Guardian July 7, 1976 Radical Newspaper "200 Years of [U.S.] Class Exploitation" for Sale

Guardian July 7, 1976 Radical Newspaper "200 Years of [U.S.] Class Exploitation" For Sale

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Guardian July 7, 1976 Radical Newspaper "200 Years of [U.S.] Class Exploitation":
$25.00

Combined Shipping offered (no extra postage on multiple purchases).Offered is the July 7, 1976 issue of "The Guardian: Independent Radical Newsweekly" edited by Irwin Silber (as Executive Editor) and Jack A. Smith (as Managing Editor) and published by Weekly Guardian Associates, Inc. out of New York City. A left-folded newspaper measuring 11-1/2" by 17" and containing 24 pages including front and rear covers. With national and international news and features, photographs and illustrations, contents include: cover story Behind all the bicentennial hoopla July 4: 200 years of class exploitation; San Quentin [6] trial wraps up: Prosecution recapitulates its case by Karen Wald; [Henry] Kissinger, [John] Vorster meet after uprising by Patrick L. Smith; Guyana shuns U.S. control: Advances Caribbean nonalignment trend by Shepherd Bliss; new column the ruling class by Irwin Silber (topic: Corruption is not the exception); Mercenaries sentenced in Angola by Wilfred Burchett. Condition: folded once horizontally, as issued; pages light to moderately age-toned.