John Schultz (1) (1932–)

The demonstrations outside the 1968 Democrat National Convention as well as the machinations inside the convention made for a very complex and chaotic event. John Schultz had press credentials and had access to what was happening inside the convention as well as the demonstrations. No One Was Killed is a street-level look at the confusion and chaos of the week. This is an essential addition to any reading about that period of time and the cultural phenomenon that changed society. Read in tandem with Nicolas Knowles Bromell's Tomorrow Never Knows (about the cultural shifts taking place with music and psychedelics during that period), provided me with some more insight to this fascinating period of time.… (altro)