| Activated in Production | libdigital | 12/4/2012 12:00:00 AM |
| Image/Text Digitized | libdigital | 12/6/2012 12:00:00 AM |
| Image/Text Online | libdigital | 12/6/2012 12:00:00 AM |
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| Completed | barricellaj | 12/12/2012 12:00:00 AM |
| Cataloged | mairw | 9/25/2014 3:37:25 PM |
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| 23575 | 268.44.c.1 | President Richard Nixon letter to North Carolina Attorney General Robert Morgan | 18 September 1970 | President Richard Nixon's letter endorsed Dr. Sidney Hook's response to the campus disorders and enclosed a photocopy of the text -- "A Plan to Achieve Campus Peace". Written in the wake of nationwide campus disorders that followed the U. S. invasion of Cambodia the article appeared in the Los Angeles Times, 30 August 1970. Hook, who was a professor of philosophy at New York University and also the author of the recently published work "Academic Freedom and Academic Anarchy" adapted his article from his recent statement to the President's Commission on Campus Disorders.
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| 23576 | 268.44.c.2 | Topical Comment: Get At Roots: A Plan to Achieve Campus Peace, by Sidney Hook, Los Angeles Times | 30 August 1970 | A photocopy of Sidney Hook's article which analyzed the causes of the nationwide campus disorders that occurred during 1970, evaluated the participants, and presented an "Outline for Action" that included faculty-student discipline committees, prompt punishment for violations, faculty and student marshals to act as first line of defense, use of the courts and civil authorities to obtain relief, use police powers only in the event of threats of bodily harm such as arson, assault, and vandalism, and shutting down universities when the scale of the violence overwhelms the university is attached to Nixon's letter.
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