Ex Spy Philbrick Fights Red Threat in Postwar Era
The article profiles Nathan Hale Philbrick, former undercover FBI informant and onetime actor in a television portrayal, now lecturing and editing for the U S Press Association. It traces his split lives as businessman, Communist Party member, and anti Communist crusader, and notes his fears of renewed Communist danger and ongoing public influence.
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Hale
Philbrick
New England
Communist Party
FBI
Richard Carlson
Young, Americans For Freedom Advisory Board
Somerville
Mass
Northeastern University
Boston
Guy Philbrick
Attica Riot Sparks Federal Probe and Prison Reform Debates
The Attica prison uprising appears planned by black militants and Puerto Ricans with outside links, triggering Gov Rockefeller's full investigation. Officials cite 55 percent of inmates as nonwhite. 70 inmates remained under guard as 55 percent of the population involved. The siege, fuelled by demands for amnesty and religious rights, ends as state troopers and guards retake the facility, with multiple deaths among hostages and inmates.
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Tiveday
Attica
Nilson A. Rockefeller
Hockefeller
Utica
Moder U.S
New York City
Ivratina
New York
Rockefeller
Oswald
Gewald
Mort
Famnans
UAIM_POCHDA
Episcopal
Warsaw
Seale Ae
NAACP Protest Aims at San Antonio Poverty Funds Split
NAACP members prepared protests directed at Labor Secretary James Hodgson Health Secretary Elliot Richardson and HUD chief George Romney over the allocation of federal funds to East Side San Antonio. G J Sutton says the East Side gets nothing despite millions for OEO and Model Cities, while a budget review and regional inquiries continue amid claims of discrimination against blacks in MEDC and uneven fund distribution across the county.
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San Antonio
Alamo City
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
James Hodgson
Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot Richardson
Housing and Urban Development
George Romney
East Side
G. J. Sutton
Office of Equal Opportunity
OHO
Metropolitan Economic Development Corporation
Hodgson
Sutton
H. James
James Griffith
Dallas
OEO
Economic Opportunities Development Corporation
EODC
Griffith
U.S
Gonzalez
EQDC
Baltimore Jail Sit-in Quelled by Police Firing
About 200 prisoners at Baltimore City jail held a sit-in in the cafeteria in solidarity with Attica inmates. Police fired teargas to disperse the disturbance, causing no reported injuries while damage was confined to the cafeteria. Prisoners were moved back to cells within an hour.
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Baltimore
Vargas
Attica State Prison
Howard Parks
Ware
Den
New York
Atrica State Prison
San Antonio Light Subscription Rates Published
The San Antonio Light and Gazette lists subscription pricing by carrier and mail for Texas and beyond. Rates cover daily and Sunday editions, daily only, and Sunday only, with international and Canada options, plus rates for outside Texas and member association details.
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MAIL
Texas
Merico
Central America
South America
Canada
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Herman Badillo
D-N.y
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Bronx
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Schenectady
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