Part 1 (Mss 840, Audio 1279A/1-29): Original Collection 1959-1980
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

Background articles

Correspondence, 1967-1980

Circulation and distribution, 1972-1976

General, 1968-1980, undated

FBI FOIA request regarding bomb plots, 1978-1979, undated
Note: See also Subject File--Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Hodges, James 1967-1976, undated

Karlin, Charles A. 1973

Prisoner mail, 1972-1978, undated

Ad requests

General

Subscription requests

Steinberg, Oliver (Ollie) 1973, undated
Note: See also Subject File and FBI Files.

Witz, Bob 1971-1976, undated

Financial records, 1971-1980

Accounts receivable, 1971-1979

A-Z general

Individual accounts

Bank deposit records, 1973-1978

Bank statements, 1971 November-1980

Cancelled checks

1971 December-1976

1977-1980 October

Journal of income and expenses, 1971 November - 1973 October

Legal files, 1973-1980

Amato v. Take Over, 1977-1980, undated

Maynard v. Take Over, 1976

Pollock v. Preston (Madison Police Department), 1973-1976, undated

Take Over and Fellner v. Capitol Theater Corporation and Schneider, 1975

Westby v. Madison Newspapers Inc., 1975-1976

State of Wisconsin v. Zelenka, 1975

Manuscripts and notes, undated

Articles

Interviews

Reporters' notebooks

Miscellany, 1970-1979, undated

Posters, flyers, open letters, bumper stickers 1969-1980, undated

Regular size

Oversize materials

Subject file, 1963-1980, undated

Amnesty, 1973

Anti-war

Consumer guide to the war, 1970-1972, undated

May Action, 1971

People v. Mary Ellen Miles, undated

Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)

Written materials, 1966-1970, undated

Audio, A University of Wisconsin student and SDS member discusses SDS and other anti-war groups, people, and events. 1965-1966
Scope and Content Note: University of Wisconsin student and SDS member, 1965-1966, discusses SDS and other anti-war groups, people, and events.
Scope and Content Note: Interview with a man, who is or was a student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He talks mostly about his involvement in Students for a Democratic Society on campus, but also about certain actions on campus of The Committee to End the War in Vietnam and other groups. He mentions specific people and certain actions or events they were involved in.

Army Math Research Center (AMRC) bombing, Madison 1966-1977, undated

AMRC background, 1966-1973, undated

AMRC space needs, 1970-1974, undated

Armstrong, Karl

Canadian extradition hearing, 1972

Petition to prevent extradition

Transcript of proceedings, Volume 5

Interviews, 1975, undated

Legal papers and notes of proceedings, 1972-1974, undated

Prison conduct reports, 1974-1977

Fine, David (letters concerning) 1976

Miscellany, 1969-1975, undated

Publications, 1972-1976, undated

"AMRC Papers"

"Army Math Research"

"Karl Armstrong--A Case of Resistance"

"Mathematics for Death"

"Politics of University Research"

Articles, flyers, petitions, open letters

Article drafts

Attica, 1971-1975, undated

Beloit Anti-Draft Union, 1973

Central Intelligence Agency surveillance, 1975

Chile, 1973

Credit Union National Association Inc., 1970-1971, undated

Criminal justice system--Mid-America Conference, 1970-1972

Dope, 1970-1977, undated

Education--high school organizing

General, 1969-1973, undated

"A Student's Book", 1972

Elson, Edward Ben 1973

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

General, 1972-1978

Socialist Workers Party suit regarding Milwaukee FBI surveillance, 1976

Federal Trade Commission--truth in lending rules and regulations, 1968-1970, undated

Fifth Estate, Organizing Committee for a 1970-1974, undated

General

Kent State conspiracy

George Jackson Brigade, 1977-1978, undated

Interview with Harvey Goldberg, University of Wisconsin history professor Late 1970s?
Scope and Content Note: Goldberg discusses the United States' economy and the "programmed oppression" supported by elite in society. He then discusses the theory of limited nuclear strike and the government's plans to use it in the Third World in the future to replace ground troops. Also discussed are Somoza, future economic conditions, personal freedoms, sixties movements, Students for a Democratic Society, the civil rights movement, and political organizing.

