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Letter from Carl Albert to Mr. Belvin for his letter regarding the disturbance at the Bureau of Indian Affairs building and agrees that violence and destruction of property cannot be condoned

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Letter from Carl Albert to Mr. Belvin for his letter regarding the disturbance at the Bureau of Indian Affairs building and agrees that violence and destruction of property cannot be condoned

Letter from Carl Albert to B. Frank Belvin for his letter regarding the disturbance at the Bureau of Indian Affairs building and agrees that violence and destruction of property cannot be condoned. The Department of Justice and Congressional committees are investigating the incident. Mr. Belvin expresses his concerns about the Indian organization responsible for the demonstration and urges for them to be brought to justice. He also requests to be appointed as a deputy U.S. Marshall to arrest those involved. He emphasizes his support for the government and asks for immediate action on his request.

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Title: Letter from Carl Albert to Mr. Belvin for his letter regarding the disturbance at the Bureau of Indian Affairs building and agrees that violence and destruction of property cannot be condoned

Date - creation

Expression: 28-Nov-72

Type: single

Begin: 1972-11-28

Date - creation

Expression: 92nd Congress (1971-1973)

Type: inclusive

Begin: 1971

End: 1973

Scope and Content: Letter from Carl Albert to B. Frank Belvin for his letter regarding the disturbance at the Bureau of Indian Affairs building and agrees that violence and destruction of property cannot be condoned. The Department of Justice and Congressional committees are investigating the incident. Mr. Belvin expresses his concerns about the Indian organization responsible for the demonstration and urges for them to be brought to justice. He also requests to be appointed as a deputy U.S. Marshall to arrest those involved. He emphasizes his support for the government and asks for immediate action on his request.

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Portion: whole

Number: 4

Type: pages

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