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Ho Appointed Ramsey Clark, Who Has Done His Best to Torpedo The PDC January 1968 Seventy-five Cents cc ho appointed Ramsey Clark, who has done his best to torpedo the investigation of the case? Who controls the CIA ? Who controls the FBI? Who controls the Archives where this evidence is locked up for so long that it is unlikely that there is anybody in this room who will be alive when it is released? This is really your property and the property of the people of this country. Who has the arrogance and the brass to prevent the people from seeing that evidence? Who indeed? "The one man who has profited most from the assassination - your friendly President, Lyndon Johnson!" — Jim Garrison ▪ •„;,,, sl•• • • . , • , A • . , jlL , AWAKENING • .41,,,,‘J z _ MORNING STAR Artists Irene McHugh . Artist: Phil Bird Artist: John Star Cook THE TAROT SPEAK is a set of 22 miniature posters (PA" x 12"). These are the 22 major trump of the Tarot. Each card is you, as you read it. 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Once you've completed your enrollment sereemed, youll get e stereo tape of your choice FREE for every two tapes you purcheml SEND NO MONEY NOM lust fill in end malt the coupon today! Your five FREE tapes and yow first selection will soon be In your home for you to enjoy far years to camel [Page 26] axe's Memoirs [Page 43] Garrison vs. FBI, CIA, et al. I Mb: Ay law Wu.. me Oa mat In Oar. bat a ..ma nave ••■■■•■■•, I 4 SEASONS APO, 170 alma. ler. / or OP.! oar government and the honesty of our cur- a boy doll with genitals just where FRANNIE COLUMBIA STEREO TAPE CLUB • Terre Haute, Melte they'd be in the Platonic form for boy. VALLI Apologia: rent President. 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Pre also WW1. tat saw I am ALSO SENO THESE out articles (you are justified in asking Owl. now Its ow sat *Won, ter Math I am PATH vinced us that something is terribly, and tional security"—documents which in- in be baled Fl.N. plus p.a. sad WWII.. N- why we are hiring such a laggard) leaves Wm the aell-thresellas teas-op reel nue. even unusually, rotten in Washington. clude evidence of Oswald's right-wing Mr meth musical Interest Ls (WWI amt: Turner has had full access to Garrison's ties and his role as a CIA "double Lord Russell's London Institute next ❑ CLASSICAL ❑ POPULAR month to join our growing bureaucracy In Wagon to the and soled. I ant WYNN files, and has logged 80,000 miles double- agent." If Johnson's administration has ow, I wree to muches• We WNW. 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It ful- In Orange County, where these things (Plow ow. amt wee watt Paume purists who like to give things away, fills, sadly, many of our most paranoid can happen, the right-wing populace has Wien free, has given us, free, a list of sugges- nightmares about the CIA, the Minute- taken to petitioning against the use of tions for future essays including, one en- thy men, Dallas fascists and the American the mails for the current catalogue of the two 71. titled, "There are Many Things to Be 118-2/49 Nazis. It also raises ultimately serious inventive Princeton children's house, Silent About." Happy New Year. W.H. questions about the responsibility of this Creative Playthings, because it pictures L. OIMS CBS allot Marketing Smoke* 771/WS Cover photograph by Matt Herron 3434. Two Volumes: THE JOURNALS Of DAVID E. 3330. Karl Jaspers-THE GREAT PHILOSOPHERS. Ed. 3032. GERMAN PHOTOGRAPHIC ANNUAL 1964. Ed. 3204. THE TRIUMPH OF TCHADIOVERY. Jam by Hannah Arendt. In this. the second volume of by W. 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