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FEDERAL: BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
KENT STATE
SHOOTING
PART 8 OF 8
FILE NUMBER: 98-46479

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- 11/29/11
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_,l ro sacs BUTFALO  ea-1235! 1 --Hr. T. J. luNi££   _] CLEVELAND  98-2140! qIIFROM DIRECTOR FBI " 98-46479!
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,  AI: SABOTAG11; SEDITION; DESTRUCTION
OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY; CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF NINETEEN SIXTYEIGHT -
INTERFERENCE WITH FEDERALLY PROTECTED FACILITY
RECVTEL NOVEHBER TIENTYEIGHT, LAST.
THIS IS TO CONFIRM BUREAU TELEPHONE CALLS, THIS DATE, FROM
 T°EBA P1-EYEIMB. PM Ml
_ BUPTALO, NOTIFYING or nrpmrusnr AUTHORIZATION ron sn -BA
1/ BUFFALO, TO APPEAR AT PORTAGE comm comrrnousn, mvsrm/E. W
OHIO, . NOVEMBER THIRTY, NEXT, FOR PURPOSE OF TESTIFYING
AT IDCAL PROCEEDINGS IN CAPTIONED IIATTER. BLFFALO CONTACT CLEVELAND
TO INSURE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS FOR ABOVE Tl-AVEL AND PRESENTATION
OF NECESSARY DOCUMENTS ARE EFFECTED. SHOULD AGENTNUI BE
ABLE TO APPEAR AS DIRECTED, NOTIFY IXJIESTIC INTELLIGENCE DIVISION OF
TICII.-U. EL&#39;II.&#39;.|.l CF l.92"-i5TIG.&#39;-HOT.REASONS THEREFORE BY HOS! EXPEDITIOUS IEANS. &#39;COP92II921UI-_"-Yii EILTION ,_-F I &#39;  / Li I.. ____ __ I&#39;92|_ -/ ~e L/~-we 7/ &#39; . -.1 IO /../A&#39;1-II¬;<!==&#39;1<=   V rn&#39;: ,.28 I  .....--...a.-:-1-= - K &#39; &#39;- I
_..___*°T3= !""I0 so ntov Q01 L &#39;""rr:_rr-I Lsnr" rt "&#39; Captioned matter relates 0 urgl fnvestig tion of
destruction of ROTC Building, Kemjtato University,- Kent, Ohio
T,,,_m 5/2/70. Concurrently, Bureau also condnc@H""investigation of
Fwli: incident involving killing of four students at Kent State Unive
§§,&#39;§f"*"- 5/4/70, by members of Ohio National Guard. Department did 11012
**i"""*"--*-- authorize Federal prosecution in either of the above matters, b
§§11II,§&#39;:j deferred action pending prosecution by local or State authoriti
gf_;f:;»~--~ As result oi local grand Jury action, 25 individuals were indie
n.1n,:j for their participation in activities occurring on Kent State
,§fj;j,;&#39;,"i~__;: University campus, 5/1-4/70. Trial of first defendant began in$::L___i_ local court 11/22/7&3 hocal authorities": had requested of
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Department appearance of SA to testify in local proceedings in captioned ma "er 1 30 71. Evening of 11/29/71,
-- V Department Attorney Robert A. Murphy advised that such authorize.-_
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FEDERALLY PROTECTED ACTIVITY
PURPOSE:¢._,_-_.-_-...-..-
To advise that trials of 25 individuals indicted by M
local grand jury for violations occurring out of violent
Kent State University  KSU!, 5/l~é/10,
to recommend that Cleveland submit ractivities on campus oi
commenced 11/22/71, andi-°~$92&#39;$. ET AL. 1
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GOVERNMENT PROPERTY; CIVIL RIGHTS -/&#39;.
1 - Hr. A.&#39;nose; &#39;
~ Mr. D. J. Daibey
Mr. T. E. Bishop
nnrn J1/23/71
Hr. C. I» Bates
Hr. E. S. Miller
Mr. T. J. Smith
Mr. R. L. Shackelford
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DETAILS:&#39;92
Captioned matter relates to Sabotage investigation of 
destruction of Reserve Officers Training Corps  ROTC! Building §
at KSU, Kent, Ohio, 5/2/70. As a result of this Bureau&#39;s d
investigation, nine individuals were identified as having is
reportedly engaged in acts in violation of several Federal ]:
statutes. &#39;
Concurrent with the above, this Bureau also conducted -&#39;
an extensive investigation of the incident involving the killing.
of four students at KSU, 5/4/70, by members of the Ohio National
Guard.
The Department of Justice did not authorize Federal
prosecution in either<eabove matters, but deferred action
pending prosecutive action by local or State authorities. The &#39;
Department made available to local authorities results of
investigation conducted by the FBI.
As a result.o£ local grand jury action, 25 individuals
were indicted 10/16/70, for their participation in activities
occurring on the KSU campus 5/1-4/70. Five of these individuals
are subjects of the above ROTC Sabotage investigation. We have
TCQ ;Z/Enclosure GI D?
98-46479 92&#39;
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TJM:cae L;11> NEW 311971
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Memorandum to Mr, E, S. Miller
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been following local action in this matter in the event local
prosecution was dismissed, consideration would then be given
to representing facts to the Department for an opinion regarding
Federal prosecution.
Available information indicates that State officials
intend to try each of the 25 defendants separately. Trial
against the first defendant began ll/22/71. A crowd of
approximately 25 individuals, some affiliated with the SDS,
gathered outside the courthouse to protest the trial. No
incidents or arrests occurred. It is expected protest activity
will occur on a daily basis; however, no information has been
received indicating acts of violence are planned.
In view of our interest in current local proceedings
as stated above, there is attached an airtel to the Cleveland
Office instructing that these proceedings be followed through
sources and a weekly summary airtel be furnished the Bureau
commencing 11/29/71. Information having a bearing upon operation
oi the FBI or that which is determined to be of national import,
should, however, be furnished the Bureau by the most expeditious
means deemed necessary.
REconna§0Ar1_o§ :
That the attached airtel be approved and sent.
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nsvsunn, onto, ALONG vttu ORIGINAL FD f§§§§§¥$3EE§§§9Aun EXECUTED
vntvzn or ntauts g§n asntzvso sxscutzo at antsx ountna tntzavtsw BY
aunesnts ountne ant tvzuttstx, szvzntv. sn-|IE%§IL EXPECTED to tzsttrv
as tltsnvtsu or ststx AND AIY stntntlt as ctotntus BLEIK mat anus sszn
vznntns on tn: ntsut or tn: suantne or tn: xsu note BUILDING on ta: -
zvzutns or ant two, szvsntt.
Attonnzt PRIHH was novtszn to ronunno nts-aseusst tnnousu tn:
nzrnntnsut or JUSTICE as tats PROCEDURE nsn rasvtoustv BEEN sstnsztsnsn
at tun nsrnntnsut nun tun sunsnu FOR tus HAIDLING or THiS ttrs or
nseusst tn tats nnttzn. tnznsnrtsn tt ts uunsnstoon taut tn: APPROPRIATE
ntvtstox or tus nsrnntnsnt or JUSTICE HILL ADvISE tn: suszau nsenantns
tus o1sPos1t1on or tn: svsctrtc nseusst.
tn tm-: EVENT tun nanntnaut APPROVES ta: nvvsnnnncs or sn
to tssttrt tn LOCAL count, ta: aunsnu ts nzauzstsn to sxrzntttoustt
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 Domestic lnielligencc Division
INFORMATIVE more
nm"_lLLg9/71 1
Attached_§epQrts resence of Special ,Agent Buffalo Office, has
been requested at Portage County Courthouse,
lRavenna, Ohio, on ll/29/71 in connection K
re. 3-with trial of one of about 25 individuals 1 4"being brought to trial on various state l Eb
lcharges arising out of disturbances at l
,Kent State University  KSU!, Kent, Ohio, id
.Hay, l9?0. Request made by Speeial 92
@Attorney and Assistant to Ohio Attorney Gen-
leral, who also requested waiver of rightsform executed by defendant and FD-302  infer-l-maticn that may became testimanv be made
lavailable. Special. Agent -rould be
expected to testify regarding im:erview of"defendant and any statement regarding cloti-ling defendant may have been wearing en nigut
KSU Reserve Officers Training Corps buildi g
was burned. 
