Analysis: Lest We Forget

STANG, Alan

Belmont, Mass.: Review of the News, 1967, 12mo. Wraps. 7 p. Stang implies that the Communists were the only ones who "stood to profit" from King's death and that they were therefore his assassins. His call for an investigation into King's murder, which would presumably prove Communist culpability, is particularly interesting in light of the John Birch Society's campaign of several year's standing to portray King himself as a Communist conspirator! Fine.