Liberated Guardian Volume III Number 8 (February 1973)

Folded tabloid, 16 pp. Toning, edgewear and chipping, and loss at top corner and small hole at fold, about VG. The “Collective Comment” section that opens this issue notes their desire “to shift from a national movement newspaper to a locally-based New York paper” starting with this issue. Included in this issue is an interview with Bobby Seale and another with San Francisco Mime Troupe and articles about murders at Attica, Nicaragua as victim of U.S. intervention, NYC daycare under attack (“Fight the Fee Scale!”), and responses to the war.

Liberated Guardian “was originally started in the spring of 1970 by a group of Guardian workers who went on strike because of that paper’s undemocratic organization and sexism as well as political differences, and started a new collectively-run paper" (from page 2). Item #491

Price: $40.00