
January 23, 2006
Through the Freedom of Information act, Lawrence author David Ohle helped obtain FBI documents from the '60s and '70s detailing surveillance of then-Lawrenceians who were watched because of their affiliation with the "New Left."

January 23, 2006
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Through the Freedom of Information act, Lawrence author David Ohle helped obtain FBI documents from the '60s and '70s detailing surveillance of then-Lawrenceians who were watched because of their affiliation with the "New Left."
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