Guerrilla manuals, 1970-1974, undated

Ho Chi Minh Trail (proposed Madison street name), 1975, undated

(The) Humane Society Empiricists, 1973

Indochina Peace Campaign, 1973, undated

Kathi's Sauna, Madison 1972, undated

Kennedy Assassination/CIA Symposium, Madison 1975 March 18-20

Written materials

Taped speeches by Mark Lane, John Marks, Doug Porter, and Carl Oglesby 1975 March 18, 19, 20
Scope and Content Note

1279A/3: Lane speaks at a symposium on the Kennedy assassination sponsored by the Wisconsin Student Association and Take Over. He speaks about the activities of Lee Harvey Oswald, witnesses to the assassination, the Zapruder film, and the Warren Commission. A question and answer session follows the talk. Portions of this speech refer to slides being show. The speech was taped at the Capitol Theatre in Madison, Wisconsin.

1279A/4: After a brief talk and introduction by Michael Fellner, John Marks speaks about the topics of dirty tricks and Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) interference in various cultures, internal operations of the CIA in the United States, and the CIA's involvement in Watergate. Doug Porter speaks next, talking about Counter Intelligence Program (COINTELPRO), the Minutemen organization, and the Secret Army Organization. A question and answer session follows this talk, ending with "The Star-Spangled Banner." The speeches were taped at the Capitol Theatre in Madison, Wisconsin.

1279A/5: This tape begins with the conclusion to the question and answer session with Mark Lane. Carl Oglesby then speaks about who possibly murdered Kennedy and gives his "Yankee/Cowboy" perspective on this event and others. Oglesby also talks about Kennedy's election, Vietnam, Watergate, and the Bay of Pigs invasion. Following a question and answer session is the conclusion of the symposium. The speeches were taped at the Capitol Theatre in Madison, Wisconsin.

King, Martin Luther, Jr. assassination--play draft undated

Speeches by William Kunstler and Tony Russo [?], Circa 1974 October
Scope and Content Note: Following a few minutes of any unidentified speaker, Kunstler discusses the Dow Chemical action at University of Wisconsin in October 1967, violent and nonviolent resistance, and political terrorism. The final speaker, identified as Tony Russo [?], speaks on the support to free Karl Armstrong.

Interview with William Kunstler, Circa 1979
Scope and Content Note: Kunstler gives his opinions about gun rights and school integration. He also discusses his involvement in equal education court cases, his role as a would-be defense attorney of Lee Harvey Oswald and Jack Ruby, America after Kennedy, the Attica Prison riots, Martin Luther King, Jr., the Kent State killings, the role of teach-ins, drugs and drug trafficking, murder versus killing, and revolution. Much of the discussion relates to a teach-in held the previous night.

Speeches by William Kunstler, Tim Butz, and John Frapine on police repression undated
Scope and Content Note: William Kunstler speaks on police repression. Next, Tim Butz speaks on the intelligence community and their actions, structure, institutions, and repression carried out by the police and special operations groups. Then, John Frapine speaks on the development of police technologies.

Latin America, 1970, undated

Leary, Timothy 1973

Legal defense/grand juries, 1972, undated

Madison city government, 1966-1979, undated

Auditorium/Capitol Theatre, 1974, undated

Local elections, 1972-1973, undated

Madison Police Department, 1966-1975, undated

Cop watch, undated

Couper, Chief David--complaint of seven officers 1973, undated

Drug use investigation and arrests, 1972-1974, undated

Local pigs, undated

Resale as new of cars rented to police, 1971-1974, undated

Miscellany, 1966-1975, undated

Miscellany, 1973-1975, undated

Skornicka, Joel--mayoral election contributions 1978-1979

Soglin, Mayor Paul 1973-1978, undated

Appointments

Elections

1973-1976

(Amato), 1977

Taped interviews, circa 1979

Interview with Paul Soglin, Circa 1979
Scope and Content Note: The first ten minutes of this recording are of an interview with Paul Soglin, taking place sometime after his first six years in office as mayor of Madison. He is questioned on topics dealing with his personal life, such as his rumored drug use, sex in city hall, and negative press coverage he has received. Following this is an interview with a Federal Bureau of Investigation agent, covering wire taps, buggings, and other aspects of his cases dealing primarily with the Weather Underground.

