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Clark Kerr

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    University of California president Clark Kerr, who obtained the position in 1958, declared just before his 1967 dismissal by Gov. Ronald Reagan that “the University of California had the most restrictive policies [on political speech] of any university I have known about outside of a dictatorship.”

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    University of California president Clark Kerr, who obtained the position in 1958, declared just before his 1967 dismissal by Gov. Ronald Reagan that “the University of California had the most restrictive policies [on political speech] of any university I have known about outside of a dictatorship.”

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