Dallas Notes (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Dallas Notes" in English language version.

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dallasnews.com (Global: 757^th place; English: 455^th place)

"Stoney Burns, leading voice of the 1960s Dallas counterculture, dies at 68" by Roy Appleton, Dallas Morning News, April 29, 2011.
"Dallas activists in 1960s struggled against status quo in a time of tumult, change" by Roy Appleton, Dallas Morning News, October 25, 2008. Retrieved July 27, 2010.

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"Stoney Burns dies at 68: Crusading underground journalist was incessantly harassed by Dallas officials" by Thorne Webb Dreyer, The Rag Blog, May 2, 2011.

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"Stoney Burns and Dallas Notes: Covering the Dallas Counterculture, 1967–1970" (Master of Arts thesis, history), by Bonnie Alice Lovell, University of North Texas (1999); OCLC 43299591, 928059863

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"Justice: Getting Stoney Burns", Time (magazine), November 25, 1974.

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"Oral History Interview With Doug D. Baker, Jr., 1998 October 29 & 30", interviewed by Bonnie Lovell; OCLC 319177710
"Stoney Burns and Dallas Notes: Covering the Dallas Counterculture, 1967–1970" (Master of Arts thesis, history), by Bonnie Alice Lovell, University of North Texas (1999); OCLC 43299591, 928059863
"Oral History Interview With Brent Lasalle Stein "Stoney' Burns", 1998 April 28," interviewed by Bonnie Lovell; OCLC 317394351
Unamerican Activities: The Campaign Against the Underground Press, compiled by Geoffrey Rips, City Lights Books (1981), pps. 107–8; OCLC 65614029, 251710773
Note: Rips (né Geoffrey Keith Rips; born 1950) is, among other things, a former editor of the Texas Observer