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In the spring of 1968, "just prior to his assassination," Martin Luther King, Jr. planned to speak at a "Saturday night jamboree" in Richmond. Since on other occasions "it had appeared evident that Mrs. Julia Brown was peculiarly effective in thwarting similar plans for M.L.K.appearances," arrangements were made to have her in Richmond the night before King's speech - whereupon Dr. King cancelled his appearance. The authors then state: "It is our firm conviction that this community was saved some $100,000 to $1 million (and perhaps some lives) that would inevitably, have resulted from Dr. King's 'non-violent' agitation." TACT, which stands for Truth About Civil Turmoil, was a John Birch Society front group

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In a later leaflet a Richmond John Birch Society front group claimed that this speech caused Martin Luther King, Jr. to cancel his upcoming Richmond appearance thus saving the community "some $100,000 to $1 million (and perhaps some lives) that would inevitably, have resulted from Dr. King's 'non-violent' agitation"

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Issued anonymously but stylistically resembling other J.B.S. items and expressing one of their obsessions of the 1970s

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The first rating of Congressmen and Senators according to the standards of the John Birch Society

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The third rating of Congressmen and Senators according to the standards of the John Birch Society

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The eleventh rating of Congressmen and Senators according to the standards of the John Birch Society

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The fifteenth rating of Congressmen and Senators according to the standards of the John Birch Society

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The fifth rating of Congressmen and Senators according to the standards of the John Birch Society

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The fourteenth rating of Congressmen and Senators according to the standards of the John Birch Society

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The seventh rating of Congressmen and Senators according to the standards of the John Birch Society

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Grice composed many of these poems about prominent people. The first letters of each line spell out the subject's name. Grice would mail two copies to the subject requesting that the recipient keep one copy and sign the other copy and return it using a self-addressed envelope

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Special Robert Welch Memorial Issue. Contains "How Robert Welch Developed His Views on Conspiracy in America" by Robert W. Lee, "Welch and Eisenhower" by William P. Hoar, "What Made Robert Welch and His Society the Target of the Smear" by Alan Stang, "Welch & Buckley" by Medford Evans, "The Life and Character of Robert Welch" by Gary Allen, "Behind That Long Speech at Indianapolis: Founding of the Society" by Susan L.M. Huck, etc

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With a b/w photo of Welch

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Allen alleges that Cranston was a "boy revolutionary" in Tabasco while a quarter-miler on the Stanford track team, a protégé of "identified Soviet spy" Louis Adamic, instrumental in covering up the Katyn Forest Massacre as an official of the Office of War Information, a leading advocate of world government while president of United World Federalists, etc

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Allen warns of a push by the Federal government to extend its control through a system of regional or "metropolitan government," which could end up as a "big brother" dictatorship by "metrocrats"

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Allen discusses the "big lies" which led to U.S. involvement in World Wars I & II and the "big lies" about Social Security and the Federal Reserve System. He concludes: "We shall either overcome the smooth-tongued wizards of the Big Lie, removing them from political office, or face the terror and slaughter that will result from their final betrayal"

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Allen alleges that one policeman was killed and another wounded by "uniformed guerrillas" of the Republic of New Africa

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"But keep in mind that the issue at hand is not law and order. All Communist nations, every dictatorship, has law and order - enforced by a national police force. No, the question is who is going to enforce law and order, our local police or the federal government. Fedcop must be stopped"

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"While the L.E.A.A. was funding a Communist Front to attack the police in Chicago, flying a professor to lecture Texas officers on the relevance of Karl Marx, and spending billions to take control of our local police, crime was up 18 percent last year. Since the Fedcop program began, crime has risen 60 percent"

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"Look for the Commie Label!"

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Allen writes that in August, 1970 Richard Nixon indiscretely mentioned to Rear Admiral Ira E. McMillian that he proposed to end the Vietnam War in October, 1972 (during his re-election campaign). Later, Allen alleges, Henry Kissinger, in order to silence McMillian about Nixon's playing politics with the lives of U.S. soldiers, ordered the Admiral to be kidnaped and held incommunicado at the Bethesda Naval Hospital

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The liberal trade union bureaucracy should follow the lead of the "hard hats" who supported George Wallace

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Allen's report on the Convention of the National Conference for New Politics

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Allen turns his attention to Angela Davis' tenure in the U.C.L.A. philosophy department and her subsequent termination by the U.C. Board of Regents

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