"The hard-core alternative"
Following is the transcript from a segment of NBC's "First Tuesday" of June 2, in which Rizzo and Lt. George Fencl describe their surveillance of demonstrations and "civil disobedience files."
The interview reveals the Philadelphia Police Department's extensive monitoring of political activity and their approach to handling dissent.
It's not very difficult to see why American Telephone & Telegraph has grown into a monopoly that has billion in 1969 than any other company in the world. It's not simply the largest company and biggest monopoly in the world and so is absolutely corporate on an area...
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