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WASHINGTON—Seaman Roger Priest, who said he felt it was his “duty to speak out on the Vietnam war,” received nearly the minimum court-martial sentence after being convicted of promoting disloyalty with his anti-war newspaper, “OM.”

Old generals never die, but what is worse they don’t fade away either! Where do old generals go? Into the Elysian Fields of “Defense” Contracting.

[Web Archive note: The title and text of the print original of this article used the transliteration ‘Cakra.’ It has been changed to ‘Chakra’ here to conform with more familiar usage.] Rainbow Can you float through the universe of your …

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Joan Bird is a twenty-year-old New York City Black Panther. Before January of last year Joan’s life revolved around serving the people. At night she studied at Bronx Community College. “My ambition was to become a nurse,” says Joan. “I …

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Lay, Elrod, lay; Lay in your iron lung for awhile. Play, Elrod, play; Play with your toes for awhile. —Weatherman song to the tune of Dylan’s “Lay, Lady, Lay” Last October the SDS Weathermen went to Chicago to take on …

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“The nation’s young revolutionaries feel they are modern-day barbarians attacking the diseased Rome of the 1970s” —Major General Glenn C. Ames (California National Guard Commander) addressing 1,500 pigs from across that state last month.

Two hundred Chippewa warriors seized a lighthouse belonging to the U.S. government at Whitefish Bay in the Upper Peninsula on June 23. The takeover came after a Great Lakes Indians Youth Conference that was attended by 250 Ottawa, Potawatomi, Sioux …

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Specially designed “Kill Cong” badges were awarded by a U.S. Army battalion to soldiers who could prove they killed a soldier of the National Liberation Front (NLF) last year, according to statements by returned servicemen. “One way to prove your …

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As prematurely, but accurately reported in our last issue the Michigan House approved a bill June 19 lessening the penalties for possession of two ounces or less of marijuana. There were only three dissenting votes on the bill that would …

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Draft boards are bracing themselves for a deluge of requests for conscientious objector to war status as a result of a recent Supreme Court decision which said you don’t have to be religious to qualify.