Lays out an ambitious practical program for the Haight-Ashbury as the neighborhood braced for the influx of "between 50 and 200,000" "youth of America [that] are on their ways to the Haight-Ashberry [sic]." The Diggers call for six “functioning rituals”: free food, productive farms, hostels, a garage to repair broken machines, tent-making from surplus rags, and to offer the Trip Without A Ticket as “total theatre" and "as a social art form.” What is striking is how concrete the proposal is—supplies, tools, talent, space, food, rent money, and coordination—while still framed in the Diggers’ language of theatre, ritual, and social transformation. The handwritten note indicates that the sheet was printed by the Communication Company. |