Schultz covered the 1968 Democratic National Convention for the '' Evergreen Review '' and later wrote '' No One Was Killed '' ( 1969 ) , a first-person account of his experiences both in the International Amphitheater where the convention was held and on the streets and in the parks of Chicago where antiwar protesters gathered , rallied , and clashed with police . He also witnessed the subsequent trial of eight participants for conspiracy and inciting riot ( the Chicago Seven ) , which he wrote about in '' Motion Will Be Denied , '' ( 1972 ) , later republished as '' The Chicago Conspiracy Trial ''
1968 Democratic National Convention
1968 Democratic National Convention
John Schultz (writer)