Interview with Paul Soglin, Circa 1979
Scope and Content Note: Recorded over the first ten minutes or so of the Soglin interview is an unidentified man talking about Dave Zweifel and Madison's newspapers, the Wisconsin State Journal and the Capitol Times. Soglin then talks about his trip to Cuba, relating it to how government monies can be used to fund non-profit organizations to put the unemployed to work. The interview is again interrupted, this time by an unidentified man talking about military spending and production.

Interview with Paul Soglin, 1979 July 26
Scope and Content Note: Soglin talks about his plans to teach undergraduates upon leaving office and evaluates his time as mayor of Madison. He also talks about housing projects in Madison, the politics of the left, the symbolic victories of his term, different issues affecting the left, and organization of political activity in the community.

Interview with Paul Soglin, Circa 1979
Scope and Content Note: Paul Soglin shares his views on topics such as political campaign funding for Jerry Brown, California politics relating to Brown, Tom Hayden's relation to Jerry Brown, discussion of what the Left's role will be in the 1980s, politics in Madison, and his policies and methods for running the city's government.

Interview with Paul Soglin, Circa 1979
Scope and Content Note: Soglin speaks on issues of the city, such as changes in the police department, mental health and prison system reform, welfare problems involving an increase in recipients, his role in organizing activities, housing, racism, and his thoughts on the left.

Interview with Paul Soglin, Circa 1979
Scope and Content Note: Soglin discusses his view of Joel Skornicka as mayor and shares his thoughts on political ideology, specifically forming a socialist society.

Madison Sustaining Fund, 1971-1975, undated

National Action/Research on the Military Industrial Complex, 1970-1971, undated

North American Congress on Latin America, 1971-1972, undated

"Offenders and Offenses", 1971, undated

Oglesby, Carl 1973-1975, undated

Ollman, Bertell ("Class Struggle" board game) 1978-1979, undated

O'Toole, George (lie detector analysis of Lee Harvey Oswald tapes) 1972-1975, undated

Paunack, Bud 1965, undated

Pentagon Papers case, 1972-1973, undated

Political prisoners, 1971-1976, undated

General, 1973-1975, undated

Legal defense committees, 1971-1976, undated

San Quentin Six

Waupun Brothers Defense Fund

Wounded Knee

Other committees

Posse Comitatus, 1980

Preparation L News Service, 1973, undated

Public Service Commission of Wisconsin, 1970-1974, undated

"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

Written materials, 1974-1978, undated

Interview with Jeff Sallott [?] , undated
Scope and Content Note: Sallott [?] discusses the Royal Canadian Mounted Police affair, the secrecy of the government in Canada, Pierre Trudeau's leadership, and different types of legislation.

Sheriff, Dane County 1973-1974

Skolnick, Sherman--Citizens' Committee to Clean Up the Courts

Written materials, 1970-1973, undated

Interview with Sherman Skolnick, Chairman and founder of The Citizen's Committee to Clean Up the Courts 1973 April 28
Scope and Content Note: Skolnick discusses the circumstances, documentation, witnesses, and testimony regarding the Midway plane crash. He accuses the government of foul play and covering up the incident. He specifically mentions suppression of information and a Central Intelligence Agency plot to take over the country through martial law.

