Ink Magazine The Other Newspaper No. 14, 31 July 1971 James Baldwin Summing up of the Oz Trial
INK Underground Newspaper No 14, 31 July 1971
SUMMING UP THE OZ TRIAL
The climax of five amazing weeks. Page 3
There has been a slight nuclear accident'
This is what you will hear when a U.S. nuclear submarine
blows up in Scotland. Anthony Hetherington examines the secret 'Black Book'
of 'do's and don'ts' for nuclear disasters. Page 8
James Baldwin interview
'I have a lot on my mind. I have my country on my mind and my family on my mind.
And to tell you the truth, I'm weary of these performances. I'm terribly weary of these questions.
It all seems to me so obvious.' Page 9
INK was also known as the other newspaper it was founded by Richard Neville, co-founder of OZ magazine in May 1971. It was Neville's view that the existing underground press of the time were no longer catering the need for an alternative attitude. INK launched as a weekly publication in May 71 and changed to a fortnightly in August. Ink was driven by Richard Neville, Andrew Fisher, Ed Victor and Felix Dennis but due to it's close association with Oz magazine and the Oz trials it folded in February 1972.
SUMMING UP THE OZ TRIAL
The climax of five amazing weeks. Page 3
There has been a slight nuclear accident'
This is what you will hear when a U.S. nuclear submarine
blows up in Scotland. Anthony Hetherington examines the secret 'Black Book'
of 'do's and don'ts' for nuclear disasters. Page 8
James Baldwin interview
'I have a lot on my mind. I have my country on my mind and my family on my mind.
And to tell you the truth, I'm weary of these performances. I'm terribly weary of these questions.
It all seems to me so obvious.' Page 9
INK was also known as the other newspaper it was founded by Richard Neville, co-founder of OZ magazine in May 1971. It was Neville's view that the existing underground press of the time were no longer catering the need for an alternative attitude. INK launched as a weekly publication in May 71 and changed to a fortnightly in August. Ink was driven by Richard Neville, Andrew Fisher, Ed Victor and Felix Dennis but due to it's close association with Oz magazine and the Oz trials it folded in February 1972.
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