILES, WEATHER UNDERGROUND ORGANIZATION INTERVIEWS, and MISCELLANEOUS PERSONAL FILES.

Few other collections exist of a cooperatively-run underground newspaper. Considering the small size, young age, and changing composition of the staff and the low profit of the publication, the TAKE OVER FILES, 1963-1980, are fairly comprehensive. The records consist of background articles, correspondence, financial records, legal papers, manuscripts and notes of articles and interviews, miscellany, posters, flyers, and subject files. The files are arranged alphabetically by type, and thereunder alphabetically by name or subject.

The correspondence contains comments on specific articles, general content, and philosophy. The prisoner mail relates to Take Over's offer to all prisoners of a free subscription and advertisement for a “pen pal,” and to rejections of delivery by Waupun prison. There are also letters from several individuals with legal problems. The correspondence from Oliver (Ollie) Steinberg, who was connected with Take Over before being sent to prison contains perceptive information, reactions, and advice concerning the newspaper and general conditions in Madison as well as his experiences as a prisoner.

Take Over's financial records do not contain concise or comprehensive summaries. The records consist of substantially complete bank statements, cancelled checks, and accounts receivable, as well as a journal of income and expenses for the first two years. Ordinarily detailed records such as these would not be kept. They have in this case however, since any financial records are rare for an underground newspaper which published regularly for as long as eight years. The existing records could be used to determine the paper's financial condition.

The legal papers concern lawsuits which were a result of allegations in published articles, distribution of the fake Wisconsin State Journal/Capital Times issue of July 13, 1973, and protection of the confidentiality of sources. The posters, bumper stickers, and flyers advertise many local events, benefit gatherings for Armstrong and Steinberg, and the Mifflin Street block parties. Also included are several Take Over covers retained for their graphics, and the fake issue.

The newspaper's extensive Subject Files document people and events in Madison and nationally during the 1970s. The files contain background articles, clippings, some correspondence, and other print and near-print materials, mainly from national underground sources. Subjects include the 1970 Army Math Research Center bombing, Madison Police Department, political prisoners defense committee newsletters, and the 1975 Take Over-sponsored symposium on the Kennedy assassination and the CIA, which included a reenactment of the assassination on the Capitol Square. Materials on Paul Soglin include interviews with him recorded after he left office as mayor.

Also included in the Subject File are tape recordings of speeches and interviews, many resulting in published articles. Most of the tape cassettes had been previously used and retain portions of the earlier recordings. The sound quality varies.

The FBI FILES, 1959-1977, contain photocopies heavily censored by the FBI concerning individuals, organizations, and events in the Madison area requested by Fellner under the Freedom Of Information Act, as well as background information about the files and about Fellner's lawsuit to obtain their release. The censored portions are coded according to FBI guidelines (see lawsuit file). Subjects of investigations include Take Over, Karleton Armstrong, the AMRC and other bombings, Fellner, Robert Kastenmeier, Paul Soglin, Students for a Democratic Society, and the Youth International Party (Yippies).

The files are mainly reports of meetings, public events, and private conversations, as well as FBI investigations, but also include copies of newspaper clippings, photographs, court documents, organizational flyers, brochures, and teletypes, mainly between the Milwaukee FBI office and FBI headquarters in Washington. Although the reliability of FBI files as sources of information may be limited, and the validity of the reports may be debatable, they do contain information not available elsewhere, and they indicate the extent of FBI undercover operations.

The files are arranged as Fellner requested them--by individuals, organizations, and events, and thereunder alphabetically. Also included is one file on COINTELPRO, the FBI's counter intelligence program to subvert the New Left.

There are several types of documents. The declassified releases are the most complete and have been kept in original order. Those with document numbers are arranged numerically; unnumbered ones are arranged chronologically. Documents may be duplicated in several files, as would be the case if, for example, a number of individuals in an organization participated in an event.

The MPD INDIVIDUAL AFFINITY FILES, 1968-1977, are similar to the FBI files. They are reports of Madison police undercover surveillance and the activities of individuals and organizations involved in the anti-Vietnam War movement. Censored portions are coded according to police department guidelines.

In its local government holdings, the Historical Society holds a complete set of the censored Affinity Files (C1976/002), arranged by document series and number. The individual files in the Fellner collection concern people who gave Fellner permission to obtain their files, as well as Fellner himself, so their names have not been censored from documents in their files. The handwritten margin notes are probably by Fellner.

The WEATHER UNDERGROUND ORGANIZATION INTERVIEWS, 1978-1979, were conducted by Fellner, possibly for a national magazine article (but never published). The interviewees include WUO members (still underground at that time), former members, former FBI agents, and film producer Emile de Antonio. Emile de Antonio produced the film Underground (1976), and was the subject of extensive FBI surveillance and actions. Among topics discussed are the WUO, people and events generally, FBI activities, and the interviewees' personal backgrounds, experiences, and views.

The MISCELLANEOUS PERSONAL PAPERS, 1973-1979, do not concern Take Over, but Fellner's other activities. Included are files on a lawsuit brought by Fellner and other tenants of Frances Court Apartments against landlord Norman Bullen, protesting conditions in the building. The case was eventually decided in the Wisconsin Supreme Court in the tenants' favor. The personal papers also contain drafts for an article by Fellner about Paul Soglin.

The VISUAL MATERIALS include photographs, negatives, and transparencies. These have been assigned call number PH Mss 840 and PH Mss 840 (3). The Photographic Subject Files document local individuals, events and well-known visitors, as well as the newspaper-sponsored and staff activities, special stories, and imaginative collages.

Parts 2 and 3 include additional tape recordings related to a planned book project concerning attorney Edward Ben Elson and copies of FBI files on Madison, Wisconsin, individuals and organizations obtained by Fellner under the Freedom of Information Act.

This collection was received in multiple parts from the donor(s) and is organized into 3 major parts. These materials have not been physically interfiled and researchers might need to consult more than one part to locate similar materials.

• Part 1 (Mss 840, Audio 1279A/1-29): Original Collection, 1959-1980
• Part 2 (Audio 1279A/30-99): Additions, 1960-1983
• Part 3 (M2001-117): Additions, 1964-1974

Take Over and other Madison newspapers are available on microfilm in the Historical Society's library. The University of Wisconsin student newspaper, The Daily Cardinal, is available on microfilm at the University Archives. One flag and seven t-shirts relating to local events such as the Mifflin St. block parties, are available through the Society's Museum.

Use Restrictions

Mr. Fellner retains any copyright and literary property rights which he holds in the materials until he relinquishes such rights or until his death.

Copyright to the photographs is not held by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin; reproduction only by permission of donor.

Acquisition Information

Presented by Michael Fellner, 1983-1986. Accession Number: M83-244, M84-43, M85-187, M86-427, M2001-003, M2001-117

Processing Information

Processed by Myrna Williamson, 1994.