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Ki SAC, Cleveland, advised requesting attet=lney that this request should be forwarded 
through the Department in accordance withl previously~established procedure. [
Tomestic Intelligence Division agrees eithfSAC, Cleveland, regarding this procedure. 
§Following Departmentls consideration of th[request&#39;you will be advised and appropriatz
;reply will be furnished Cleveland ¬ffite-
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Assistant Attorney General  December 1, 1931
Civil Rights Division ;
Director, FBI l 
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sasoraos; SEDITION; DESTRUCTION or /
eovsnnnzur PROPERTY; CIVIL nrcrs
This is to confirm telep
from Acting Chief Robert A. Iurphy
Rights Division, to Special Agenthone call Hovember 29,
-;., :.-.;;: L H. Civi.;§?te¥sei¥ts: n of this  =Bureau authorizing Special Agent g]§§§§§j@§§p%¢3f our ; &#39;
Buffalo Office to appear at P0rt=&#39;"ui"y our nouse, Ravenna,
Ohio, November 30, 1971, to testify at local proceedings
concerning violent activities which occvrred at Kent State
University, lent, Ohio, lay 1 - 4, 1970. Such authorization
cl i lé§g§Qgg_poss ble introduction into evidence, by Special Agent
.¢»»£~the executed !aiver oi nights and iers !B3D2
containing results of interview by Bureau Agents Iith Charles
Bliek, one of the individuals being tried on local charges in
this&#39;natter.
. _.-3 ;&#39;For your information, Special Agent , upon
receipt of-the above teleph call, was promp y instructed toappear as direc d unwell 7
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E222: Captioned matter rgggtggrto Bureau 1vé§trgat1on~or
destruction of ROTC Building, Kent State Uni:ersi§yi KSU%i Kent,Ohio, 5/2/70. Concurrently, Bureau a so con uc e nvcs ga on
of incident involving killing of four students at KSU,5/4/70,by
-members of Ohio National Guard. -Department did not authorize _
Federal prosecution in either of the above matters, but deferred
action pending prosecution by local or State authorities. As a
result of local grand jury action, 25 individuals were indicted
for their participation in activities occurring on KSU campus _
5/1-4/70. Each subject is to be given separate trial; with trial
of first defendant having begun ll/22/71, results not yet known.
Charles Bliek is second defendant to be tried. Above telephonegh:
call from Department Attorney Iurphy was received 4:30 p.n., ~1@.
11/29/71. Both Cdeveland and_nu§§ai9 were telephgnigallvifofifisqof above prior,t05:l5 p.m., 11/29/71, and a conxirming nitei ;;"the Eenjqto gose offices that same eveaing. R3 1/ pe--"U 7&#39;  W g M!  &#39;92&#39;1* - . I - ,1 1/unnijj V§§> g%%;&#39;?92 c ?
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-DGP CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF SIXTYNINE, INTERFERENCE HIT I
EDERALLY PROTECTED FACILITY.
O., THIS DATE AGAINST FIRST OF THE KENT TWENTYFIVE DEFENDENTS
SEPERATE TRIALS ARE TO BE AFFORDED EACH DEFENDENT AND
TTT ___ SJERRY RUPE 1 THE FIRST TO STAND TRIAL. FIRST DAY WAS
DEVOTED TO SELECTION OF JURY» _
ARPROX TWENTYFIVE INDIVIDUALS, SOME OF WHOM ARE CURRENTLY
AFFILIATED WITH SDS, GATHERED OUTSIDE COURTHOUSE ATQEEOPTom: PM 10 PROTEST rm: TRIALS. THERE vans  J/f
THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS WERE OBSERVED IN THE GROUP:
A ORM CAULFIELD WILLIAM ARTHRELL JEFF BEUTLER TON-GRACE,
TONY WALSH, WILLIAM WHITTAKER, JERRY PERSKY, JODY ZALER,
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HOWARD ALLISON, AN ATTORNEY FOR KENT TUENTYFIVE HAS
ALSO OBSERVED IN THE GROUP.
ON NOV. TWENTY, LAST, PORTABE CTY COMMON PLEAS COURT
ISSUED ORDER BANNING ANY DEMONSTRATIONS NEAR THE COURTHOUSE
WHICH WOULD INTERFER WITH THE ADMINISTATION OF JUSTICE.
HOWEVER, NO ACTION HAS TAKEN AGAINST THE ABOVE INDIVIDUALS
IN CONNECTION WIT.I
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INDICATED HE EKPECTS PROTEST ACTIVITY ON A DAILY BASIS
DURING THE TRIALS BUT HAS NO INFO INDICATING THAT ANY ACTS
OF VIOLENCE ARE PLANNED. &#39;
LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN PORTAGE CTY ARE COGNIZANT OF ABOVE.
ADMINISTRATIVE

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PLAINTEXT TELETYE H. URGENT
12/3/71
_1 - Hr. E. J. !lcD=_1n0921¬h
rnou DIRECTOR FBI  es-40479! 1 - "P- T- J- °"1**
aE§§§%E%%%%%§§§§§%$%**" ET AL; SABHTAGEI SEEITIGH, DGP.
CIVIL RIGHTS. _ &#39;TD SAC CLEVELAND  98-2140!
K. RILLIAR o&#39;coEEoR, DEPUTY AssIsTART ATTORNEY GENERAL,
c1vIL RIGHTS DIVISION, u,s. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, ADVISED
DEPARTMENT RAs RECEIVED REQUEST ERGE MICHAEL R. SZOLOSI,
SPECIAL ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL, STATE or OHIO, FOR BUREAU
AGENTS TO TESTIFY AT LOCAL PROCEEDINGS IN CAPTIONED MATTER.
O&#39;CONNOR AUTHORIZED THE FOLLOWING: REGARDING TRIAL or
nouGLAs coRuAR, s1>EcIAL AGENT snouw APPEAR A&#39;r
PORTAGE couuww COURTHOUSE, RAVENNA, 0R1o, HONDAY, DECEMBER srx,
NEXT, AT EIGHT THIRTY A.u. ERERE HE SHOULD CONSULT EITE STATE
NICHOLAS. SPECIAL AGENTS Mm
SHOULD BE AvA1LAELE FOR A TELEPHONE CALL HONDAY MORNING  TIER
NOT SPECIFIED!, DECEMBER sIx, NEXT, rnou STATE SPECIAL COUNSEL
JAMES n. PRIHM AND BE PREPARED T0 POSSIBLY TESTIFY PORTAGE
COUNTY COURTHOUSE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER SEVIN, NEXT. SHOULD ABOVE
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Captioned matter relates to Bureau investigation of-
- destruction of ROTC Building, Kent State University  KSU!,._;_. Kent, Ohio, Bay 2, 1970. Concurrently Bureau also conducted
- _ investigation oi incident involving killing of tour students
ht KSU, Hay 4, 1970, by members of Ohio National Guard.,g,- Department did not authorize Federal prosecution in either -.
, .0of the above matters, but deferred acticn pending prosecution
_ by local authorities. Local grand jury indicted 25 individuals
_for their participation in activities occurring on KSU campus
May 1-4, 1970. Two or above indicted irdividuals have been
, tried this past week with one individual being found guilty
on one char nd th d i di id 1 it d. De
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JERRY. RUPE, FIRST DEFENDENT OF KENT TUENT1&#39;FIVE ON TRIAL
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DATE ON CHARGE OF INTERFERRING WITH FIREMEN. OTHER THREE
CHARGES AGAINST RUPE HERE DISMISSED DUE TO HUNG JURY.
CHARGES AGAINST SECOND DEFENDENT ON TRIAL, PETER CHARLES
BLIEK, WERE DISMISSED BY JUDGE HHEN STATE WITNESS FAILED TOPOSITIVELY xoznnsv auzx.
sa BUFFALO nxvxsxon, vmo was SUBPOENAED IN
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LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ARE COGNIZANT OF THE
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ADWINISTRATIVE.
