'60s still alive on a corner in Echo Park  A spirited Art
Goldberg was up in his shabby Echo Park office Monday afternoon,
above the Vietnamese bakery with the moon cakes he loves,
counting votes for the antiwar resolution he's been touting
since August.  "I think we've got 10," said the lanky, lifelong
rabble-rouser, who predicted the Los Angeles City Council would
do the right thing Tuesday.  A grainy 43-year-old photo of
Goldberg, standing on top of a police car on the UC Berkeley
campus, hangs proudly on a wall of the Working Peoples Law
Center, where Goldberg and his tiny staff take up the legal
causes of people who don't have Phil Spector money to throw
around.  "The free speech movement literally started in my
house," says Goldberg, who hasn't ever been muzzled in the years
that have followed. Every Friday evening, the brother of
longtime teacher and pol Jackie Goldberg is at Sunset and Echo
Park, happy to get a horn honk or a raised fist for all his
cajoling about this crazy war and its crazier sponso