Mss 840	Part 1 (Mss 840, Audio 1279A/1-29): Original Collection, 1959-1980 Physical Description: 9.4 cubic feet (24 archives boxes and 1 oversize folder), 2134 photographs (7 archives boxes and 1 flat box), 4786 negatives (3 shoe boxes), 262 transparencies (1 binder), and 29 tape recordings  Scope and Content Note: Papers of Michael Fellner, a former University of Wisconsin-Madison student, anti-Vietnam war activist, and editor of Take Over, an underground newspaper published in Madison from 1971 to 1979. Included are Take Over's administrative, financial, legal, and subject files, correspondence, photographs, print and near-print ephemera, posters, bumper stickers, and clippings. Also included are copies of FBI files mainly concerning individuals, organizations, and events in Madison, 1959-1977; similar materials from the Madison Police Department Affinity Files, 1968-1977; and tape recordings of speeches and interviews by Fellner, about 1973-1979, with Emile de Antonio, Harvey Goldberg, William Kunstler, Paul Soglin, members of the Weather Underground Organization, and former FBI agents and others.
	Series: Take Over Files, 1963-1980, undated
Box   1 Folder   1	Background articles
	Correspondence, 1967-1980
Box   1 Folder   2	Circulation and distribution, 1972-1976
Box   1 Folder   3-5	General, 1968-1980, undated
Box   1 Folder   6	FBI FOIA request regarding bomb plots, 1978-1979, undated Note: See also Subject File--Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Box   1 Folder   7	Hodges, James, 1967-1976, undated
Box   1 Folder   8	Karlin, Charles A., 1973
	Prisoner mail, 1972-1978, undated
Box   1 Folder   9	Ad requests
Box   1 Folder   10	General
Box   2 Folder   1	Subscription requests
Box   2 Folder   2	Steinberg, Oliver (Ollie), 1973, undated Note: See also Subject File and FBI Files.
Box   2 Folder   3-6	Witz, Bob, 1971-1976, undated
	Financial records, 1971-1980
	Accounts receivable, 1971-1979
Box   2 Folder   7-11	A-Z general
Box   3 Folder   1-7	Individual accounts
Box   3 Folder   8	Bank deposit records, 1973-1978
Box   3 Folder   9-13	Bank statements, 1971 November-1980
	Cancelled checks
Box   3 Folder   14-17	1971 December-1976
Box   4 Folder   1-2	1977-1980 October
Box   4 Folder   3	Journal of income and expenses, 1971 November - 1973 October
	Legal files, 1973-1980
Box   4 Folder   4	Amato v. Take Over, 1977-1980, undated
Box   4 Folder   5	Maynard v. Take Over, 1976
Box   4 Folder   6	Pollock v. Preston (Madison Police Department), 1973-1976, undated
Box   4 Folder   7	Take Over and Fellner v. Capitol Theater Corporation and Schneider, 1975
Box   4 Folder   8	Westby v. Madison Newspapers Inc., 1975-1976
Box   4 Folder   9	State of Wisconsin v. Zelenka, 1975
	Manuscripts and notes, undated
Box   4 Folder   10	Articles
Box   4 Folder   11	Interviews
Box   4 Folder   12	Reporters' notebooks
Box   4 Folder   13	Miscellany, 1970-1979, undated
	Posters, flyers, open letters, bumper stickers, 1969-1980, undated
Box   4 Folder   14	Regular size
Oversize Folder   1	Oversize materials
	Subject file, 1963-1980, undated
Box   5 Folder   1	Amnesty, 1973
	Anti-war
Box   5 Folder   2	Consumer guide to the war, 1970-1972, undated
Box   5 Folder   3	May Action, 1971
Box   5 Folder   4	People v. Mary Ellen Miles, undated
	Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)
Box   5 Folder   5	Written materials, 1966-1970, undated
Audio   1279A/1	Tape recording, undated Scope and Content Note: University of Wisconsin student and SDS member, 1965-1966, discusses SDS and other anti-war groups, people, and events.
	Army Math Research Center (AMRC) bombing, Madison, 1966-1977, undated
Box   5 Folder   6	AMRC background, 1966-1973, undated
Box   5 Folder   7	AMRC space needs, 1970-1974, undated
	Armstrong, Karl
	Canadian extradition hearing, 1972
Box   5 Folder   8	Petition to prevent extradition
Box   5 Folder   9	Transcript of proceedings, Volume 5
Box   5 Folder   10	Interviews, 1975, undated
Box   5 Folder   11	Legal papers and notes of proceedings, 1972-1974, undated
Box   5 Folder   12	Prison conduct reports, 1974-1977
Box   5 Folder   13	Fine, David (letters concerning), 1976
Box   5 Folder   14	Miscellany, 1969-1975, undated
	Publications, 1972-1976, undated
Box   5 Folder   15	“AMRC Papers”
Box   5 Folder   16	“Army Math Research”
Box   5 Folder   17	“Karl Armstrong--A Case of Resistance”
Box   5 Folder   18	“Mathematics for Death”
Box   5 Folder   19	“Politics of University Research”
Box   5 Folder   20	Articles, flyers, petitions, open letters
Box   6 Folder   1	Article drafts
Box   6 Folder   2	Attica, 1971-1975, undated
Box   6 Folder   3	Beloit Anti-Draft Union, 1973
Box   6 Folder   4	Central Intelligence Agency surveillance, 1975
Box   6 Folder   5	Chile, 1973
Box   6 Folder   6	Credit Union National Association Inc., 1970-1971, undated
Box   6 Folder   7	Criminal justice system--Mid-America Conference, 1970-1972
Box   6 Folder   8	Dope, 1970-1977, undated
	Education--high school organizing
Box   6 Folder   9	General, 1969-1973, undated
Box   6 Folder   10	“A Student's Book,” 1972
Box   6 Folder   11	Elson, Edward Ben, 1973
	Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Box   6 Folder   12	General, 1972-1978
Box   6 Folder   13	Socialist Workers Party suit regarding Milwaukee FBI surveillance, 1976
Box   6 Folder   14	Federal Trade Commission--truth in lending rules and regulations, 1968-1970, undated
	Fifth Estate, Organizing Committee for a, 1970-1974, undated
Box   6 Folder   15	General
Box   6 Folder   16	Kent State conspiracy
Box   6 Folder   17	George Jackson Brigade, 1977-1978, undated
Audio   1279A/2	Goldberg, Harvey, University of Wisconsin history professor, undated Scope and Content Note: Discusses the U.S. economy and the “programmed oppression,” the theory of limited nuclear strike and the government's plans to use it in the third world to replace ground troops, Somoza, future economic conditions, personal freedoms, sixties movements, SDS, the civil rights movement, and political organizing.
Box   7 Folder   1	Guerrilla manuals, 1970-1974, undated
Box   7 Folder   2	Ho Chi Minh Trail (proposed Madison street name), 1975, undated
Box   7 Folder   3	(The) Humane Society Empiricists, 1973
Box   7 Folder   4	Indochina Peace Campaign, 1973, undated
Box   7 Folder   5	Kathi's Sauna, Madison, 1972, undated
	Kennedy Assassination/CIA Symposium, Madison, 1975 March 18-20
Box   7 Folder   6	Written materials
Audio   1279A/3-5	Taped speeches by Mark Lane, John Marks, Doug Porter, and Carl Oglesby
Box   7 Folder   7	King, Martin Luther, Jr. assassination--play draft, undated
Audio   1279A/6	Kunstler, William Scope and Content Note: Kunstler discusses the Dow Chemical action at University of Wisconsin in October 1967, and violent and nonviolent resistance and political terrorism. Then Tony Russo? speaks on support to free Karl Armstrong. Probably October 1973.
Audio   1279A/7	Kunstler, William (continued) Scope and Content Note: Kunstler interviewed, 1979?, about school integration, Kennedy's assassination, his involvement in related court cases, Attica Prison, teach-ins, the family, Kent State, the campus movement, drugs and drug trafficking, murder versus killing, and revolution.
Audio   1279A/8	Kunstler, William (continued) Scope and Content Note: Kunstler speaks on police repression. Tim Butz speaks on the intelligence community and their actions, structure, institutions, and repression carried out by the police and special operations groups. John Frapine? speaks on the development of police technologies. No date.
Box   7 Folder   8	Latin America, 1970, undated
Box   7 Folder   9	Leary, Timothy, 1973
Box   7 Folder   10	Legal defense/grand juries, 1972, undated
	Madison city government, 1966-1979, undated
Box   7 Folder   11	Auditorium/Capitol Theatre, 1974, undated
Box   7 Folder   12	Local elections, 1972-1973, undated
	Madison Police Department, 1966-1975, undated
Box   7 Folder   13	Cop watch, undated
Box   7 Folder   14	Couper, Chief David--complaint of seven officers, 1973, undated
Box   7 Folder   15	Drug use investigation and arrests, 1972-1974, undated
Box   7 Folder   16	Local pigs, undated
Box   7 Folder   17	Resale as new of cars rented to police, 1971-1974, undated
Box   7 Folder   18	Miscellany, 1966-1975, undated
Box   7 Folder   19	Miscellany, 1973-1975, undated
