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Letter to Carl Albert about the recent takeover of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Building in Washington, which is condemned as illegal and detrimental to the American Indian community

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Letter to Carl Albert about the recent takeover of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Building in Washington, which is condemned as illegal and detrimental to the American Indian community

Letter to Carl Albert about the recent takeover of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Building in Washington, which is condemned as illegal and detrimental to the American Indian community. The writer argues that those responsible should be prosecuted for trespassing, damage to public property, and confiscation of federal records. They also call for a Congressional investigation into the American Indian Movement and its backers. The writer emphasizes the importance of upholding the rule of law and denounces any negotiations with the law-breakers.

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Title: Letter to Carl Albert about the recent takeover of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Building in Washington, which is condemned as illegal and detrimental to the American Indian community

Date - creation

Expression: 11-Nov-72

Type: single

Begin: 1972-11-11

Date - creation

Expression: 92nd Congress (1971-1973)

Type: inclusive

Begin: 1971

End: 1973

Scope and Content: Letter to Carl Albert about the recent takeover of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Building in Washington, which is condemned as illegal and detrimental to the American Indian community. The writer argues that those responsible should be prosecuted for trespassing, damage to public property, and confiscation of federal records. They also call for a Congressional investigation into the American Indian Movement and its backers. The writer emphasizes the importance of upholding the rule of law and denounces any negotiations with the law-breakers.

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Portion: whole

Number: 2

Type: pages

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