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Monument Project: California Hall San Francisco New Year's Day 1965
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California Hall San Francisco New Year's Day 1965
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California Hall, New Year's Eve 1964/New Year's Day 1965
Council on Religion and the Homosexual: Statement Released at Press Conference on January 2, 1965
The Ladder, February-March 1965, Vol. 9, No. 5 and 6
CTRL+F to find the "After the Ball" press release from the lesbian magazine.
LGBTQ Religious Archives: Police Raid at New Year's Day Ball at California Hall
Documents of the LGBT Movement
by
Chuck Stewart
Call Number: 306.7660973 STEWDOCU2018
ISBN: 9781440855016
Publication Date: 2018-05-25
See Document 47
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