Box   7 Folder   20	Skornicka, Joel--mayoral election contributions, 1978-1979
	Soglin, Mayor Paul, 1973-1978, undated
Box   7 Folder   21	Appointments
	Elections
Box   7 Folder   22	1973-1976
Box   8 Folder   1	, 1977 (Amato)
	Taped interviews, circa 1979
Audio   1279A/9	Soglin interview Scope and Content Note: Regarding Soglin's personal life, rumored drug use and sex in City Hall, and press coverage.
Audio   1279A/10	Soglin interview (continued) Scope and Content Note: Regarding Soglin's trip to Cuba, government funding to nonprofit organizations to increase unemployment.
Audio   1279A/11	Soglin interview (continued) Scope and Content Note: Regarding California politics, Jerry Brown, Tom Hayden, what the New Left's role will be in the 1980s, politics in Madison, and Soglin's policies and methods for running city government.
Audio   1279A/12	Soglin interview (continued) Scope and Content Note: On July 26, 1979, Soglin discusses future plans, evaluates his mayoral term, Madison housing projects, political organizing in the community, and politics of the Left and issues affecting it.
Audio   1279A/13	Soglin interview (continued) Scope and Content Note: Regarding Madison issues such as changes in the police department, mental health and prison reform, welfare problems, housing, racism, the Left, and his role in organizing.
Audio   1279A/14	Soglin interview (continued) Scope and Content Note: Regarding Skornicka as mayor and Soglin's political ideology, specifically forming a socialist society.
Box   8 Folder   2	Madison Sustaining Fund, 1971-1975, undated
Box   8 Folder   3	National Action/Research on the Military Industrial Complex, 1970-1971, undated
Box   8 Folder   4	North American Congress on Latin America, 1971-1972, undated
Box   8 Folder   5	”Offenders and Offenses,” 1971, undated
Box   8 Folder   6	Oglesby, Carl, 1973-1975, undated
Box   8 Folder   7	Ollman, Bertell (“Class Struggle” board game), 1978-1979, undated
Box   8 Folder   8	O'Toole, George (lie detector analysis of Lee Harvey Oswald tapes), 1972-1975, undated
Box   8 Folder   9	Paunack, Bud, 1965, undated
Box   8 Folder   10	Pentagon Papers case, 1972-1973, undated
	Political prisoners, 1971-1976, undated
Box   8 Folder   11	General, 1973-1975, undated
	Legal defense committees, 1971-1976, undated
Box   8 Folder   12	San Quentin Six
Box   8 Folder   13	Waupun Brothers Defense Fund
Box   9 Folder   1	Wounded Knee
Box   9 Folder   2	Other committees
Box   9 Folder   3	Posse Comitatus, 1980
Box   9 Folder   4	Preparation L News Service, 1973, undated
Box   9 Folder   5	Public Service Commission of Wisconsin, 1970-1974, undated
Box   9 Folder   6	”Report on the Anti-Dow Protests on the Madison Campus of the University of Wisconsin on October 17-18, 1967”
	Royal Canadian Mounted Police affair, Canada
Box   9 Folder   7	Written materials, 1974-1978, undated
Audio   1279A/15	Tape recording, undated Scope and Content Note: Jeff Sallott? discusses the RCMP affair, government secrecy, Trudeau's leadership, and legislation.
Box   9 Folder   8	Sheriff, Dane County, 1973-1974
	Skolnick, Sherman--Citizens' Committee to Clean Up the Courts
Box   9 Folder   9	Written materials, 1970-1973, undated
Audio   1279A/16	Tape recording, 1973 April 28 Scope and Content Note: Skolnick speaks about a crash at Chicago's Midway Aiport, its connection to the Watergate affair, and a CIA plot to take over the country by martial law.
Box   9 Folder   10	Steinberg, Oliver--shooting, 1969-1975, undated
Box   9 Folder   11	Symbionese Liberation Army, 1974-1976, undated
Box   9 Folder   12	Teamsters for Democracy, 1971-1974
Box   9 Folder   13	Washington State Prison, 1974-1975
Box   9 Folder   14	Weather Underground film by Emile de Antonio, 1975, undated
Box   9 Folder   15	”Wheelchairs for Wallace” campaign demonstrations, 1976
Box   9 Folder   16	Witchcraft, undated
	Series: FBI Files, 1959-1977	⇧
	FBI FOIA request and legal materials, 1975-1977
Box   9 Folder   17	Clippings
Box   9 Folder   18	Documents and correspondence
	Individual files, 1959-1977
Box   10 Folder   1	Armstrong, Dwight, 1970-1971
	Armstrong, Karl, 1969-1976
Box   10 Folder   2-4	Declassified release
Box   10 Folder   5-6	Other documents
Box   10 Folder   7	Beal, Dana, 1971-1972
Box   10 Folder   8	Breidell, Eugene, 1972
Box   10 Folder   9	Eisenberg, Mark, 1972-1974
Box   10 Folder   10	Fellner, Michael, 1972-1974
Box   10 Folder   11	Handell, Edward, 1970
	Haslach, Henry, 1966-1970
Box   10 Folder   12	Declassified release
Box   10 Folder   13	Other documents
	Hopper, Jane, 1969-1974
Box   11 Folder   1-2	Declassified release
Box   11 Folder   3	Other documents
	Jones, Andrew, 1968-1969
Box   11 Folder   4	Declassified release
Box   11 Folder   5	Other documents
Box   11 Folder   6	Kastenmeier, Robert, 1959-1975
	Knops, Mark, 1968-1973
Box   11 Folder   7	Declassified release
Box   11 Folder   8	Bach and Knops v. FBI--declassified release
Box   11 Folder   9	Other documents
	Kunstler, William, 1970-1977
Box   11 Folder   10	Declassified release
Box   11 Folder   11	Other documents
	Miller, Bruce, 1971-1974
Box   11 Folder   12	Declassified release
Box   11 Folder   13	Other documents
	O'Brien, James, 1966-1972
Box   12 Folder   1	Declassified release
Box   12 Folder   2	Other documents
	Rowen, James, 1970-1973
Box   12 Folder   3	Declassified release
Box   12 Folder   4	Other documents
	Slater, Timothy, 1967-1974
Box   12 Folder   5-6	Declassified release
Box   12 Folder   7	Other documents
	Small, Pat, 1968-1975
Box   12 Folder   8-9	Document series
Box   12 Folder   10-12	Other documents
	Soglin, Paul, 1969-1975
Box   13 Folder   1	Release copies
Box   13 Folder   2-3	Other documents
	Steinberg, Oliver, 1969-1975
Box   13 Folder   4	Declassified release
Box   13 Folder   5	Other documents
	Weberman, A.J., 1972-1976
Box   13 Folder   6	Declassified release
Box   13 Folder   7	Other documents
	Organization files, 1964-1977
Box   13 Folder   8	Bobby Seale Brigade, 1970
	Friends of the New Year's Gang (also known as Karl Armstrong Defense Committee and International Committee to Free Karl Armstrong), 1972-1974
Box   13 Folder   9	Document series
Box   13 Folder   10	Other documents
	Kaleidoscope, 1969-1973
Box   13 Folder   11	Declassified release
Box   13 Folder   12	Other documents
	People's Office, 1971-1973
Box   13 Folder   13	Declassified release
Box   13 Folder   14	Other documents
Box   14 Folder   1	Student Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam, 1967-1971
	Students for a Democratic Society, 1964-1975
Box   14 Folder   2-11	Document series
Box   15 Folder   1	Newspaper clippings
Box   15 Folder   2-3	Other documents
Box   15 Folder   4	Students for a Democratic Society--Radical America, 1967-1971
Box   15 Folder   5	Take Over, 1971-1976
Box   15 Folder   6	Weather Underground Organization (WUO), 1970-1977
	Wisconsin Alliance, 1971-1974
Box   15 Folder   7	Declassified release
Box   15 Folder   8	Other documents
Box   15 Folder   9	Wisconsin Draft Resistance Committee, 1967
	Youth International Party, 1970-1976
	Document series
Box   15 Folder   10-13	Parts I-IV
Box   16 Folder   1-9	Parts V-XIII
Box   17 Folder   1-2	Parts XIV-XV
Box   17 Folder   3	Other documents
Box   17 Folder   4	Serials
Box   17 Folder   5	Zippies, 1969-1972
	Events files, 1966-1976
Box   17 Folder   6-9	Anti-war activities in Madison, 1966-1975
	Army Math Research Center bombing, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1970-1976
	Document series
Box   17 Folder   10-13	Parts I-IV
Box   18	Parts V-XIV
Box   19	Parts XV-XXIII
Box   20	Parts XXIV-XXXII
Box   21	Parts XXXIII-XL
Box   22 Folder   1-2	Parts XLI-XLIII
Box   22 Folder   3	Other documents
Box   22 Folder   4-5	Photographic evidence (photocopies)
Box   22 Folder   6	Other evidence
Box   22 Folder   7	Newspaper clippings
Box   22 Folder   8-9	Army ROTC building bombing, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1969-1975
	Baraboo (Wisconsin) Ordnance Depot, attempted bombing, 1970-1975
Box   22 Folder   10	Document series
Box   22 Folder   11	Other documents
Box   22 Folder   12-13	Minneapolis Federal Building bombing, 1970-1974
Box   23 Folder   1	National Guard Armory bombing, Madison, 1969
Box   23 Folder   2	Republican National Convention, Miami, 1972-1974
