Blame Metro ... When urban renewal strikes! When laws oppress by Hindman, Jo

Caldwell, Idaho: Caxton Printers. first edition, fourth printing. Paperback. very good (+) copy.. Octavo in white wrappers; 175 pages illustrations 23 cm.; one fold out "Metro" map; very good(+) copy; light signs of wear to wrappers; light shelf rubbing and soil from handling; no major creases; pages are clean, crisp and free of marks and creases; binding is tight and square; a gently used copy; fourth printing. In English. || Abstract: Told in crisp newspaper style by means of separate but related columns published during 1964-65, material from "Metro News," by the author, offers a current view of the mysterious Metro 1313 political syndicate that attacks United States constitutional self rule by media of Metropolitan Goverrnment, the domesticated version of global treaty law under the United Nations Charter. Part 1 discusses urban renewal, Metro's ruinous land reform attempt. Part 2 pinpoints Syndicate 1313 as the source of recent nationwide Metro upheavals such as the political reapportionment and regionalization movements plaguing the United States of America in 1966-67. Part 3 discusses Metrocrat foibles and challenges the Metro tyranny. - Foreword.