by Martha Quillen Two score and six years ago, Ed Quillen and some of his friends started musing about whether Wyoming could be taken over by hippies (in a nonviolent manner, of course). It was a crazy idea, but the events unfolding in 1969 almost made it seem feasible. Student riots, sit-ins, and demonstrations rocked the nation. The Black Panthers, LaRaza, National Organization of Women, American Indian Movement, Students for a Democratic Society and Gay Liberation Front were on the rise. In October, reformers called for a Moratorium on the Vietnam War, and on Nov.15, that event culminated with 250,000 ...