Steinberg, Oliver--shooting 1969-1975, undated

Symbionese Liberation Army, 1974-1976, undated

Teamsters for Democracy, 1971-1974

Washington State Prison, 1974-1975

Weather Underground film by Emile de Antonio, 1975, undated

"Wheelchairs for Wallace" campaign demonstrations, 1976

Witchcraft, undated

Series: FBI Files, 1959-1977

FBI FOIA request and legal materials, 1975-1977

Clippings

Documents and correspondence

Individual files, 1959-1977

Armstrong, Dwight 1970-1971

Armstrong, Karl 1969-1976

Declassified release

Other documents

Beal, Dana 1971-1972

Breidell, Eugene 1972

Eisenberg, Mark 1972-1974

Fellner, Michael 1972-1974

Handell, Edward 1970

Haslach, Henry 1966-1970

Declassified release

Other documents

Hopper, Jane 1969-1974

Declassified release

Other documents

Jones, Andrew 1968-1969

Declassified release

Other documents

Kastenmeier, Robert 1959-1975

Knops, Mark 1968-1973

Declassified release

Bach and Knops v. FBI--declassified release

Other documents

Kunstler, William 1970-1977

Declassified release

Other documents

Miller, Bruce 1971-1974

Declassified release

Other documents

O'Brien, James 1966-1972

Declassified release

Other documents

Rowen, James 1970-1973

Declassified release

Other documents

Slater, Timothy 1967-1974

Declassified release

Other documents

Small, Pat 1968-1975

Document series

Other documents

Soglin, Paul 1969-1975

Release copies

Other documents

Steinberg, Oliver 1969-1975

Declassified release

Other documents

Weberman, A.J. 1972-1976

Declassified release

Other documents

Organization files, 1964-1977

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

Document series

Other documents

Kaleidoscope, 1969-1973

Declassified release

Other documents

People's Office, 1971-1973

Declassified release

Other documents

Student Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam, 1967-1971

Students for a Democratic Society, 1964-1975

Document series

Newspaper clippings

Other documents

Students for a Democratic Society--Radical America, 1967-1971

Take Over, 1971-1976

Weather Underground Organization (WUO), 1970-1977

Wisconsin Alliance, 1971-1974

Declassified release

Other documents

Wisconsin Draft Resistance Committee, 1967

Youth International Party, 1970-1976

Document series

Parts I-IV

Parts V-XIII

Parts XIV-XV

Other documents

Serials

Zippies, 1969-1972

Events files, 1966-1976

Anti-war activities in Madison, 1966-1975

Army Math Research Center bombing, University of Wisconsin-Madison 1970-1976

Document series

Parts I-IV

Parts V-XIV

Parts XV-XXIII

Parts XXIV-XXXII

Parts XXXIII-XL

Parts XLI-XLIII

Other documents

Photographic evidence (photocopies)

Other evidence

Newspaper clippings

Army ROTC building bombing, University of Wisconsin-Madison 1969-1975

Baraboo (Wisconsin) Ordnance Depot, attempted bombing 1970-1975

Document series

Other documents

Minneapolis Federal Building bombing, 1970-1974

National Guard Armory bombing, Madison 1969

Republican National Convention, Miami 1972-1974

Wisconsin Power & Light generator station, Prairie du Sac (Wisconsin), attempted bombing 1970-1974

COINTELPRO (FBI Counterintelligence Program)--New Left, 1966-1969

Series: Madison Police Department Individual Affinity Files, 1968-1977

Background materials, 1972-1974, undated

Notes and miscellaneous pages, 1969-1974

Individual files

Fellner, Michael 1971-1973

Knops, Mark 1968-1972

Mate, Ken 1969-1973

Mattes, John 1971-1973, 1976

Morales, Kathleen 1971-1973, 1977

Small, Pat 1971-1972, 1977

Series: Weather Underground Organization Interviews, 1976-1979

Interview notebooks (5)

Interview with Peter Clapp, 1979 February 4
Scope and Content Note: The interview concerns the Weather Underground Organization. Clapp begins by discussing the goals and views of the Weather Underground, the New York Townhouse incident, revolution and the working class, theories on Federal Bureau of Investigation attempts to break up the organization, Columbia, Cadre schools, armed struggle, Underground's collapse, black and women's movements, and women's liberation's role within the organization.