Box   23 Folder   3	Wisconsin Power & Light generator station, Prairie du Sac (Wisconsin), attempted bombing, 1970-1974
Box   23 Folder   4	COINTELPRO (FBI Counterintelligence Program)--New Left, 1966-1969
	Series: Madison Police Department Individual Affinity Files, 1968-1977	⇧
Box   24 Folder   1	Background materials, 1972-1974, undated
Box   24 Folder   2	Notes and miscellaneous pages, 1969-1974
	Individual files
Box   24 Folder   3	Fellner, Michael, 1971-1973
Box   24 Folder   4	Knops, Mark, 1968-1972
Box   24 Folder   5-6	Mate, Ken, 1969-1973
Box   24 Folder   7	Mattes, John, 1971-1973, 1976
Box   24 Folder   8	Morales, Kathleen, 1971-1973, 1977
Box   24 Folder   9	Small, Pat, 1971-1972, 1977
	Series: Weather Underground Organization Interviews, 1976-1979	⇧
Box   24 Folder   10	Interview notebooks (5)
Audio   1279A/17-18	Clapp, Peter, 1979 February 4 Scope and Content Note: Regarding goals and views of WUO, the New York townhouse incident, women's role within WUO, and the organization's collapse; revolution and the working class, theories on FBI attempts to break up the organization, Columbia University, cadre schools, armed struggle, and black and women's movements.
Audio   1279A/19	Clark, Judy and Jane Speilman, 1979 January 15 Scope and Content Note: Clark and Speilman, who were involved in a suit against the FBI, discuss topics such as FBI file information, illegal actions, and harassment.
Audio   1279A/20-21	de Antonio, Emile, 1976-1977 Scope and Content Note: Regarding difficulties of setting up the film Underground (1976), secret meetings with Weather Underground members, FBI operations and other obstacles during production, screening in Madison, and early reactions to the film, as well as goals, problems, and personalities.
Audio   1279A/22	Gilbert, Dave Scope and Content Note: Regarding views on political revolution, U.S. exploitation of developing nations, oppression of women and minorities, the women's movement, rise of religious sects in the U.S., and barriers to the New Left.
Audio   1279A/23	Gilbert, Dave (continued) Scope and Content Note: Regarding white supremacy and racism, his own background, events and movements in the 1960s, Gilbert's role and views on SDS, PL, and the Columbia University student strike.
Audio   1279A/24	Gilbert, Dave (continued) Scope and Content Note: Regarding sexuality and the revolutionary youth movement, WUO and Gilbert's involvement in it, trashing, gang actions, Days of Rage, violence at Flint, and carrying out low level military violence.
Audio   1279A/26	Oglesby, Carl, Washington, D.C., 1979 February 15 Scope and Content Note: Oglesby discusses WUO, the SDS, PL, the Boulder Conference, COINTELPRO activity and its effect on the WUO, his role as a liberal non-communist and resistance to him as such, and relationships between groups and factions.
Audio   1279A/27	Oglesby, Carl (continued) Scope and Content Note: Regarding the pervasiveness of clandestine operations; a panel discussion involving Sid Stapleton on COINTELPRO, and Donald Freid? on intelligence relating to the Watergate and Patricia Hearst affairs; an unidentified woman talks on subversion of the women's movement.
Audio   1279A/28	Swearingen, Wes 1979 February 17 Scope and Content Note: A retired FBI agent discusses WUO, stakeouts on de Antonio's film, surveillance, discovery of a bomb factory in San Francisco, other investigations and issues.
Audio   1279A/29	Zilsel, Joanne, Paul Hoebner, Bill Gardiner, Leslie Abrahamson Scope and Content Note: Zilsel (former member of WUO), Hoebner and Gardiner (former FBI agents), and Abrahamson (defense team member for a WUO case) discuss the WUO, the case, the FBI, and the plotted kidnapping of Jennifer Dohrn's baby.
	Series: Miscellaneous Personal Files, 1973-1979	⇧
Box   23 Folder   5	Nixon Pardon Demonstration arrest, Madison, 1974
Box   23 Folder   6	Norman Bullen v. Frances Court Apartments residents, 1977-1979
Box   23 Folder   7	Soglin, Paul--drafts of article by Fellner, 1973
	Series: Visual Materials	⇧
	35 mm negatives and contact sheets
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   1-14	unidentified
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   15	Dave Megesey Note: No contact print.
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   16	Art Fair, Madison
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   17	D. Nevaiser - Howard Johnson's
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   18	Mazo Egg Co.
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   19	Jean Roberts
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   20	Art Fair - Lesy
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   21	Women's Theatre
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   22	Bank robbery
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   23	Alan Ginsberg
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   24	McDonald's/Gates of Heaven
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   25	Mattes - Concourse
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   26	Cuba?
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   27	Man in line story-photo
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   28	[Gresham Abbey--takeover by Indians?]
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   29	[Karl Armstrong Block Party]
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   30	Elvis crazies
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   31	Gil Scott Heron in Madtown
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   32	Studio Ollie [Steinberg?]
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   33	[David] Fine by Fellner, 1976 January 12
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   34	Funeral directors
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   35	Funeral Directors Convention, 1976 May 15
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   36	Hearst Trial/newspaper mock-up, Rolls 1,2,3
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   37-38	Ann Arbor Teach-In?
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   39	Nevaiser house burning and power failure-sabotage, 1972 February 24
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   40	Hearst trial, Roll 4/FireHouse March?
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   41	Take Over promo photo
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   42	Waupun--guard meeting
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   43	Annie Haebel
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   44	Joe's House of Sandals
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   45	Susan Kay Phillips
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   46	Honey
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   47	Bruce Tillinger Mifflin Block Party
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   48	Best laundromats
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   49	Wounded Knee-Pine Ridge
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   50	Marion Street
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   51	Jamie Blue-WIBA Radio
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   52	Abbie [Hoffman]-Rennie [Davis] Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   53	Ollie Steinberg party
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   54	MATC
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   55	Minnesota Fats
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   56	Armstrong and Frankel by Kienitz
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   57	Karl Armstrong in prison w/ Mark Frankel
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   58	Dave Karpe and Mike Fellner, press pass photos
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   59	IRA story--Graphix
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   60	Howard Johnson's graffiti
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   61	Calloway
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   62	Nixon at game
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   63	Moebius-Bard
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   64	Miscellaneous
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   65	Lorraine's Cafe, 1977 Thanksgiving, and Willy Street
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   66	POW reunion--Mrs. Findley and Robert Leff
