"February: Esquire Magazine features a cover story declaring: "Chicks Up Front! How Troublemakers Use Girls to Put Down the Cops" and other tactics of the radical left.[574]"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_1960s_counterculture#cite_note-574
I clicked on Esquire's web site and tried to search for the article, but all I got was a bunch of stuff that had nothing to do with it. I had looked at Esquire before in my youth but was not impressed with it. I understand that Hugh Hefner worked there before he founded Playboy. That's all I know about it. If you click on the [574] at the end of the quote, it will take you to an ad for the Esquire article that was printed in the Village Voice. I think that was some kind of smart alecky satire rag, so I don't know whether or not the ad was genuine. I sent an email to the John Birch Society requesting any information they might have on the subject, so I might get something out of that. While I have not definitively proven my case as yet, I think I have established that the "chicks up front" thing is something more than a fabrication of my imagination.
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