Interview with Judy Clark and Jane Spellman, 1979 January 15
Scope and Content Note: The interview concerns the Weather Underground Organization. Clark and Speilman being interviewed about a suit filed against the Federal Bureau of Investigation in which they are involved. Some topics discussed are illegal actions taken by the FBI, such as wire tapping and mail openings. They also discuss the different types of information contained in the FBI files and harassment by the FBI they have experienced and heard about.

Interview with Emile de Antonio, 1976-1977
Scope and Content Note: The interview concerns the Weather Underground Organization, particularly the difficulties of setting up the film Underground, secret meetings with Weather Underground members, Federal Bureau of Investigation COINTELPRO operations and other obstacles during production, the screening in Madison, and early reactions to the film. Also discussed are the goals, problems, and personalities of the film.

Interview with Dave Gilbert, undated
Scope and Content Note: The interview concerns the Weather Underground Organization. He gives his political views on revolution in the United States and around the world, the United States as an exploiter of developing nations, oppression of women and minorities, the women's movement more generally, the rise of religious sects in America, and barriers to the New Left.

Interview with Dave Gilbert (continued), undated
Scope and Content Note: The interview concerns the Weather Underground Organization. Gilbert begins by talking about white supremacy and racism. He then goes on to aspects of his personal history and background, and discusses his views on events in the 1960s and the various movements taking place. Also discussed is his role in an views on Students for a Democratic Society, PL, and the Columbia University student strike.

Interview with Dave Gilbert (continued) , undated
Scope and Content Note: The interview concerns the Weather Underground Organization. Gilbert discusses sexuality and the revolutionary youth movement. The he gets into his involvement Weather Underground, their politics, trashing, gang actions, Days of Rage, violence at Flint, and learning to carrying out low level military violence. He closes by discussing the above ground and underground aspects of the movement, the Townhouse incident, and his going underground.

Interview with Dave Gilbert (continued) , undated
Scope and Content Note: The interview concerns the Weather Underground Organization, particularly the organization and leadership of the Weather Underground.

Panel discussion with Sid Stapleton and Donald Freid [?] on COINTELPRO, Watergate, and Patty Hearst. undated
Scope and Content Note: The recording starts with an unidentified man talking on the pervasiveness of clandestine operations. Next, there is a panel discussion involving Sid Stapleton on Counter Intelligence Program (COINTELPRO), Donald Freid [?] on intelligence relating to the Watergate and Patricia Hearst affairs. Then an unidentified woman talks on subversion of the women's movement.

Interview with Carl Oglesby, 1979 February 15
Scope and Content Note: The interview concerns the Weather Underground Organization. Oglesby covers such issues as formation of the Weathermen, Students for a Democratic Society, PL, the Boulder Conference, COINTELPRO activity and its effect on the Weather Underground. He then discusses his role as a liberal non-communist and the group's resistance to him as such, the interrelationships of different groups and factions, his relation to others in the Weather group, and his views on the Weathermen. Recorded in Washington, District of Columbia.

Interview with Carl Oglesby (continued), 1979 February 15
Scope and Content Note: The interview concerns the Weather Underground Organization. Oglesby covers such issues as formation of the Weathermen, Students for a Democratic Society, PL, the Boulder Conference, COINTELPRO activity and its effect on the Weather Underground. He then discusses his role as a liberal non-communist and the group's resistance to him as such, the interrelationships of different groups and factions, his relation to others in the Weather group, and his views on the Weathermen. Recorded in Washington, District of Columbia.

Interview with Wes Swearingen, 1979 February 17
Scope and Content Note: A retired Federal Bureau of Investigation agent discusses the Weather Underground Organization, stakeouts on Emile de Antonio's film, surveillance on different groups, the discovery of a bomb factory in San Francisco, and other investigations he was involved in. He is asked for different types of information on the Weather Underground.