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   67	Isle Royale, 1977 June
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   68	unidentified
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   69	Biker rally, Madison, 1977
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   70	Glenn's Vietnamese celebration
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   71-72	Governor's inaugural, 1977
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   73	White migrants and Rex Weiner at airport, Madison
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   74	Frances Court related photos
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   75	State Nark and Coffey
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   76	Northport Baptist
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   77	Castro on T.V. Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   78	Dildo Show, 1977 December
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   79	unidentified
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   80-81	MNI strike, 1977 September
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   82	YMCA
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   83	Firestone/WISM guy
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   84	Top/Nark
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   85	unidentified
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   86	Cemetery
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   87	San Francisco Mime Troupe
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   88	From Capitol dome, Madison
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   89	Gene McCarthy Convention
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   90	David Phillips - CIA
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   91	Israel--Masada
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   92	Edward Ben Elson/Patty Elson
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   93	Madison bar
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   94	Nancy Schub, Mike Wilmington, Michael Sack
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   95	UW football game food drive
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   96	Phil Ball
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   97	Dwight Armstrong and his attorneys in Canada
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   98	Janine Bertram
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   99	10/77 south side
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   100	Kunstler, Ann Arbor Teach-in
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   101	Patty Hearst related
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   102-104	David Fine and Co.
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   105	Emergency Government, 1977 September
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   106	Madison Newspapers, Carroll Street
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   107	Art Thomas
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   108	Art Thomas
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   109	Candy Cooper
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   110-113	Waupun Prison, July 21
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   114-115	Marijuana murders
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   116	unidentified
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   117-120	Cuba
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   121-123	6th party
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   124-134	Cuba (Fellner photos)
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   135	Morris Edelson in anatomy lab with cadavers
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   136-139	Chicago Produce Market with Bob Golden
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   140-141	Amato
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   142	Soglin/Amato
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   143	Madison Bar fashion show
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   144	Soglin/Amato Rotary Club
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   145-146	Mayoral candidates
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   147-148	unidentified
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   149	Folks Oma Peugot accident
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   150	Steam tunnels
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   151	Cow-Cabinet post
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   152	unidentified
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   153	North Carolina
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   154	Smoky Mountains/Gatlinburg
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   155	West Virginia
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   156	Gatlinburg
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   157	Appalachia
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   158-159	Madison cemetery
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   160	Soglin and staff
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   161	YMCA
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   162-163	Scumlords
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   164	Slumlord's homes
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   165	unidentified
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   166-168	Bicentennial
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   169-172	Philadelphia Bicentennial
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   173	July 4th demonstration
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   174	Bicentennial
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   175	Buffo Cunningham
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   176	Johnny Russo
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   177	Lubovitcher (Kienitz)
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   178	Inoculation
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   179	Lubovitch
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   180	Marcus--landlord
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   181	Amatos
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   182	Dan Yopack
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   183	Mendota St. Hospital
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   184	Fake kidnapping
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   185	Miscellaneous
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   186	Verona
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   187	Steak and Shish Kebab strike
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   188	Mary Kay Baum
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   189	Salem Acres
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   190	Stephanie Moslensky? teasing bankers?, Madison
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   191	unidentified
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   192	Jesus freaks
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   193	Kunstler, 1st Congressional smoke-in
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   194	Take Over, Koops, Capitol photos
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   195-198, 199	State Street mall riots, 1972 Note: No contact print for 199.
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   200	Peter Newton at massage parlor
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   201	Earl Butz in Madison
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   202	Zippie press conference
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   203	Hitler car, West Towne
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   204	Phil Berrigan
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   205	Soglin
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   206	Man on the Street and Warner Schlock Fest
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   207	Drug Bust--D.A. Michael, Protest, Metro Drug Comm., 1971
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   208	Whelan Burke
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   209	Jerry Rubin--Frances Street