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Dalbey
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&#39; This is to confirm telephone call December 3, 1971,
Iron Deputy Assistant Attorney General 1. William O&#39;Connor
Civil Rights Division, to Special Agent ~@Hkm§?$$$W§wgm@ ,0 | :urenu authorizin th lpl " P " _ on s_ ,4 n--J ,,. ; v, 1-w- »-- »&#39;-_. -.-._-:&#39;~_~.;-~ r=&#39;  1;   _.-__ ;. w..,,_ _ .- _.5. »_~-t -_ 92  it w Iv, _-_.~.__-_-._. My., ,,,-¢.g-._-  .  1,. - - »
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/k_For your information, upon receipt of the above
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indicated.
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Memorandum to Hr. E. 5. Miller .
Re: Arthur Scott Barnhardt
98-46479
Agents would testify to results of interviews they
conducted with defendants Cbrmak and Nicholas during above-
mentioned Bureau investigation of destruction of ROTC Building.
Cleveland Office was advised of information received
from Mr. O&#39;Connor by urgent teletype dated 12/3/71, Cleveland
has been instructed to keep the Bureau Fully advised of pertinent
developments.
Attached is a letter to the Awsistant Attorney General,
Civil Rights Division, confirming above instructions received
from Deputy Assistant Attorney General K. William O&#39;Connor.
RECOMMENDATION:
" That the attached letter to Assistant Attorney
General, Civil Rights Division, be apprsved and sent.
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To advise that Department has authorized three
proceedings in captioned matter on 12/6~7/71.[Special Agents of the Cleveland Office to testify at local
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Kent, Ohio, 5/2/70. Concurrently, this Bureau also conducted
investigation of incident involving killing of four KSU students
5/4/70, by members of Ohio National Guard. Department did not
authorize prosecution in either of the above matters, but deferred
in favor of local prosecution.
As a result of local grand jury action, 25 individualswere indicted for their participation inpgctivities occurring oni.
KSU campus 5/1-4/?O. Each subject is tn given a separate trial. F
The first two defendants have recently heen tried, with one being
found guilty on one count, with the second being acquitted.
Department authorized appearance of one Agent at one of the above
trials for purpose of off &#39; ,testimonj. /=r ffeiri-n1g9921 REC-2? /" &#39; 5&#39; "&#39;¢,=&#39;.~k&#39;1@?.»-/1/3|&#39; On 12/3/71, Deputy Assistant Attorney Gengra L William
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at local proceedings in forthcoming trial of defendants Douglas.

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DEFENDANT ON TRIAL IN COMMON PLEAS COURT, RAVENFA, OHIO, HERE
DISMISSED DURING HER TRIAL THIS DATE;
STATE PROSECUTOR SUBSEQUENTLY REQUESTED THAT CHARGESBE DISMISSED AGAINST ALL REMAINING KENT THENTYFIUE DEFENDANTS
AND TRIAL JUDGE IS TAKING THE MOTION UNDER ADVISEMENT.
CONFIDENTIAL SOURCES WHO HAVE FURNISHED RELIABLE
INFORMATION IN THE PAST ADVISED THAT THE SDS DEMONSTRATION
SCHEDULED FOR DECEMBER EIGHT, NEXT, MAY BE CANCELLED DUE TO
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Also on 11/30/71, charges were dismissed against
the second defendant, PETER CHARLES BLIEK, by the Judge,
when a witness for the State of Ohio failed to positively
identify BLIEK, and a special state prosecutor requested that
the charge be dropped. BLIEK had been charged with burning
an uninhabited building and first degree riot.
On 12/1/11, LARRY suns, the third defendant, entered
a plea of guilty to first degree riot. SHUB had also been
charged with attempted arson and second degree riot. State
prosecutors indicate that the latter charges will probably
be dismissed.
The next trials are scheduled to begin on 12/6/71;
they will involve MARY HELEN NlQHOLASi who is charged with
interfering with a"fireman, and RICHARD C. FELBER, who is
charged with first degree riot, attempted arson, assault and
striking a fireman. The trial of DOUGLAS CORMACK was also
scheduled for next week. However, CORMACK&#39;s attorney, DAVID
SCRIBNER, filed an affidavit of prejudice charging that
Judge ALBERT CARIS would not be able to provide a fair trial.
A decision on whether Judge CARIS can hear the case will be
decided by the Ohio Supreme Court.
During the week of 11/29/71 through 12/3/71,
no attempts were made by dissident groups to disrupt the
court proceedings.
LEAD
CLEVELAND: »
AT KENT, OHIQ
Will continue to follow the prosecutions and keep
the Bureau advised.
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Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are eight  8!
copies of an LHM concerning developmenta in the local
y prosecution regarding captioned matter.
~ 1
The Cleveland Office will submit a weekly airtel &#39;
summary regarding local prosecution in this matter.However, Cleveland lll-continue to immediately notify | q
the Bureau of any unusual developments. }Q92.._ ,_,1&#39; ." ; 1  y . V _ , 92 <§3:5E:::z:a£§"@- 8><P~> REC-3.4 A
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An
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distribution
spokesmen fro
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a Federal Gra
that the Uhit
the Justice D
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Portage Count
campus violen
began in Comm
1971. Separa
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charged with
fireman and f
ROTC buing
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persons, some
Students forHovcmber 26,
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back to the PresidentPress Office had advised
epartment is studying the advisability of init_
ion with captioned matter and
nothing to say about it untilarticle appearing in the November 13. 1971,
rnal, a newspaper cf general
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als for the 25 individuals indicte by the
y Grand Jury in connection with the Hay, 1970,
ce at Kent State University  KSU!, Kent, Ohio,
on Pleas Court, Ravenna, Ohio, on November 22,
te trials are to be afforded each defendant,
PL the first to stand trial. RUPE is being
striking a fireman, interfering with a
egree riot in the burning of the eampus
RSU campus on May 2. 1970. Jury selection
place on November 2? and 23, 1971.arson,
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on the
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November 22 and 23, 1971, approximately Z5 92
of whom are currently afflliated with the 92
a Democratic Society  SDS!. gathered outside 92
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ouse in Ravcnne, Ohio, at aboit l O0 PM to the eourth . . : -
protest the trial. These individuals were peaceful and
there were no incidents or arrests. Th: protesters dis-
persed after about an hour, and some of them entered the
courtroom where they peacefully observe the proceedings
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Students for a Democratic Society  SE5!
was founded during June, 1902, at Port
Huron, Michigan, and in the 1960&#39;s
functioned as the leading How Left campus-
based student organization in the United
States. From a stance of "poiticipetory

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peaceful assembly,
any who might be ar
An artic
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who along with GRE
a petition contain
Federal Grand Jury
in Ravenna on Nove
prosecution of the
as saying that Th
for a mockery of j
the trials stop.
was critical of ot
Chi-Hinh" and Sci
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On November 20, 1Q?l, Judge 15111-11
presiding over the trials of the "Kent :5,
which established the rules of conduct or
amen; other things, prohibits any demonntr
courthouse which would interfere with the
of justice.
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eou~ehnuse were organized by the SDS group from KSU._ ~;,e! a -  " &#39; the p1m,L..StS 1
hbe
De artment ALLISON advised the protestors to maintain a
but told them he was there to representrested for unlawful assembly. &#39;
e appearing in the Hvvember 23, 19 T,
n Beacon Journal report &#39;
RAMBO, forwarded to Prn§ over 10,000 signatur
p obe of the KSU violen
bcr 22, l9T1, to pFO18S
"Kent 25." The artivle
taxpayers of Ohio den
ustice. The taxpayer: o
This article also repor
er protesters who chant
g Hcil, Judge JONES." K
ould divide, not unifg,ea that PAUL-FEAHE,
esidcnt NIKOH 
cs asking for a l"
ca, was present
t the local
quoted KEANE
t want to pay
ught to insist
ted that KEANE
ed, no, Ho, Ho
BAKE maintained
the citizenry.
