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CE Y47-6171 to death of a Negro male for an alleged rape of a 13 year old Negro female due to the fact that the jury was not made up of Negroes, containing "Nl white racists southern crackers and one very old anglo Negro." The article states that black people throughout the country could see this decision as an attack on all black people and not just one and due to the fact that subject was guilty of raping a 13 year old black sister, this is classified as a decision to dehumanize all black people and justify the enslavement of black people. The article calls for black people to quit relating to the courts and "take the struggle to the streets." The June 20, 1970, issue, Page 4, contained an article under the caption "Mrs. Allford, Victim of A and P Racism" by HAZEL MACK, refers to the suing of A and P for negligence with the case being thrown out of court. The article cites this as an incident of unfairness and the lack of interest by the A and P management in the people's problems. The July 4, 1970, issue, Page 5, contained an article under the caption "Liaison Officers -- Another Systematic Means of Explotation" by SLACK, which concerns an anti-poverty program vherein "lackey" will assist the pigs and act as a liaison agent among the policemen, youth groups, and vocal groups in urban areas. The article claims the "nigger liaisons" have joined the fascist pigs to help pacify, terrify, torture and muder our people by giving the pigs information concerning black people, The article states "so we the. people of Babylon are saying to vou Piglet Liaison that: When it's time for the barbecue, you will roast too." The July 4, 1970, issue, Page 7, contained an article under the caption "Pigs Play in Deceit. Political Prisoners for Prisoners of War" by NELSON MALLOY refers to the BPP program calling for the release of HUEY P, NEWTON and BOBBY SEALE in exchange for prisoners of war. It derides the North Carolina Notional Guard for their asking people to sign a petition to show their concern for Americans in prisoner of war camps in Northern Vietnam. The article states "your sons and husbands will remain prisoners as long as Nixon continues his aggression in North Vietnam and occupation of the black colony." The July 4, 1970, issue, Page 6, contained an article under the caption "Safe Bus Company, A Venture in Black Capitalism" by NELSON MALLOY, which called the Safe Bus Company a black owned company yielding to black exploiters of the people due to the fact that they have increased the fares in order to run and extend bus service by the company into white communities. 31