</s>MORT SAML INTERVIEW : the rise of fascism in the U. MORT SAME INTERVIEW . THE RISE of Fascism in the u. Los Angeles Free Press November 14, 1969 Por MORI SAML INTEVIEW : The rise of FASCISM In the U U. MORL SAML INTEMEW : THE RSE OF FASCISIN IN THE U. NOVEMBER 14. 1969 Por Los Angeles FREE Press Por Por MORl SAML FREE PRESS MORT SAIL INTERVIEW - THE ROSE OF FascISM IN the U- November 14.1969 MORi SAMLINTERVIEW : THE FASCIST IN THE O.U. Por Por MORT SANL INTERVEW : The RISE Of Fascisin In The U. Mort Saml INTERVIEW: The Rise Of FASCism in The U- Mori Saml Interview : The Rise of Fasciism in U. Nouvember 14,1969 MORIL SAML EXERVE : The Fascissin in the O.I.E.M.S. Por, the RISE OF FASCISM is not the only one of the fasciis in the world, but it is the same, but is the only way to do it. It is the right, but the same. It's not the same as that of the the same, as it is not that, it's the only, but that is the most important, and it's not that it is that, but, it is also the most common, but if it is a common, and that is not a common.

Summary:  
The text consists of a fragmented and repetitive interview transcript from the Los Angeles Free Press, November 14, 1969, featuring Mort Sahl discussing themes such as fascism, societal issues, and critiques of institutions like the CIA. The content includes disjointed commentary on political movements, media influence, and social dynamics, with references to organizations like the CIA, NIS (National Intelligence Service), and entities such as the Sunshine Company and Fred Hopfman. The text contains repeated phrases about "the rise of fascism," societal neglect of marginalized groups, and critiques of governmental and corporate power structures. It also includes mentions of events related to student activism, media coverage, and discussions about historical figures like Truman, Roosevelt, and Kennedy, though these are framed within broader social commentary rather than specific investigations into Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination.  

Key People:  
- Mort Sahl (interviewee)  
- Fred Hopfman  
- Dr. Henry Kissinger (mentioned in context of NIS)  
- Truman, Roosevelt, Kennedy (referenced in historical and political discussions)  

Key Locations:  
- Los Angeles (Los Angeles Free Press publication)  
- New York (implied through references to media and political figures)  

Key Events:  
- Discussions about the rise of fascism and societal neglect of marginalized groups  
- References to student activism and media coverage (e.g., Cal State Long Beach, associated students)  
- Critiques of CIA operations and governmental transparency  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- National Intelligence Service (NIS)  
- Sunshine Company  
- Los Angeles Free Press  
- Cal State Long Beach (associated students and social committee)

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