Grace, who was shot at Kent State on May 4, 1970, at his home in Amherst with the Life magazine cover about the Kent State shootings that killed four people
Urban Outfitters sorry for bloody-looking 'vintage' Kent State University sweatshirt
The page appears to have since been taken down.Carroll thinks that the sweatshirt on eBay is "bogus" because the one sweatshirt created by Outfitters is currently at one of the company's distribution center.Kent State released a statement earlier Monday on the university's website regarding the sweatshirt, saying," May 4, 1970, was a watershed moment for the country and especially the Kent State family. It removed the sweatshirt, which is part of a larger collection, from the website this morning as well, she said.The lack of judgment permeating companies is staggering
How LIFE Magazine Covered the Kent State Shootings in 1970
Back in 1970, when an increasing number of Americans were looking to build vacation homes, prefab structures offered an affordable way to take the American dream to the next level. By 1949, with the bulbs long since burned out and the sign battered by weather, the city decided to replace the original with a new sign that was four letters shorter, advertising not housing but the California silver-screen dream
National Guard kills four at Kent State - May 04, 1970 - HISTORY.com
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bbbaldie says: May 5, 2010 at 5:54 am Essential read for anyone interested in what happened that day: Kent State: What Happened and Why by James Michener. As neither of us were familiar with the details of the shooting, President Thomas and Provost Roderick went on to explain the significance of this event in their lives
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George Katsiaficas of the Wentworth Institute in Boston is the leading expert about the impact of the Kent State massacre and the national student strike of May, 1970
4 Kent State Students Killed by Troops
Robinson Memorial Hospital identified the dead students as Allison Krause, 19 years old, of Pittsburgh; Sandra Lee Scheuer, 20, of Youngstown, Ohio, both coeds; Jeffrey Glenn Miller, 20, of 22 Diamond Drive, Plainsview, L.I., and William K. This reporter, who was with the group of students, did not see any indication of sniper fire, nor was the sound of any gunfire audible before the Guard volley
In months ahead, we will announce our new progress as we inevitably achieve our goal of truth for the sake of history and not for the sake of punishment or revenge. Norman was observed during a confrontation AFTER the shooting incident when he pulled out his pistol and struck a student on the forehead before he ran away from Blanket Hill but nobody saw him shoot his gun
Panelists include Grace, author of the book "Kent State: Death and Dissent in the Long Sixties"; Ken Bindas, Kent State professor and chair of the history department; Barbara Brock, former member of the Kent Committee to End the War in Vietnam; Ken Hammond, professor at New Mexico State University; and Greg Wilson, professor at the University of Akron. Following the movie, a discussion will be led by documentary filmmaker John Scheinfeld and Timothy Naftali, former director of the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum
Some students thought the Cambodian action was an unacceptable contradiction of the announced policy of gradual withdrawal from Vietnam, or that the action constituted invasion of a neutral country, or that it would prolong rather than shorten the war. Our entire report attempts to define the lessons of Kent State, lessons that the Guard, police, students, faculty, administrators, government at all levels, and the American people must learn-and begin, at once, to act upon
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We (the commission) know about it."--Joseph Rhodes, Jr., member of The President's Commission on Campus Unrest, Akron Beacon Journal newspaper, article: "2 Guardsmen Went to KSU Ready to Kill", November 30, 1970. Gordon vendetta Best Kent State 1970 info About Us 2015 Schedule of Events 2014 Kent News and Events Education actions 1970 FBI investigation Kent State, May 1-4, 1970 timeline KSU students under attack Quotations: Kent 1970 importance Kent 1970 historical impact Recommended books: Kent State 1970 Best LINKS: Kent State 1970 Order to FIRE: Strubbe tape evidence Order to FIRE: flawed investigations Ohio National Guard: order to "FIRE!" KSU campus witnesses: order to "FIRE!" Guard officers: order to "FIRE!" Vietnam War information RIP: James Russell, casualty, May 4, 1970 RIP: Robby Stamps, casualty, May 4, 1970 Contact us the William A
May 4, 1970 in photos
A group of history students, who had organized the protest, buried a copy of the Constitution, which they claimed had been murdered when US troops were sent into Cambodia without a declaration of war by Congress. Yet others, particularly students, believed that this action represented an escalation of the war and a return to Ex President Johnson's earlier hopes for a military victory
View the transcript Listen to the audio Gessford, Ken A teacher and a graduate student in the Kent State University School of Art at the time of the May 4, 1970, shootings describes events that took place near his home on South Lincoln Street in Kent. View the transcript Listen to the audio Watkins, Richard Karl A sophomore at Kent State University in 1970 discusses his memories of the days surrounding the May 4 shootings on campus
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Students should pack their things and leave the campus as quickly as possible." Late that afternoon, the county prosecutor obtained an injunction closing the University indefinitely. On Friday evening, warm weather, drinking and indignation over the invasion of Cambodia resulted in a crowd which moved toward the center of town breaking some windows
In a 1974 federal criminal trial, District Judge Frank Battisti dismissed the case against eight Guardsmen indicted by a federal grand jury, ruling at mid-trial that the government's case against the Guardsmen was so weak that the defense did not have to present its case. Talking to students about courses allowed the faculty to do some counseling about the shootings, which helped the faculty as much in healing as it did students
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May 4, 1970: The Kent State University shootings told through pictures (PHOTOS).
In 2010, the site of the Kent State University shootings was placed on the National Register of Historic places by the Department of Interior with support of the Ohio Preservation Office. Carole Barbato**, a communication studies professor at Kent State University who was a junior there in 1970, spoke to Behold about some of the more than 4,000 images (many from student photographers) the university has in its archive related to the events around May 4
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Gordon vendetta Best Kent State 1970 info About Us 2015 Schedule of Events 2014 Kent News and Events Education actions 1970 FBI investigation Kent State, May 1-4, 1970 timeline KSU students under attack Quotations: Kent 1970 importance Kent 1970 historical impact Recommended books: Kent State 1970 Best LINKS: Kent State 1970 Order to FIRE: Strubbe tape evidence Order to FIRE: flawed investigations Ohio National Guard: order to "FIRE!" KSU campus witnesses: order to "FIRE!" Guard officers: order to "FIRE!" Vietnam War information RIP: James Russell, casualty, May 4, 1970 RIP: Robby Stamps, casualty, May 4, 1970 Contact us the William A
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