Truth by Tuttle Earl (1 results)

The Truth was established ca. 1981 by Earl Tuttle of New Hampshire as the organ of his American Freedom Company, which promoted "freedom for all, political self-determination and a return of the Judeo-Christian ethic in America" (response to a questionnaire sent by the Kansas Collection, Univ. of Kansas). The newspaper covered all aspects of the international anti-Communist movement and often featured interviews or articles by Soviet dissidents. It promoted a boycott of Soviet imports and was involved in organizing around Captive Nations week. Issues included here: Vol. IV, No. 4-Vol. IX, No. 4, a run of 21 issues. Side-folding tabloid format printed in black (some issues black & red) on newsprint, most issues 32 p., illus. Mailing labels to the covers, a few with âWilcox Collection' stamps or âDup' penciled at the top. Only seven institutions with any issue in OCLC, with the majority holding only a few issues.