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1. Romney letter to Institutional Executives re: Report on Student Unrest

Romney letter to Institutional Executives re: Report on Student Unrest

Description: 3 p. A typed letter dated May 20, 1970 from Vice Chancellor Romney to the Institutional Executives of the Oregon State System of Higher Education schools requesting that they answer some questions regarding recent incidents of student unrest at the various institutions in order to prepare a report to be presented to the Oregon State Board of Higher Education on June 9, 1970., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.

2. Statement of the President Regarding Campus Unrest (draft #1)

Statement of the President Regarding Campus Unrest (draft #1)

Description: 14 p. A typed first draft with handwritten revisions of a statement made by University of Oregon President Robert Clark regarding campus unrest and some of the underlying issues that cause student unrest., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.

3. Casterline memo to Teague re: increase of radical activities in the Northwest and recent successes of YAF-Northwest

Casterline memo to Teague re: increase of radical activities in the Northwest and recent successes of YAF-Northwest

Description: 2 p. A typed memo with handwritten editing marks and "Confidential" stamp, from James C. Casterline, Northwest Regional Representative of the Young Americans for Freedom (YAF), to Randal C. Teague, YAF Executive Director. The memo details left-wing political activity on university campuses in the Northwest and YAF action programs., Document from the University of Oregon Office of the President.