Interview with Joanne Zilsel, Paul Hoebner, Bill Gardiner, and Leslie Abrahamson undated
Scope and Content Note: The interviews concern the Weather Underground Organization. Zilsel, a former Weather member who split from the organization, discusses her experiences with that organization and with the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Hoebner, a former Federal Bureau of Investigation agent, is questioned about the kidnapping plot of Jennifer Dohrn's baby and how many operations and agents the FBI used to investigate the Weather Underground. Gardiner, another FBI agent also discusses the investigation of the documentary on the Weather Underground. Abrahamson, a member of the defense team on an unspecified Underground case, defends certain members of the Weather Underground and talks about the case, as well as FBI actions to apprehend members of this group.

Series: Miscellaneous Personal Files, 1973-1979

Nixon Pardon Demonstration arrest, Madison 1974

Norman Bullen v. Frances Court Apartments residents, 1977-1979

Soglin, Paul--drafts of article by Fellner 1973

Series: Visual Materials

35 mm negatives and contact sheets

unidentified

Dave Megesey
Note: No contact print.

Art Fair, Madison

D. Nevaiser - Howard Johnson's

Mazo Egg Co.

Jean Roberts

Art Fair - Lesy

Women's Theatre

Bank robbery

Alan Ginsberg

McDonald's/Gates of Heaven

Mattes - Concourse

Cuba?

Man in line story-photo

[Gresham Abbey--takeover by Indians?]

[Karl Armstrong Block Party]

Elvis crazies

Gil Scott Heron in Madtown

Studio Ollie [Steinberg?]

[David] Fine by Fellner, 1976 January 12

Funeral directors

Funeral Directors Convention, 1976 May 15

Hearst Trial/newspaper mock-up, Rolls 1,2,3

Ann Arbor Teach-In?

Nevaiser house burning and power failure-sabotage, 1972 February 24

Hearst trial, Roll 4/FireHouse March?

Take Over promo photo

Waupun--guard meeting

Annie Haebel

Joe's House of Sandals

Susan Kay Phillips

Honey

Bruce Tillinger Mifflin Block Party

Best laundromats

Wounded Knee-Pine Ridge

Marion Street

Jamie Blue-WIBA Radio

Abbie [Hoffman]-Rennie [Davis]
Note: No contact print

Ollie Steinberg party

MATC

Minnesota Fats

Armstrong and Frankel by Kienitz

Karl Armstrong in prison w/ Mark Frankel

Dave Karpe and Mike Fellner, press pass photos

IRA story--Graphix

Howard Johnson's graffiti

Calloway

Nixon at game

Moebius-Bard

Miscellaneous

Lorraine's Cafe, 1977 Thanksgiving, and Willy Street

POW reunion--Mrs. Findley and Robert Leff

Isle Royale, 1977 June

unidentified

Biker rally, Madison, 1977

Glenn's Vietnamese celebration

Governor's inaugural, 1977

White migrants and Rex Weiner at airport, Madison

Frances Court related photos

State Nark and Coffey

Northport Baptist

Castro on T.V.
Note: No contact print

Dildo Show, 1977 December

unidentified

MNI strike, 1977 September

YMCA

Firestone/WISM guy

Top/Nark

unidentified

Cemetery

San Francisco Mime Troupe

From Capitol dome, Madison

Gene McCarthy Convention

David Phillips - CIA

Israel--Masada

Edward Ben Elson/Patty Elson

Madison bar

Nancy Schub, Mike Wilmington, Michael Sack

UW football game food drive

Phil Ball

Dwight Armstrong and his attorneys in Canada

Janine Bertram

10/77 south side

Kunstler, Ann Arbor Teach-in

Patty Hearst related

David Fine and Co.

