The Rockwell Report, April, 1967 by [ROCKWELL, George Lincoln (ed.)] - 1967

Dallas: National Socialist White People's Party, 1967. First edition. 4to., stapled wrappers (8 ½" x 11") printed in blue & black, 20 pp, illus. Light toning to wrappers, about Fine. Issues rarely emerge in commerce. A single issue of the American Nazi Party's monthly publication named after its founder, George Lincoln Rockwell. This issue published from Dallas under the Party's new name, the National Socialist White People's Party, which it adopted in Jan., 1967. The feature article, "New Party Phase: Attack!" compares the situation in Germany in the interwar period with that of America during the 1960s. Other content includes a report, including photographs, of a riot outside of San Quenton between George Lincoln Rockwell and "hundreds of the most disgusting human horrors in filthy beards, filthier clothes, rags, etc. carrying 'love' signs and moaning 'We Shall Overcome'" who were protesting the execution of a black man (which Rockwell was celebrating); an article on the ACLU; a satirical piece titled "The Botched Batch" on the creation of blacks by a disgruntled scientist in heaven; and many smaller blurbs on Jews and blacks with racist illustrations throughout. The publication concludes with the Party's new slogan, "White Power!" The Rockwell Report was first issued in Oct., 1961 and was later published by the Dallas chapter. It ended with the July, 1967 issue, with the promise of a new publication called "White Power News," which likely refers to its tabloid newspaper "White Power.".