N JOKES, wto is
" issued.an order
the trials; and,
ations near the
administration
, 4,-,1 3"; as Q,.., _s
e anticipated that they would continue to picket the i
D .L
any
pro
Us Havenber
" 4 1cuidings.for an indefinite period. He added, however, that he
assessed no information indicating that this group intends
acts of violence or intends to disrupt the court
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GOVERNMENT PROPERTY; CIVIL RIGHTS1
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To advise that after local court trials involving 5
of 25 individuals indicted in connection with the 1970 disorders
at Kent State University  KSU!, local authorities have requested
court permission to dismiss charges against remaining 20
defendants.  In h
DETAILS:
Captioned matter relates to this Bureau&#39;s investigation
of destruction of ROTC Building, KSU, Kent, Ohio, 5/2/70.
Concurrently, this Bureau also conducted investigation of
incident involving killing of 4 KSU students 5/4/70 by members
of Ohio National Guard. Department did not authorize prosecution
in either of the above matters, but deferred in favor of local
prosecution.
As a result of local grand jury action, 25 individuals
were indicted for their participation in activities occurring
on KSU campus 5/l-4/70. Each subject was to be given a separate
trial. First trial began 11/22/71.l Since that time, 5 individuals
have been tried. One, Jerry Rupe, Was convicted for interfering
with firemen; two, Larry Shub and Thomas Foglesong, pleaded
guilty to first degree riot; and two, Mary Nicholas and Peter
Bliek, have been acquitted. _&#39;-/11" REC-51&#39; "

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The Ohio Chief Justice has stated that he could not dismiss the
affidavits without a formal request to do so from the defense
attorney. It is expected that these local technicalities
will be cleared up shortly and that a dismissal order will
be forthcoming,
ACTION
None. Above submitted for information. You will be
kept advised.
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1 On 12/6/71, THIZMAS FOGLESONG, Kent 25 Defendant 1
entered pleawof guilty in Common Pleas Court, Ravenna, Ohio,
on charge of first degree riot in connection with May, 1970
disturbances at Kent State University  KSU!. FOGLESONG had
also been indicted for interferring with a fireman.
Sentencing of FOGLESONG on the riot charge was deferred.
On 12/7/71, charges against Kent 25 defendant, MARY
HELEN NICHOLAS were dismissed during the trial proceedings.
Subsequently, on 12/7/71, the prosecution for the 92i92State of Ohio fired a motion to dismiss charges against all I
remaining defendants. The judge took the motion under -
motion if attorneys for defense would withdraw previous chargesY of prejudice against common pleas judges handling the trial.  &#39;;92 Z _ B ° r_&#39; par- / ®Q- .1*:::;.,. -- is ,,,.m_</v    s}
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On 12/7/71, the Akron Beacon Journal, a daily
newspaper of general distribution in the Akron, Ohio, area
reported that defense attorneys had announced that they were
withdrawing their charges of prejudice. Common pleas court
has recessed until 12/13/71.
On 12/8/71, the Students for s Bemocratic Society
 SUS! organization at KSU held a demonstration at noon on KSU
campus and speakers discussed the fact that charges against .
remaining defendants were being dropped. Approximately 100 .
persons attended the rally; however, most of them were spectatbrs.
This rally was peaceful and orderly and there were no incidents
or arrests.
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QIHQPEYEPANEJ Q5l9
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§  . ..1 /11.k ;?§a4?;$@ts&a@# . _ aw ~?;~>§$;,-#&#39;&#39;¥. Pavenna, Ohio, advised that judges of common
p eas court had not rendered a decision concerning the motion
by prosecution for State of Ohio regardin dismissal of charges r
1| against remaining "Kent 25" defendants. went on to iadvise that he expected a decision regarding this matter to be
1 forthcoming in the near future.
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DENT, OHIO, ADVISED THAT SDS DEMONSTRATION TOOK PLACE AS SCHEDULED
THIS DATE AT NOON ON CAMPUS AT KSU. DEMON . STRFTIQN LASTED ABOUT THIRTY MINUTES AND DEMONSTRATORS DID NOT PRECEED T0 RAUENNA, OHIO, AS Q &#39;
F ,1:?A1-PREVIOUSLY PLANNED. APPROXIMATELY ONE HUNDRED INDIVIDUALS, MOST C
WHOM HERE OBSERVERS, ATTENDED. SPEAKERS INCLUDED KEN HAMMOND, JERRY &#39; J I
PERSKY, ROBERT FRANKLIN, tuomns LOUGH, BILL ARTRERELL, Ann JEFF _
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SPEECHES GENERALLY CONCERNED THE FACT THAT PROSECUTION FOR THE
STATE OF OHIO HAS REQUESTED THAT CHARGES AGAINST REMAINDER OF KENT
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TWENTYFIVE DEFENDANTS BE DISMISSED. A CEREMONY WAS HELD UHEREIN A
DOCUMENT PURPORTED TO BE AN INDICTMENT WAS BURFED¢
OBSERVED IN ATTENDANCE AT THE DEMONSTRATION WERE THE FOLLOWING
INDIVIDUALS:
ROSEANN CANFORA: MARY HELEN NICHOLAS; JERFY ALTER; NORMAN
CAULFIELD; RON IOMPKINSS UERRY LEWIS; TOM GRACE; TONY WALSH;
DEMONSTRATION HAS PEACEFUL AND ORDERLY AND THERE WERE NO INCIDENTS
OR ARRESTS¢ a
ADMINISTRATIVE!
RE CLEVELAND TEL5 TO BUREAU DECEMBER SEVEN, LAST¢
CLEVELAND WILL CONTINUE TO FOLLOW AND KEEP THE BUREAU ADVISED.
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Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are ll copies of
an LEM concerning the disposition of local prosecution or25. .i
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locally and there is no feoeral 0
the Cleveland Office contemplates
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Re:  A1 .984-&#39;t&#39;* &#39;
On 2/3/72, Clerk of Courts, Portage County, advised
that in addition to charges being dismissed against the
remaining 20 defendants, charges were also dismissed against
Foglesong, supra, and it was anticipated that charges would
shortly be dismissed against Shub, supra. The Clerk of Courts
added that the court is not aware of any other local charges
currently pending against any of the above-referred-to 25
defendants.
A11 of the above information has been furnished to
the Department. The Department has been advised that no further
action will be taken by this Bureau concerning this matter unless
a specific request for same is received from the Department.
ACTION:
None. Above submitted for information.
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In R,l.,[!-_ f_&#39;._,,.,,. R__f,..|. In C leVelan d ,  i O
File No.
February 8, 1972
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Investigation in this matter was initiated as aresult of violence which erupted on the camius of Kent State.
University  KSU!, Kent, Ohio, during May 1- , 1970. This 
disruption included the destruction by fire of a United
States Army Reserve Officers Training Corp  ROTC! building
and culminated with the slaying of four KSU students by
members of the Ohio Rational Guard.
As a result of this disruption, on August 3, 1970,
former State of Ohio Governor JAMES A. RHODES ordered that
a Special Grand Jury be eonvened to investigate the events.
On October 16, 1970, the Special Grand Jury returned
indictments against the following 25 individuals who were
allegedly involved in the disruptions:
muze _g_1~u.Rs1-;
LARRY SHUB First Degree Riot
THOMAS FOGLSSOKG First Degree Riot
PETER BLEIK First Degree Riot; Arson
RICHARD FELBER Attempt to Burn Property;
Assault and Striking a Fireman;
Interfering with a Firemen at
the Scene of the Fire;
First Degree Riot
DOUGLAS CORMACK First Degree Riot;
92 Inciting to Riot;
 Interfering with a Fireman
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RUTH GIBSON
Dr. THOMAS LOUGH
DAVID ADAMS
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ROSEANU CANFORA
JOSEPH CULL&#39;
JOHN GHEBETZ
MICHAEL EEHIH
KENNETH HAMMOND
JEFFREY HARTZLER
JOSEPH LEWISMalicious Destruction of Proper ,
Second Degree Riot
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Second Degree Riot,
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Interfering
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ALLEN TATEWarrant never executed, specific
First Degree Riot;
Arson
The above individuals were referred to locally as
the "Kent 25 " Onl five of te 2 i di d 1 i d - . y n- 3 n -v1 ua s n icted
were tried. FOGLESOHG and SHUB entered pleas of guilty.
