Administration Targets Campus Violence On Law Day
Nixon administration uses Law Day 1969 to press for end to campus violence. Justice officials led by Atty. Gen. Mitchell urge university leaders and local authorities to enforce the law, with arrests and prosecutions to follow if needed. Law Day speeches warn of threats to the nation and discuss possible future federal action. Capitol Hill voices push for Senate investigations as other lawmakers call for grand jury probes where campus unrest continues.
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Training Program Backfires in Appalachia Migration
AP reports that leave for higher paying jobs elsewhere accelerates drift from the Appalachian region. John B. Waters Jr. cites ongoing outmigration as a key issue for economic and cultural life. The piece notes declines since the 1950s and ongoing concerns about growth, with remarks tied to Byrnes birthday and Nixon visit plans.
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