Inside Story #6 1972

Inside Story 6 cover

November 1972 issue including: Phone phreaking, censorship, Russian dissidents and psychiatry, repression at Broadmoor, radical psychiatry/psychology, Stoke Newington 8 trial, Bookchin's "Post Scarcity Anarchism" reviewed, pamphlets, news, notes, letters, contacts.

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