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Nixon's Pardon: Watergate Cover-Up Continues

Political Rights Defense Fund
1974
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Nixon's Pardon: Watergate Cover-Up Continues

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A flier documenting a panel discussion on Watergate on September 27, 1974 in the Junior Ballroom of Coffman Memorial Union. The panel included Attorney for the Wounded Knee Defendants, Mark Lane, Civil libertarian and Professor of Political Science, Mulford Q. Sibley, member of the International Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Death to South Vietnamese Political Prisoners, Marianne Hamilton, Socialist Workers candidate for Governor of Minnesota, Jane Van Deusen, Black activist at Carleton College, Kenneth Moses and member of the New American Movement, Linda Elston. The event also included a performance by Alive and Trucking Theater Company.

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Political Rights Defense Fund. (1974). Nixon's Pardon: Watergate Cover-Up Continues. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/268666.

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