RUPE was found guilty on the charge of interfering with
a fireman, and subsequently received a six month sentence!
to run concurrently with a previous sentence on a narcotics
charge. .  . &#39;  I " &#39;
during e * Kl
Two of th
arrested by Portage
- who reportedly went
went to New York.
On December 7, 1971
JOH3 HAYNARD asked Common
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due to lack of evidence.
On December 29,
gga@i*W#$*°orteg kcuntr
&#39;Dece"ae1 25, 19?] Common
CARIS ssrned orce
remainirg - deie
s mad
at kdismissal ta
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of the OhlO httOIR
sne is not aware - ng 0 be
currentl, bending against any
fuither 2dVlPd tlat the onl e Y
tenced ta" 3&#39;  "
be placed onPleas Judge EDHIN JONES to dismiss
1971
, Rat
?lea
s dismissing
an*s e
ov the Stat
rcuucst Ion
ey uenrral UCharges against BLLIK and IICh!LAS were dismissed
eir tr1a_s.
e 25 defendants were never located and
County authorities. They were MIRMAN,
to California, and TATE, who reportedly
, Special State Prosecutor
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Judges EDJIN JONES and AIS???
he crarvcs against the
ted that the request for
prosecu ors on December 7,
_rtedlv em rated from the office
ILLInh BRJJN She added that
charges c, local authorities
of the 29 defendants. Sne
lDdlV1dU&&#39;S who has been sen-
JPL and teat ruuinsunu and anus were expected to
probation 7
February 3 l°?2
on Decenber 2 Q7i charre,
uismissrd an
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°h9-T5395 currently Pending against any of the 25 defendants.
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Kent State University  KSU!, local Judges signed orders dismissing
charges against remaining 20 defendants.
Captioned matter relates to this Bureau&#39;s investigation
of destruction of ROTC Building, KSU, Kent, Ohio, 5/2/70.
Concurrently, this Bureau also conducted investigation of incident
involving killing of four KSU students 5/Q/70 by members of Ohio
National Guard. Department did not authorize prosecution in either
of above matters, but deferred in favor of local prosecution.
" As a result of local grand jury action, 25 individua1s_
were indicted for their participation in activities occurring on
KSU campus 5/1-4/70. Each subject was to be given a separate
trial, first trial beginning ll/22/71. Since that date, five
individuals were tried. Jerry Rupe was found guilty on a charge of
interfering with firemen and received a sixmonth sentence to run
concurrently with a previous sentence on a narcotics charge.
Larry Shub and Thomas Foglesong pleaded guilty to first degree
riot. Charges against Mary Nicholas and Peter Bleik were dismissed
during their trials.
On 12/7/71, Special State Prosecutor, State of Ohio,
admitting he lacked sufficient evidence to proceed, requested
court permission to dismiss all charges against the remaining 20
defendants that had been indicted by local grand jury. On
12/23/71, two Common Pleas Judges, Portage County, Ravenna, Ohio,signed orderscismissing the charges against the remaining 20defendants. }jcs]J  _.---~.. _  __ v Q _ _./I, I _ ,-,8  &#39; _ &#39;7 : I".
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Memomnaum . -
ACTING DELRECTOR, FBI  98-46479! DATE 5/9/73
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Enclosed herewith for the Bureau are five copies
of an.LHM concerning a newspaper article about captioned
matter.
Enclosed LHM is being submitted for the information
NIB/gak
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The Cleveland Office does not anticipate making /f&#39;/any additional inquiries in this matter, but will keep the ,/aBureau advised of any ¬§$§¢nent developments. s-f~H-I Q10 q92$" fl
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ha A May 9 1973
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The following newspaper article
Hay 4 1973 in he "Akron Beacon Journal
of general distribution in the Akron, Oht
that United States Representative JCHN&#39;5P
intends to request that the United States
re-examine the 1970 slaying of four stude
Unlverslty, Kent, Ohio by members of the
;ncLnsuni
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" a daily newspaper
0 area, reported
IBERLING of Akron
Department of Justice
nts at Kent State
Ohio Nationai Guar6:

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E SU §hoo¬.i11g Quiz
B; D.&#39;9292&#39;m IIE-95 condom a Fedtral grind Jury
Iuurl Jwrul wnmngtm IWIIU i_nve5u:;u9n_" .
&#39;~?.t.SHlNG&#39;lQN  Com-
T~]1j_ning of a double stand-
r 0| justire." R111. 5550?-
hnv  D! of Akron says he
pr-r&#39;-unnlly will :5-ll newly-
n-92-nr-rl Aitotney General H-
Ii ,1 Ri&#39;.hRId.&#39;<OI&#39;l to reexamine
the 1970 Kent Stale llniverslff
:.i|&#39;!o1u:g;
H .1 toleyrun to KSU !"rc-5-
|- F If CIPHII A. CH5, $91301-
iin; Fair} he and Sen. Edward
7- lewlw-iy  D-Mass.! have
I-.-.-1 trymg without success
it: l"1::||U1$ t0 get the Justice
D--r:=r1mont in provide I IUJT
e»tt"=.r1;:li0n I01 its rehz.-$.51-_tq
2HTHEIR eors 2-prlng inrm
the ldllig ol {our and wound-
ing 1:! nine students by Qhio
National Guarvnen during 1
Qampus <1i~sturt~-mce on May
4,1970.
The President s Commission
on Campus &#39;Unn&#39;sl. beaded by
former Pe&#39;1ns;~&#39;van1a Gov .
William Srrant--n, called the
sboonggg "unr92&#39;rce.~i_-zgry, un-
warranted and inexcusable."
SCr8r|.l0n hbruelf urged the
Jmdqe Depatnel to eon-
vene I121?!-d jtry.
But then-Atty. Gen. John
Mitchel} d_ee1&#39;_ued on the
ground um his Llnwsqgaton
co92_1§d§1nd no vylon ll Fed-
" -m1~rm:u.&#39;s iucneisor. Rt-..
chani Kl¬indi_8l.51| lnt::r&#39;rub&#39;-
gctibe-fl to the 1-me position.
5|; thrn. I-olh have fe-
sighed&#39;and hax-ejaeen lmpli-.&#39;
i-3:755.-1_ the w mum stran-
d3l- "
Sglhcrlinp, I fp&#39;1T.l1 H3?-
ynt dJt5!r.:1.t-J  RJC}&#39;.&#39;Jfd-
gon, Ind Hanoi-ii. who ll I
personal atquahbme ol the
new attorney genctal, con-_
oelvahly -uruld oovinze him
to take .t.lrwd- .10-Ii -mt" .the
ca.-te. . &#39; " 
_.  cab get any-
iuh&#39;t::j92&#39;iiU1 Rlcltardson or not
-nu;-a1_ns{o_ he seen," Seiber-
-ling says. tut Kennedy:
dllm&#39; eounsol on the Judiciary
subcommittee nd I have
agreed that we ought to try
to approach hit" on the mat-
ter an soon as we cm."
%R A a--hi: eariy East
year. Sen. K-m t-dy was con-
sidering hcldiv: subcommit-
tee heangs 011 the Kent,
Slate and relate" cases.
Mearnighile. tie parent; of
four sturlons st in also called
on Richardson to Oonvene 1
jury. ue pare-nrr sent the tel-
egram In R.ich&#39;rd::-on Thur!-
QEHL1.-r &#39;-&#39;
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By Bill*G&#39;or&#39;.3"nL011. May 4, I970. Tt-&#39;r=&#39;r1e* l&#39;r"1r &#39;-rmars, then a 2! -year-old ti.-SLI str_|d.rlr92.&#39;.-ire to a noon rallyn the Comrnirns
".1 ippcd with a eame:a. a gas ms :1. :91
38 caliber pistol.
