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| | Psychedelic 60s: Woodstock |
 | | Woodstock as "Three Days of Peace and Music," and hoped to draw a crowd of 150,000 for a celebration of a communal spirit and to hear some of the most popular rock acts of the day. |
 | | The festival started on Friday, August 15, 1969, and the crowds quickly grew to number over 450,000, causing massive traffic jams, logistical nightmares, shortages of food and medical supplies, and potential problems of crowd control. |
 | | Arnold Skolnick, the artist who designed the Woodstock poster said, "Something was tapped, a nerve in this country, and everybody just came." Woodstock came to symbolize all that was right and good about the hippie movement, but also that the movement was to be short-lived. |
| www.lib.virginia.edu /small/exhibits/sixties/woodstock.html (371 words) |
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