Mother Jones, Premier Issue, Vol. 1 Number 1 (February/March 1976)

Published by Foundation for National Progress, San Francisco, 1976

About this Item

In good condition; short tears and creasing along top edge, with soft diagonal bend near top; moderate scuffing to wraps; short diagonal crease at outside corners; hard rub and short tear at bottom of spine; light toning; small moderate stain pages 14 and 15, otherwise, clean interior pages; binding sound. 86 pages. 12 x 8.5 in. CONTENTS: Letters; Frontlines; The People's Directory; Judith Barnard, Just What the Doctor Ordered (Quentin Young); Only Cook for Those You Love; Bo Burlingham, They've All Gone to Look for America (searching for activists); Women of Photography; Paul Jacobs, What You Don't Know May Hurt You (nuclear power plant); Kate Coleman, Circus Days; TV Quiz; Li-li Ch'en, Peking! Peking! (Peking 1947-8); Getting Your Way at 40,000 Feet (airline food and other hazards); James D. Houston and Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston, Other Days of Infamy (World War II Japanese-American internment); Carol Sternhell, The Women Are Talking About Anger (rape victims); Robert Shultheis, Playing the Hand Game (American Indian ritual); Ed Ward, Sweetsop, Soursop, Mangos and Cane (Jamaican reggae); Clancy Sigal, On Reading; Records; Film; None of the Above. Inv. FS0157. Note: image of front cover cropped at edges.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Mother Jones, Premier Issue, Vol. 1 Number 1 (February/March 1976)
• Publisher: Foundation for National Progress, San Francisco
• Publication Date: 1976
• Language: English
• Binding: Soft cover
• Illustrator: Editorial: Adam Hochschild, Paul Jacobs, Deborah Johnson, Jeffrey Klein (literary), Denise Levertov (poetry), Joan Medlin (research), Richard Parker
• Condition: Good