Minutes alter the Ohio Na&#39;irna&#39;tiu1r.l
period re that day, Norm-in .a.-1 fr.ir.-r
"re scene of the shootings, chased by two
niversity stall nierrrbers, tnwrud a grout-
rl Guardsmen and earrrnus T92r1ll&#39;.&#39;.&#39;.&#39;Ii"
ned up on thr: site where §""lll 1"-&#39;1
=:d to stand "there the 3&#39;*t&#39;.:t;l t=&#39;-.:t.&#39;t=t
=ad been waving about &#39;-ms taL.&#39;r:
ruin Irirrr ltl l.5-lturll_92 all _-Tr", I er: r;-
was escorted I0 thecamp 1&#39;: --olr; I: &#39;t"&#39;-"
or quest llll. l.
lmntediate 5|I&#39;?tlJlIt.lI."t be;-an tilt
92lorman&#39;s action t..r -fa &#39;-.
areeipitated the s&#39;r~.-vtrr:gs. u.-
ustifieuttorrs were gnarl I-1. .~:¢
tpceuiatiun, l-irst. titrurd so--:esr.~ -
mttally claimed that their troops tired
Jlll!&#39; after a sniper liretl at them l~-.~
Second. a single shot r:t ttn923lmr.&#39;t&#39; nt|t&#39;."92
was heard and tape teeudetl br&#39;l&#39;.-I1 t&#39;:
troops unleashed their or ~r.ir-e uf,&#39;.rr--.ti.---
Finally, other than  ltiardsmtn. NUITI
was the only perstitl on campus that -id
to have been observed with a 1&#39;. n.
The eampus police, ltr-92~i.&#39;-er, lrter -- -&#39;
an end tn such speculation when tlrrv
announeed that Nurnuink we:-;-me iii.
nut been fired. Tltw alw rlruieri
Norman: claims that he l&#39;|.1t it . 
photographing student dc:-.ii~nstr:m::. t-~
them. Statements by a former UliioNltional Guardsman and a former Ni-t"
n wsman who witnecrd the -r-tr-.92»~hlwever. contradict the oftit-ll-!
explanation of the incident.
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P-lyeltrrel Delaney and ee-mm-.n I-fed|!tllrl1&#39;it.!~, formerly with WKYC-EV:. Io r
r&#39;.&#39;wr-92n bureau, gave similar version of . &#39;
startling comments they attril-uted to
P-Iorrnarr and to aeasnpus poli~:e!&#39;r.=_n after
Notmrrtt stopped running lrom Blanket
llill. Delaney and &#39;DcI3rin: both
maintained that they heard Norman say:
I had to shoot. They were goir-3 to kl]
me-Q
Furthermore, they both a.-aid that a
campus policeman who lzandled
llomran&#39;s gun in their presence c-tclaimed
that it had been red. tktanej quoted
the police-:r;:m as saying: Hy 061! The
gun&#39;s liecn tired." Delirine ssented,
rerr&#39;rt&#39;r&#39;rrl:ierit&#39;.g the ofeer&#39;s words as: My
 wit He red four shots. are we
g inf, tg_d_o_rio92!&#39;!_"_ _ E
l.rtr-ilman Harold Rice and lete trvem Kelley were the two K.S.L&#39;. oizers
who handled and examiner. thr weapon
at the scene. Both wrote in ol&#39;tieal l S.U-
police re-ports about the NGTiiit&#39; incident
that they  92PCIlCd the eylndcr of
Nornrar-.&#39;s gun there and that - in Rice:
words - all of the cartridges v ere fully
loaded."
Norman, whose present wlr--reahouts
have eluded newsrnen and researchers of
the killings -- eould not be re rched for
euntmenl. lie hail claimed to reporters
that he had only used his camera that
ti?r¢&#39;. -
the .|L&#39;5&#39;i-&#39;r lrep:rrtment&#39;= summary of
tl - F It t,&#39;.-= inwsti-ptiun of ti : ktllittp
5|-Ilth ltlr-la :al.92|t1li&#39;$I92 HIS Jflllt he
Guardsrrieri most of the time during the
cnnlrnnltlllon. A few students observed
I-1: -.-tr---; m and rl.-ir that he &#39;i&#39;r.-rl it at
92ltlrlt!ltlS jirrl prinr to the time tthe
t uardrrnen r.".l. Nurrrrrrrr elair 5 tha hechit not pull his weapon until after}hegt-i-toting was over and then e.-.1; whe! he
w.,s attacked by four or ve students.-5I .ll  1- .ab ttcerte page, ncze cl" H H7
rlptaper, city and Matt.!
In srparale interviews, C!- ;&#39;I3ItlSIP3l&#39;l
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Y; tings -- am! .inm1:nI&#39;! --_-in-n -.
i970  have never been dgluliil pit.
Hlained by any inveslipative h-only.  - -
Altlmirgh he hat been tit92t&#39;rt|1til 51- -
re-fence phntu_gr:iphr-r seseml 5| =-L-, 1,.
t-f newsincil who covered the w--r -&#39; er Y
L&#39;I||l|1tJ.92&#39; tllsliltfcts plciruftlrs |r;|rurf|;:;-
at rm Hay .&#39; amt M4, L Nnlllit-:
ffltl-Ill In fiqin I01-I-1| |-It-J-nlnnrafrq fa:
her the urmpiis p"l»- e ht Ihe flit I
l!eBrine_ who ix nmv art an-;hr92rr1-&#39;|
r KATV in Little Ruck. Arttan:.;§_ &#39;4|iI
at Nnrman mid me lhal he ton!
Litirii Inf Lifinosiriiurs uri the 0.-ii&#39;.,*.*
mpus" and then turned his ;;_i-.;Iur;-&#39;
er lo the F.lt.l.
After fflt Sfltltiltllgs, 92.&#39;f -;| _~.:"192,1n 92&#39;-"3
I- Cd by I KCIII R!-tnt&#39;d.&#39;0l&#39;l"icI&#39; |&#39;-3:-|"1[r
ht, W35 then crtipliiyr-l by 3&#39;" K .~ 
otiee, he replied. " 	 .-nun-; | 92_--
-nr&#39;Li|ig fur them."
1"Ul&#39;II92¬r K.§i.U. security rhicl l!miLtld
eltwartririrtler ant! -.~!!i-as t;-,-rs-,:"~_!;;_f
&#39;ilh the pnhee deparlinerrt h.92-- ,;-&#39;1?
thetwisc. In an ittt-:7-iirw,
chwnrlzmilier said that on May 4. I.&#39;1J
Iftet being informed that Norm-in had
een taken into custud; _ h»; -.-_r_-3
Jrprised to learn that Nnrznzn :3 c&#39; ;- T
n ampus. Schwartzmilier -1&#39;-r: rm l"
*1 surprised I0 team th:~li:1vr~&#39;idu.1l92&#39; &#39;-&#39;1.
re and talked to Nair-m. m- -_=--..&#39;-
ta 2 and May 3. L
111: fonrier police c|&#39;1i&#39;.&#39;t&#39; -.:.&#39;.&#39; &#39;-1 !@=&#39;=
rdered the photograph" "H" ¢-_- ji-
d not to return" in the -;&#39;-rn:: of | &#39;-fit
ftcr receiving reports .=i ,, ;~;i&#39; --
which Nomian brought --.v<-rsl rie. nu...
ampus. Schwartzmillei s;id tint I 3 L .
is officers instructions in 19:»! _h;1t --
-iorman was seen on campus g;;._&#39;1-_ h,-
ias to be arrested for uespaasing "
SCl"|9292&#39;al&#39;17.rI&#39;liilcr nizl hnwcvrm ll-r
Wifore the i7l&#39;1i ineirieiii vi"-is i&#39;rt &#39;.&#39;_,i . 1.
ii: lltentiun, Nnruiun pro-&#39;i&#39;!&#39;:l ti;
Imptli pOf1L&#39;C with phrrlugrralr .-l
iutside radical speakers wliu aditrri ti
litmptt: tallies. Sehmirtzrrirller dc -.-rii--1
hi dl the POIJCC he;.l -rill. Nut ii." -
i -mutual agreement in which N--rrr :".
3lTCICd in fumjsh the ph."i&#39;.opiph: fr:
nothing." Schwartzmiltcr also r-aitl that "t
lid-It! lee him from the time :1-.=t 
ardered him eff esmp-.1: emit the ea; l
thy 4.