Emergency Government, 1977 September

Madison Newspapers, Carroll Street

Art Thomas

Art Thomas

Candy Cooper

Waupun Prison, July 21

Marijuana murders

unidentified

Cuba

6th party

Cuba (Fellner photos)

Morris Edelson in anatomy lab with cadavers

Chicago Produce Market with Bob Golden

Amato

Soglin/Amato

Madison Bar fashion show

Soglin/Amato Rotary Club

Mayoral candidates

unidentified

Folks Oma Peugot accident

Steam tunnels

Cow-Cabinet post

unidentified

North Carolina

Smoky Mountains/Gatlinburg

West Virginia

Gatlinburg

Appalachia

Madison cemetery

Soglin and staff

YMCA

Scumlords

Slumlord's homes

unidentified

Bicentennial

Philadelphia Bicentennial

July 4th demonstration

Bicentennial

Buffo Cunningham

Johnny Russo

Lubovitcher (Kienitz)

Inoculation

Lubovitch

Marcus--landlord

Amatos

Dan Yopack

Mendota St. Hospital

Fake kidnapping

Miscellaneous

Verona

Steak and Shish Kebab strike

Mary Kay Baum

Salem Acres

Stephanie Moslensky? teasing bankers?, Madison

unidentified

Jesus freaks

Kunstler, 1st Congressional smoke-in

Take Over, Koops, Capitol photos

State Street mall riots, 1972
Note: No contact print for 199.

Peter Newton at massage parlor

Earl Butz in Madison

Zippie press conference

Hitler car, West Towne

Phil Berrigan

Soglin

Man on the Street and Warner Schlock Fest

Drug Bust--D.A. Michael, Protest, Metro Drug Comm., 1971

Whelan Burke

Jerry Rubin--Frances Street

Armstrong trial

Police-rental cars
Note: No contact print

Beach Boys concert
Note: No contact print

WIBA Jamie Blue
Note: No contact print

Warner Park Schlock Fest

Toby Emmer
Note: No contact print

Joan Roberts
Note: No contact print

Doc Watson
Note: No contact print

La Crosse Octoberfest
Note: No contact print

Republican-Democrats Nov.'72 "victory" parties

Exorcism

Chicago 7 contempt trial

Ann Arbor Blues Fest
Note: No contact print

Jane Fonda
Note: No contact print

Proxmire-Dairy Run in Wisconsin

William Dyke party-1973 mayoral election

Wounded Knee
Note: No contact print

Take Over--wind fire
Note: No contact print

Soglin

Carl Oglesby
Note: No contact print

Bobby Joe and Reuben Wilkie
Note: No contact print

St. Vincent fashion show
Note: No contact print

Circus
Note: No contact print

Cheech and Chong
Note: No contact print

P.O.W. Heigler homecoming

Wisconsin Supply
Note: No contact print

Soglin's 1st interview

MPD Affinity Squad

Yanacher Studio
Note: No contact print

Dave Dellinger, Madison (MATC and Union)
Note: No contact print

Take Over staff

MPD Affinity Squad-1972 election demo
Note: No contact print

ITT demonstration

Soglin 1973 victory

Couper-Soglin

Paunack and Commercial Street; Capitol dome
Note: No contact print

Karl Armstrong-Judge Sachtjen

Soglin at Block Party

Spring rites and old man in community center
Note: No contact print

Soglin--1st swearing-in

[Donald] Segretti in Madison

Stephanie Elliot
Note: No contact print

Madison Art Fair, 1974
Note: No contact print

Nixon-Ma Bell, etc.

Sherman Skolnick & Company; Sherman and Alex
Note: No contact print

Ed Elson and friends

Chief Couper, Forbes
Note: No contact print

Phil Berrigan

Divine Light Mission and miscellaneous Madison scenes
Note: No contact print

Methodist Church steeple painters
Note: No contact print

Wisconsin State Journal issue: dog and rabbit, Blair Pollack chase scene recreated
Note: No contact print

Used Trojan
Note: No contact print

Joel Gersmann (nude)
Note: No contact print

Nixon mask at football game

Assholes of mayoral candidates

Alan Altendorf

several larger format negatives

folder of uncaptioned contact prints without matching negatives

Color slides

10th annual Mifflin St. Block Party, State Street mall, 1979 May
Note: Glenn Silber's slides.

11th annual Mifflin St. Block Party, State Street mall, 1980 May

Take Over wallpaper in Fellner's apartment at 7 Frances Court, 1980

Cuba, 1977 December

Cuba, 1980 February
Note: Fellner slides.