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The President, who was the target of a
barrage of rocks, bottles and eggs thrown
by demonstrators Thursday night in San
Jose, promised to delher. at an evening
Republican rally, a "gloves off" talk
about political terrorism.
"Freedom of speech and freedom of
assembly cannot exist when people who
are peacefully attend rallies are attacked
with flying rocks." the President said in a
statement read to newsmen by White
House staff members.
"The time has come to take the gloves
off and speak to this kind of behavior in a
forthright way," he said.
The crowd that cursed and attempted
to stone Nixon in San Jose was the
no'siest and most violent he has faced
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WASHINGTON-Attorney General
John M. Mitchell, condemning the
"anarchistic" California protestors who
pelted President Nixon's limousine with
eggs and rocks, Friday announced he will
recommend legislation to cope with the
bombers and the attackers of police.
Mitchell, speaking at a news
conference following a four-hour meeting
with top police authorities from 13 cities
and states, said his recommendations
would call for " a larger involvement" of
federal agencies and intelligence-gathering
facilities.
He said the law he would propose
would pull together and make use "of all
intelligence available to the federal
government in the Department of Justice
and outside it." He opposed the idea of a
federal police force, but did not rule out
use of military intelligence gathering skills
or the Secret Service.
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