After Norman was tal-zen into c1190-_v
that day, Schwartzmiller d-xlrm-ii  3 I: --1
full tentiuns of arresting, him and tm-
:hl es for carrying a cum-rr ~.
Area n." But, he explained, he bce;&#39;.r:r.~
so rapped up with reporters,gathci*iu_e"i__Z-J-Q .- - y-92
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iv---; *-&#39;_=~-&#39; !92&#39;~ lI"r in his ha-&#39;92tl~ fl-
._-.,,..1.| 1. .- -_- |..92~, n!! uftlie rst siudenlf.
toi:u.&#39;
!i-||=:t§.- ~ we s-U11: Guanisinan wh 1
]92&#39;:iI&#39;I|t.tl&#39;l r-rr to after i-is cl-.:i:.e firm: ti-:
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5--,| J pres: P1f";!:;&#39; m pliotn;;ra;11ieis an!
qr---mnen to cover the day&#39;s event .
1&#39; qey_ 92-."m is now a pilhlir l&#39;f|92lill s
H1 tit for the American Bankers
.r&#39;|t&#39;.0r:i:tfiOn in waiitlgitl, Said U13 *3
-.v..s approached for press credentials l-y
Nmnirirr before the nm-nitrite tell":
l.92-.~l.1nry said he refused to issue N-92rm:"n
rtl&#39;r&#39;_&#39;tllii;i5 at rst because he .<:t&#39;d ll-e
plr--topraplier did not hdequalcly identify
hirnv-&#39;il&#39;.
later, Ucianey said, a member of ti&#39;e
*_l|"i:e.-:.ity Netvs Service approaclicd hi I1
.-  31! e-J that Nminvn he issued .1 ph S-S
 lcr.1&#39;|"&#39;: ire was shunting pltlgluplili
uni-.1 rsit; . The ex-gt:;ird<.m1ri sill
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alt-:r snuiher universillf "nil"
intervened on Norm.-in: behalf - ll
time 2 campus police officer.
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trail! with the I=.H.t..|>921&#39; 1-== 4&#39;--"&#39;1
pietures tm them. lle&#39;s under eurilrai-t &#39;
the F.B.|."
ieeording to three 56-wees. ti
bepn its investigation of the May
1970 dj5un.lt:I5 a day before the shooli:
-- nn May 3.
Dclanev and DeBrinc&#39;s rewnstrl-1¢li
9| me di;_lit!:_&#39;LtC between Norman ant
eainpug policeman after the sh00liI1
which will appear in wnsP""*&#39;¥ me"
Pglgf Davies forthcoming book 0"
tr.-=30-.!y_ apparently has not been ft
reported elsewhere.
Neither Delaney nor DL&#39;BI&#39;l¢ ll-
contaeted by the President&#39;s CO1ITli$-5
on Campus Unrest. Due Conuniss:
which held the only open hearinis 5
the shootings, qid not try to dcterrr
IC>P0l&#39;tSiiJi|iiy for the killings for fea"
interfering with future judii
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3/MINISTRATIVE
All per5Ons interviewed during this investigation were.l&#39;% edvieed that this investigation is being conductee et the sPe¢ifi¢request of the U. S. Department of Justice. and that any
information they furnished could beused in a court of law.
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ACCOMPUSHMEN*5CLMMED- wiuouz &#39;1 r¬A$E "A! QEEH __ W e4;:"&#39; " A _e_ ___ _ _ -,1 .__. ,_ ACQU!T-CON:&#39;lc. 92 FUG. J "F927HEs  nvuvcsi i $&#39; nzcev:n|:sl TAl-5_L L J. _, IPsuom OVER on: vtnn }__}vsa 1}
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JU:.. {ICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Copy to;
R=»<=r+ <>|=   om. CINCINNATIDmm /19/73 »
Field Office File #: 44-.1249 Bureau File #: 44-4-5339
Tiflc: KILLING OF FOUR STUDENTS AT
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY,
KENT, OHIO, MAY 4, 19707
ALLISON KRAUSE7
ET AL 
OQ}E!EX VICTIMS
Character-:CIVIL RIGHTS
w:
Synopsis: The Administrative Assistant, Ohio National Guard  ONG!,
advised that a roster of all ONG personnel has previously
been furnished and that no photographs are available for
ONG personnel. Adjutant General. ONG. advised that all
"b 11-1; " t&#39; 1&#39; d 1: tn  a ype amuni ion supp ie o e ONG was issued
by the U. S. Government, and no records maintaine as tobrands of ammunition maintained. Mrs. i_ Ohio, provided photographs o activities at
Kent State University  KSU!, in . 1970 as by herson _ i-     F Ohio ,
on ,
- ib &#39; hair, 5&#39;5". escr ed as a white male. early 20&#39;s. blond
160 to 170 pounds, being allowed through the ONG lines
and saying, "Some students grabbed my camera and began
beating me, so I shot him", or words to this effeThis individual, presumed to be TERRY NORMAN by&
produced either a chrome plated or a nickel plated
revolver and turned the same over to an individual
appearing to be a KSU police officer. Official Sundry
Claims Board, Columbus, Ohio, advised that no claims for
property damage have been filed as a result of the
shootings at KSU. Officers, ONG, advised that all M-I
rifles were shipped to the Letterkenny Army Depot.
Chambersburg, Pennsylvania in October. 1971. Adjutant
General, ONG, requests that all pending and subsequent
requests for investigation be in writing.
-RUC--
Thi| do-cumgnl cnnlmrn ngnhp; r¢cn1192&#39;|H&#39;!dlI0nI nor concluunnnl of the FBI. ll it the Properly of the FBI Ind in lolfled IO your lI¬ !&#39;; it Ind I92I cont:
are not to be dillnbuted oulnide your nuency
U, S. UOVERNMENT PRIHTTNG OFFICE : I976  J - ¢06<
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CI 44-2149
DETAILS:
BIHQRIHING?QN}OHIO
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1&#39; FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Duie of|ronscripIion___
be L
gs! 101&#39;}! Guar &#39; ,c ONG!,W telephone number for
....e purpose of tional investigation
relating .to the killing of four Kent State University,
 KSU!, students at Kent, Ohio, on May 4, 1970-
_ was B cificallP6 Y
requested to determine the present or last i-mown
whereabouts of ONG personnel who were on the campus
of KSU during the period May 1 through 4, 1970, and
they were identified as follows:
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by Attorney at Law CHARLES BROWN, who has offices at
42 East Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio. He suggested that
BROWN be contacted in an attempt to secure the current
whereabouts of the above individuals, inasmuch as BROWN
would have the most recent address for ONG personnel.
iwas also requested
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to furnish a roster of all ONG personnel who were eitk in the city of Kent, Ohio, or on the KSU campus from May l through 4, 1970, including the identification of these individuals ° &#39; the weapon: issued to them. commentedthat it is his belief that this information hasbeen previously furnished to the Federal Bureau of Investigation,  FBI!, during the investigation eonductec at KSU in May, 1970. He further commented that within the last two months, the Adjutant General and Major General Dnrh L. STUART, had personally furnished thissame information to Departmental Attorneys of the C &#39; Rights Division ofthe United States Justice and this infoAttorneys i
c ofgiven to thesece of the Attorney General of Ohio, umbus Ohio. e further advised that Major neral STUART had been &#39; t r M » ~ ~oart- mental Attorneys. tated that for these reasons, he would decline to furnish additional rosters.ivil Departmen" rnmtion was  n the offi y at Col , H i3$?$§ GeWe
was further ques- tioned as o t e x s ence of a handprinted entryappearing under Item Number 51 of the Log, Page 4, as compiledSecond S u
Duty Officers by the Headquarters Troop, q adron, 107th -umorodhqayalr92 and dated May 4, 1970.  -- _,|-.-@"&#39;jd__-&#39;;;_.i.I_t._"-"*+=.}"&#39;%;;&#39;avises inasmuch as this og was o¢¢geiii7" the aforementioned Un&#39; Akron ~ C
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Jat he 0110 this question by contacting appropriatet Unit He stated
succeeded furnis a
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also requested ription of all Li aylor Hall Hill at May 4, 1970 .1
eutenants the time of the shootings , ncluding all Lieutenants in Troop , of the 107th ARC, Comoany A, of the 145th InfantryRegiment, and N s Troop, 107th sac.