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   210	Armstrong trial
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   211	Police-rental cars Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   212	Beach Boys concert Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   213	WIBA Jamie Blue Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   214	Warner Park Schlock Fest
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   215	Toby Emmer Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   216	Joan Roberts Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   217	Doc Watson Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   218	La Crosse Octoberfest Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   219	Republican-Democrats Nov.'72 "victory" parties
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   220	Exorcism
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   221	Chicago 7 contempt trial
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   222	Ann Arbor Blues Fest Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   223	Jane Fonda Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   224	Proxmire-Dairy Run in Wisconsin
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   225	William Dyke party-1973 mayoral election
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   226	Wounded Knee Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   227	Take Over--wind fire Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   228	Soglin
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   229	Carl Oglesby Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   230	Bobby Joe and Reuben Wilkie Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   231	St. Vincent fashion show Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   232	Circus Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   233	Cheech and Chong Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   234	P.O.W. Heigler homecoming
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   235	Wisconsin Supply Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   236	Soglin's 1st interview
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   237	MPD Affinity Squad
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   238	Yanacher Studio Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   239	Dave Dellinger, Madison (MATC and Union) Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   240	Take Over staff
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   241	MPD Affinity Squad-1972 election demo Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   242	ITT demonstration
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   243	Soglin 1973 victory
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   244	Couper-Soglin
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   245	Paunack and Commercial Street; Capitol dome Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   246	Karl Armstrong-Judge Sachtjen
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   247	Soglin at Block Party
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   248	Spring rites and old man in community center Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   249	Soglin--1st swearing-in
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   250	[Donald] Segretti in Madison
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   251	Stephanie Elliot Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   252	Madison Art Fair, 1974 Note: No contact print
	Nixon-Ma Bell, etc.
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   253	Sherman Skolnick & Company; Sherman and Alex Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   254	Ed Elson and friends
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   255	Chief Couper, Forbes Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   256	Phil Berrigan
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   257	Divine Light Mission and miscellaneous Madison scenes Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   258	Methodist Church steeple painters Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   259	Wisconsin State Journal issue: dog and rabbit, Blair Pollack chase scene recreated Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   260	Used Trojan Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   261	Joel Gersmann (nude) Note: No contact print
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   262	Nixon mask at football game
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   263	Assholes of mayoral candidates
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   264	Alan Altendorf
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   unnumbered	several larger format negatives
Contact/Negative sheet/Envelope no.   unnumbered	folder of uncaptioned contact prints without matching negatives
	Color slides
Binder   1	10th annual Mifflin St. Block Party, State Street mall, 1979 May Note: Glenn Silber's slides.
Binder   1	11th annual Mifflin St. Block Party, State Street mall, 1980 May
Binder   1	Take Over wallpaper in Fellner's apartment at 7 Frances Court, 1980
Binder   1	Cuba, 1977 December
Binder   1	Cuba, 1980 February Note: Fellner slides.
Audio 1279A	Part 2 (Audio 1279A/30-99): Additions, 1960-1983 Physical Description: 70 audio recordings  Scope and Content Note: Additions, 1960-1983, consisting of audio recordings of Fellner's research for a planned book on Edward Ben Elson, a Madison-area attorney. While researching Elson's life, Fellner taped numerous interviews with Elson's acquaintances, as well as his mother, wife, and ex-wife. There are also two tapes of Elson himself, one made during his unsuccessful bid for district attorney and the other containing an interview with him about his life. Also included are five unidentified micro cassettes and one audio recording relating to "Welcome to L.A.," by Alan Rudolph.	⇧
Audio   1279A/30	Aton, Bryon
Audio   1279A/31	Baumen, Mike
Audio   1279A/32	Bernstein, Nina
Audio   1279A/33	B.J.
Audio   1279A/34	Bowman, Ken and De Pere
Audio   1279A/35	Burke, Dennis
Audio   1279A/36-37	Cullen, Lynn
Audio   1279A/38	Deleo, Mark and Shannon
Audio   1279A/39	Drinke, Paul
Audio   1279A/40	Dixon, Tom and Fox, Michael
Audio   1279A/41	Eich, Judge Bill
Audio   1279A/42	Elson, Ed
Audio   1279A/43	Elson, Julie
Audio   1279A/44-46	Elson, Myra
Audio   1279A/47	Elson, Patty
Audio   1279A/48	Felger, David and Zander, Tom
Audio   1279A/49	Frankel, Mark
Audio   1279A/50-51	Freeport, Buddy
Audio   1279A/52	Fox, Michael
Audio   1279A/53	Goldstein, Ted
Audio   1279A/54	Greenberg, Mel
Audio   1279A/55	Haslach, Hank and B.J.
Audio   1279A/56	Hougan
Audio   1279A/57-58	Hur, Ken
Audio   1279A/59-60	Johnson, A.J.
Audio   1279A/61	Koehl, Matt
Audio   1279A/62	Labrasca
Audio   1279A/63	La Follette, Bronson
Audio   1279A/64	Lionello, Nick
Audio   1279A/65	McCarthy, Tom
Audio   1279A/66	McManus, Jack
Audio   1279A/67	Meyer, Frank and Reichenberger
Audio   1279A/68	Miller, Mike
Audio   1279A/69	Mowris, Gerry
Audio   1279A/70-71	Phillips, Hardie
Audio   1279A/72	Reichenberger
Audio   1279A/73	Rowen
Audio   1279A/74	Sheber, John
Audio   1279A/75	Smith, Linda
Audio   1279A/76	Smith, Michael
Audio   1279A/77-80	Snyder, Pam
Audio   1279A/81-82	Soglin
Audio   1279A/83	Stucky, Jim
Audio   1279A/84	Thacker, Tom and Wilson, George
Audio   1279A/85	Toman, Neil
Audio   1279A/86-88	Varijian, Leon
Audio   1279A/89-90	Wege, Bill and Nancy
Audio   1279A/91	Whittakers
Audio   1279A/92-93	Zander, Tom
Audio   1279A/94-98	Unidentified
Audio   1279A/99	Rudolph, Alan - "Welcome to L.A."
M2001-117	Part 3 (M2001-117): Additions, 1964-1974 Physical Description: 0.6 cubic feet (2 archives boxes)  Scope and Content Note: Additions, 1964-1974, consisting of copies of FBI files obtained by Fellner under the Freedom of Information Act and concerning individuals and organizations in Madison, Wisconsin.	⇧
	Individuals
Box   1 Folder   1	Miller, Bruce
Box   1 Folder   2-3	Slater, Timothy
Box   1 Folder   4	Small, Patrick
Box   1 Folder   5	Weberman, A.J.
	Organizations
Box   1 Folder   6	Kaleidoscope
Box   1 Folder   7	People's Office
Box   1 Folder   8	Sit-ins
Box   1 Folder   9-10	Students for a Democratic Society
Box   2 Folder   1	Students for a Democratic Society (continued)
Box   2 Folder   2	Take Over
Box   2 Folder   3	Wisconsin Alliance Party

