Rights in concord: the response to the counter-inaugural protest activities in Washington, D.C., January 18-20, 1969

Rights in concord: the response to the counter-inaugural protest activities in Washington, D.C., January 18-20, 1969

by United States. Task Force on Law and Law Enforcement.

Part of Investigative reports

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Pictorial account of confrontations between government officials, police and demonstrators. Preparations by antiwar groups for the demonstration are outlined, as well preparations by the various Washington police agencies. The major events of the counter-inaugural protests are related. Due to restraint and good faith on the part of law enforcement officers and the majority of the demonstrators, violence was kept to a minimum.

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