If You Were In 1970 You’d Be On Strike By Now – December 9, 1970
enlarge Postal Strike December 1970. Half the world seemed to be carrying picket signs. Click here to view this media Strikes, riots, bombings, mayhem. December 9, 1970 as reported on the NBC Nightly News. The Postal Strike was on, as was the Railroad strike. The UK was going through a series of strikes with power outages everywhere. Meanwhile, in Laos the air bombings continued. Riots broke out in South Vietnam over the accidental killing of a 13 year old by U.S. troops. Pakistan was gearing up for a new government headed by Ali Bhutto. The Mylai massacre trial of Lt. William Calley was continuing. Former hostage British Diplomat James Cross, released just days prior, gave his first press conference and described the ordeal. And somewhere around all this Christmas was creeping up. Some day. A good one to sleep through. Kind of like this one.
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If You Were In 1970 You’d Be On Strike By Now – December 9, 1970
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