Note

Additional information may be found on the front of the folders, on captions on reverse of photos, on corresponding 35 mm negative list and/or in Take Over.

• A.A.O.--German group
• A.I.B. Conference with Dick Gregory
• Aagard, Cathy
• Abortion--anti-abortion rally, March 1973. Photos by Howard Berman
• Affinity Squad--[Madison Police Dept.] undercover agents
• Ali, Muhammad
• Altendorf, Alan
• Amato, Nino and family. Photos by Michael Fellner
• Ann Arbor--Blues Fest, 1972. Photos by M. Fellner
• Anti-Ford, Nixon Pardon Rally, September 9, 1974
• Anti-war demonstration, Spring 1972
• Appalachia
• Armstrong, AMRC--material about bombing and trial. Photos mainly by H. Berman
• Armstrong, Dwight
• Assholes of mayoral candidates
• Atwood Bypass. Photos by H. Berman
• Balkin, Nat, owner of Ella's Deli. Photos by Michael Kienitz
• Ball, Phil
• Bank robbery--staged; safe used back of Bigsby, Kruthers clothing store
• Bars, Madison
• Baum, Mary Kay
• Berrigan, Phil
• Bertram, Janine (George Jackson Brigade)
• Bicentennial cover, "Betsy Ross." Photos by Maurice Thaler
• Bicentennial, Philadelphia. Photos by M. Fellner, taken in Philadelphia, July 4, 1976
• Bikers against the helmet law. Madison rally
• Biorkstrom, Honey Lewis
• Billboards
• Blum, Andre, City Administrator. Photos by H. Berman
• Brickson, Marv, AFL-CIO
• Broom Street Theatre [see also Joel Gersmann]
• Burbridge, Bobby Joe (this file contains Virnell Hunt related photos) [see also C.C. Riders]
• Burke, R. Whelan, former Alderman, 4th district. Photos by M. Kienitz
• Burroughs, William
• Butz, Earl, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
• C.C. Riders. Ollie Steinberg Freedom Party [see also Bobby Joe Burbridge]
• Camp McCoy
• Capital Times [fake] issue--reactions; Take Over staffer Stephanie Elliot in photos
• Capital Times/State Journal photos [fake issues]
• Carley brothers
• Carter, Jimmy. Close-ups. Photos by M. Kienitz
• Cemetery, Madison. Photos by M. Fellner
• Cerniglia, Joe "Buffo"
• Chamberlin, Clyde "Bud," Dane County coroner. Photos by H. Berman
• "Checkers" grave, Long Island, New York. Photos by Arthur Pollack, 1973
• Cheech and Chong, Madison concert
• Chicago '68--10 year [anniversary] demonstration, 1978
• Chicago 8 people [1978?]
• Circus, Madison. Photos by H. Berman
• City Council members
• Community organizations and places
• Concerts, local. A. Pollock, M. Kienitz, Bonny Christofferson
• Conrad, Ed, former City Attorney
• Cooper, Lewis. M. Fellner
• Couper, Police Chief. Photos by Ed Forbes
• Croal, George. Photos by M. Fellner
• Cuba. Some photos by M. Fellner, Jim Rowen, one by M. Kienitz [Madison group including Soglin]
• D.M.T. [drug]
• Dada show. Photos by H. Berman
• Dane County Jr. Fair. Photos by H. Berman
• Davis, Angela, Madison press conference
• DeAntonio, Emile, film director. Photos by M. Kienitz
• Deer hunting
• Dellinger, Dave, speaking at M.A.T.C. Photos by H. Berman
• Democratic Convention, Miami, 1972. Take Over photos by A. Pollock; no negs on file. [includes photo of George Wiley, National Welfare Rights Organization]
• Devine, James/landlord smut [includes color snapshots]
• Dillabaugh, Rev., rally, with his Dillabaugh's attorney Jack McManus
• Dog food banquet. Photos by M. Thaler
• Dolly's Cafe. Photos by H. Berman
• Dreadnaught trial (defendants with attorney/prosecution). Photos by H. Berman
• Drug bust, January 1972
• Drug photos
• Durand, Patty
• Durocher, Carl
• Dyke, Mayor Bill and wife
• Dylan, Bob. Madison concert, 1979. Photos by M. Kienitz
• East Side Amazement Co.
• Eau Claire [and oversize]
• Edelson, Morris
• Emergency Government, Office of
• Ethel Woods Intimate Apparel, 417 State Street, February 1979
• Film societies, UW-Madison
• Fine, David. M. Fellner, M. Kienitz [and oversize]
• First Wisconsin Bank
• Fishing. Blacks on Lake Monona. Take Over photos
• Fonda, Jane
• Forbes, Ed, Community Relations office
• Forcade, Tom
• Frances Court
• Frank, Herb
• Frankel, Mark with Charles May and Attorney Harold Langhammer. Photos by M. Fellner
• Freedom House plays "Free High Schools"
• Friends Mime Theatre
• Gabriner, Vicki
• Gallery 853, 853 Williamson Street
• Gates of Heaven Synagogue
• Gays of Madison. Photos by H. Berman
• George, Tom, Alderman
• Gersmann, Joel, director. Photos by H. Berman [see also Broom Street Theatre]
• Ginsberg, Allen. Madison, April 1972
• Ginsberg, Paul, UW-Madison Dean
• Glass, Bill, evangelist in Madison, Dane County Coliseum
• Golden, Bobby, Chicago market. Photo by M. Fellner
• Graffiti
• Grape boycott
• Gresham Abbey, Indian takeover
• Halloween
• Hardell, Ed, former County Supervisor
• Hash contest winner
• Hearst, Patty. Trial photos, unless otherwise marked by M. Fellner [includes l color photo]
• Heileger, P.O.W. Photos by H. Berman
• Heron, Gil Scott in Madison. Photos by M. Fellner
• Hitler's car, Eva Braun
• Hoffman, Abbie, rally, including Rip Torn, Jon Voight, Paul Krassner, Chicago 8, William Kunstler
• Hoffman, Barbara. Don Eisenberg, attorney
• Howard Johnson's. Daniel Nevaiser [and oversize]
• Howlin Wolf. Photos by A. Pollock
• Institute for Policy Studies Conference, 1975. Tom Hayden, Paul Soglin, Friedman, Williams
• Jamaica. Rastaman
• Jesus Freak. Salem Acres/Milwaukee House. Photos by M. Fellner
• Jim's Boarding House
• KKK, 1979. Photos by M. Kienitz
• Kaleidoscope cover
• Kathi's Sauna
• Kennedy, Teddy. Demonstration against speech in Capitol, 1980?
• Kennedy assassination re-enactment and symposium, 1975 [Madison; sponsored by Take Over]
• Kramer, Felix
• Krogers fire, 1970
• Kubala, Tim "Bali." Photos by M. Kienitz
• Kunstler, Attorney [William]
• Kushner, Rose
• La Crosse, Octoberfest
• Ladysmith [Wis.?] Kennecott [Copper Co.?]
• La Follette, Bronson and [his dog] Cutter
• Laird, Mel demonstration, 1971
• Lake Shore Manor
• Lama, Dalai. photo by Glenn Trudell--restricted
• Last Supper of the Left
• Lesy, Michael and books
• Lewis, Honey Biorkstrom
• Lewis, Jerry Lee in Madison. Photos by M. Kienitz
• Library mural. Niki Glen. Photos by M. Kienitz
• Linn, Bob
• Little, Joan. Demonstration
• Local Madison musicians, dancers, artist
• Lorraine's Cafe
• Love in public places. Photos by M. Kienitz
• Lubovitch Jews, Madison
• Lulling, MPD detective in charge of homicide
• Lynch, D.A. Humphrey
• Madison Art Fair
• Madison demonstrations [and oversize]
• Madison Gas and Electric
• Madison. Health Department expose. Photos by M. Kienitz
• Madison Newspapers. Photos by M. Thaler
• Madison Newspapers Inc. strike, 1977
• Madison Police, official photos [color]
• Madison scenes
• Madison school strike
• Man in line story
• Marcus, landlord Marvin. Photos by M. Fellner
• Marijuana harvest
• Marijuana legalization [hearing], State Capitol. Photos by M. Berman
• Marijuana murders? (Shilling, Zelenka, Stanton)
• Marine recruiter
• Marketti, Jim
• Maynard, Julie and trial
• Mazo Egg Company. Photos by M. Fellner
• McDonald, Pat
• McDonald's
• McGovern, George in Madison [with daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rowen]
• McMillin, Miles [Cap Times editor?]
• Megesey, Dave
• Mendota (Mental Health Institute), Cuckoo's Nest. Pam Ben Rilla? Photos by M. Fellner
• Mendota murders
• Metro Squad stories
• Miffland--homes--construction, destruction
• Mifflin Street block parties
• Mifflin Street Co-op
• Mifflin Street riot, May 1969, and others
• Milwaukee Fountain Riot, 1970
• Milwaukee Smoke-In, July 1972
• Minnesota Fats at Cue-Nique
• Miscellaneous pig photos
• Mitchell, Dick, WISM News, and Sher Firestone, mayor's secretary
• Mohs, Fred
• Monona Drive and Johnny's Packers Inn. Photos by H. Berman
• Moondog
• Moonies NY rally, Yankee Stadium, June 1, 1976
• Moore, Sara Jane
• Mortuary Convention, Madison, 1976. Photos by M. Fellner
• Murder in Madison
• Native Americans
• Nazis, Milwaukee
• Nazis, WORT. Photos by M. Kienitz
• Nesson, Art, "Art the Window Washer"
• Newton, Peter, Live Bait band. Take Over staffer
• Nicaragua, 1979, pre-revolution. Photos by M. Kienitz
• Nichol, D.A.
• Nuclear reactor
• O'Brien, Jane
• O'Connell, Ken
• O'Connell, Tedd
• Ochs, Phil, Madison. Photos by H. Berman
• Odetta
• Ogelsby, Carl, speaking at UW-Madison Assassination Symposium. Photos by H. Berman
• Old people
• Other cops and pig officials, non-Madison, including P&S [UW Police & Security?]
• Pardeeville watermelon contest
• Paunack, Robert "Bud," president Commercial State Bank. Photos by M. Fellner
• Pentagon Papers case
• Phillips, Susan K., former alderperson
• Pigs' tools
• Plasma, blood. Photos by M. Kienitz
• Pliska, Anton. Photos by M. Kienitz
• Police and Fire Commission [Madison]
• Product guide
• Prophylactics
• Proxmire, Senator William
• Punks in Madison
• Quaaludes. Calloway
• Quebec, Canada. July 1973
• Radke, Dave, heroin dealer
• Ravitz, Justin, Detroit judge. Photos by M. Fellner
• Record production. Full Compass, Sauk City
• Religion
• Republican Convention, Miami, 1972
• Republican Convention, Kansas City, 1976
• Reynolds, Henry
• Roberts, John, English Department. Lost tenure
• Rock festivals
• Roller skates. Photos by M. Kienitz
• Rolling Stones concert, Milwaukee, 1975
• Rosenbergs demonstration
• Roosevelt, Reid, in costume
• Rowen, Jim [see also Fine and Soglin]
• Rubin, Jerry, Madison, 1972. Photos by M. Fellner
• Russo, Johnny, trombonist. Photos by M. Kienitz
• St. James, Margot, of Coyotes
• St. Vincent fashion show. Photos by H. Berman
• "Sawdust Ain't Enough" by David Levine and Pat McGilligan [play about Oshkosh]
• Schreiber, Gov. Martin
• Scumlords [homes]
• Segretti, Daniel, in Madison. Hoax
• Shinnick, Phil
• Sidran, Ben
• Simon [______, shining shoes]
• Simonson, Archie [demonstration against Milwaukee judge.]
• Sleazy hotels in Madison. Photos by H. Berman
• Smith, Patty (rock star)
• Smoke-In, 1971
• Smoke-Out, April 29, 1972
• Soglin, Mayor Paul
• Soldier's Grove flood
• Sports
• Spring elections, 1973
• STASH
• State Street Mall riot, 1972
• Steak and Shiskabob strike
• Steinberg, Ollie [and oversize]
• Stone, Steve, "Right to Work"
• Stuffing and shitwork in Madison. Carwash, Madison Newspapers, dayworkers. Photos by M. Thaler
• Swine flu episode, Concourse [Hotel]
• Swine flu vaccine program. Photos by M. Fellner
• Take Over birthday parties
• Take Over staff
• Take Over wind fire [and oversize]
• Tattoo artist, Madison
• El Tejon. Photos by M. Fellner
• Trameri, Scott. Nark
• Truax
• True, Jeff, Gruber Farm, August 1974
• Twitty, Conway, and Loretta Lynn
• Underground roundup
• University of Wisconsin, Madison
• University of Wisconsin, Madison, architecture
• University of Wisconsin, Madison, tunnels
• Vietnam
• Vietnam. Victory, April 1975. March in Madison
• W.A.R.F. building
• Wallace, George [oversize]
• "The War at Home" [movie]--Glenn Silber and Barry Brown, producers. Photos by M. Kienitz
• Watergate office complex
• Waupun [prison riot?]
• Waupun [prison]. Bob Watt poetry reading. Photos by Waupun World prison photographer
• Wavy Gravy
• Weisberg, Tim
• WHA-TV, Tom Simon hearing
• White migrants from Texas
• WIBA-FM
• Williamson Street traffic demonstrations
• Wisconsin State Capitol
• Wisconsin State employees strike, 1977
• Wisconsin Supply
• Woman's Theatre
• Wisconsin Students Association [UW], Pail and Shovel party. Leon Varjian and Jim Mallon
• Yellow Cab/Checker Cab [strike]
• Yellow Jersey
• Yippies, Madison, circa 1978-1979
• Yopack, Dan. M. Fellner photo
• YMCA. Morris Edelson and Milton Trautman?
• Miscellaneous