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In addition he was re es &#39; &#39; 1 descrip-
tion of ,
x   ,145th In y dimln , and also to identify t e
particular one Unit that was in the vicinity of the
Newman Center and Verder Hall, on the cam us of KSU at
anr OOOPM onMa 3 1970 r *&#39; _ : . . y , . iI!IIIIIIII|again commented that this in ormation
could most readily be obtained from tne particular ONG
Unit who were assigned to the KSU Campus during the
period May 1, through 4, 1970, as previously identified
in investigation conducted by the FBI, and which Units
are located in the Akron, Ohio, area. He commented that
the personnel files including the physical examinations
of these ONG personnel would be located within the
particular ONG Unit.
In continuing,
related that no photographsare available of any
ONG personnel, as none are required.
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__§rl CHARLES E. BROWN, Attorney at Law, a partner
&#39;* in the law firm of Crabbe, Brown, Jones, Potts, and
&#39;-&#39; Schmidt, which is located in Suite 1400, 42 East Gay
Street, was contacted at his office in an effort
, to determine the current or last known whereabouts
&#39; of various Ohio National Guard personnel, who were
on the campus of Kent State University during the
period May l, through 4, 1970.
_" MI. BROWN explained that he has been retained
.t by the office of the Attorney General of the State of
"7 Ohio to represent Ohio National Guard personnel and
in this way he has appeared for and corresponded with
some of the Ohio National Guard personnel, but
certainly not all of them. Mr. BROWN consented to
make available his correspondence file showing theJ most recent address of personnel with whom he had
-- corresponded.
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Major General DANA L. STUART, the Adjutant
General, Ohio National Guard, returned a telephone
call to the Columbus Resident Agency of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation,  FBI!, in response to a
previous telephone call made to the Adjutant Ge
Department for the purpose of contacting Major
General STUART.
Major General STUART was advised that in
the current investigation concerning the killing of
four students at Kent State University, Kent, Ohio,
on May 4, 1970, it has been determined that there is
a locked metal cabinet maintained in a vault at the
Akron, Ohio, Police Department, and is reported to
be under the control of the Ohio National Guard. Major
General STUART was advised that investigation was being
conducted in an effort to identify the type, brand,
and caliber of ammunition issued to Ohio National
Guard personnel and furthermore that the locked metal
cabinet maintained in the Akron, Ohio, Police Department
may provide this information.
Major General STUART commented that all
"ball-type" amunition supplied to the Ohio National
Guard is issued by Federal sources of the United States
Government. He commented that those specific records
are maintained as to the brand of ammunition issued
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to providing his authority to examine the locked metalll/15/73
cabinet maintained at the Akron, Ohio, Police Department,
for the Ohio National Guard, he is desirous of conferring
with the Comanding Officer of the 145th Infantry,
responsible for the maintenance of this cabinet.
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. myDail News, made av ilable two photographs taken by &
a former student at Kent Statn versi y , at Kent, Ohio, during May, 1970. w
was formerly a part-time reporter for the Dayton Daily ews.
The above photographs appeared in the Dayton Daily
News immediately following the killing of four students at
KSU on May 4, l970.
An examination at the Photo Laboratory and the
Newspaper Morgue at the Dayton Daily unable to
locate any additional photos taken by
On November 10, 1973, the above two photographs
were forwarded to the Cleveland Division of the Federal Bureau
1 of Investigation by registered mail.
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Qhio State Highway Patrol Headquarters,
was contacted an effort to determine if his organiza-
tion possessed any information relating to the extent
of property damage to automobiles parked in the Prentice
Hall parking lot ciuring the shooting of four Kent State
University students on_!-Ray 4, 1.970, at Kent, Ohio. A
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specifically reci ge extent of property damage to
the vehicles that were parked in the Prentice Hall
parking lot, but did say that such information would
have been included in the investigative report of the
Ohio State Highway Patrol  previously furnished to the
Federal Bureau of Investigation!.. , -
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the Ohio State Highway
for the overall investi-
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be contacted for any information he might have in this
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resiJ..* &#39;:g Kent, Qhie , authorized her to furnieh eleven
colored photographs of vario ~=-=&#39; us sce ivitiestaken at Kentrstate in Ma . 1970. y I furnished
these eleven colored photographs but requested that
they be returned.r
r auras advised that these photographs
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law.
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i telephone number  -.I""&#39; e was advised of the identity
of the interviewing Agent and that information was desired
of him regarding his recollections of any events which had
occurred on or about May 4, 1970, at Kent State University
 KSU!, Kent, Ohio. &#39; 1
- noted that he would be desirous of furnish-
ing such information, however, he desired to do so in the
presence of his attorney. He noted that in view of various 
lawsuits regarding this matter, he desired that his attorney
be present during his furnishing such information.
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He is currently . -i"_"__-&#39;f.._". .§&#39;ZZ._.,&#39;  --L:-;§_ in 9 Ohio I
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o ..92&#39;-- a member of that organization for about six ! years.
On May 2, 1970, his unit was called to active duty at RSU,
Kent, Ohio, in regard to some disturbances at that place.
His unit and he were at that place through Hay 5 or 6,
l970.
At about 11:00 A.M., Monday, May 4, 1970, he was
placed in charge of a security element of some eleven to
thirteen troops, guarding some ORG vehicles containing
- radio equipment, which were parked near the previously
burned Reserve Officers Training Corps  ROTC! building
on the KSU campus. His troops were in a semi-circular
formation, about twenty yards from the ROTC building,
facing the hill on which the college&#39;s Taylor Hall was
located. At about 12:00 noon, or shortly thereafter,
about sixty other ONG troops formed near his location
and thereafter went u the hill, disappearing from hissight on the other sige of the hill. They were out of
his sight for about fifteen to thirty minutes. He then
y_  observed a few of these troops reappear on the crest of the
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hill. He then heard what sounded like gunfire, although&#39;
he did not observe any shots being fired. ; 
At about this time, the previously mentioned
ONG troops came back over the crest of the hill and
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minutes thereafter, he observed some two to four individuals.
who he believes were students, run down from the crest of
the hill towards his position. He is unable to further _
describe these persons, but he could see that they are
shouting something. As they reached a point about ten &#39;
to twenty meters from his position, he was able to under-
stand that they were shouting, "Stop him, he shot somebody
or possibl9;"he killed somebody", or words to that effect.
He was standing on the left end of his line of
troops. He then looked to his right, where he saw an
individual, whom he recalls as being a white male, early
twenties, about 5&#39;8" tall, 160 to 170 pounds, blond hair,
not long, wearing slacks and a jacket. colors unrecalled,
and a white shirt, talking to one of his troops. As he
moved in that direction, he observed that this individual
had displayed something to the trooper, which he was later
told was a press credential. This individual was then
allowed through the OG lines.
He-ontinued that he had walked towards this
individua w o had been allowed through the line, however,
before he reached him, he observed this individual being
stopped by two persons who he assumed were KSU Security
Police, as well as some two or three ONG officers. The
individuals who he assumed to he Security Police were
dressed in shirt sleeves, ties and trousers. He noted
that he could not further describe these two persons and
doubts if he would recognize them if he were to see them
Ilgairu
As he neared this group, which was standing
in a semi-circle about ten yards behind his.security
troops, he overheard the individual who had been allowed
through his troops lines say words to the effect that"Borne students gra  my camera and started beating me,
and I shot him." noted that he could not recall the
exact words. He thn saw this individual reach under his
said "easy", and readied his rifle.- coit, and thinking he might be reaching for a weapon, he,
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2&#39; The individual slowly pulled a revolver from
beneath his jacket, which was taken by one of the plain-
clothes individuals previously mentioned. &#39;He observed I
this person flip the cylinder open on the weapon, which
he thinks opened to the right. As the cylinder was opened,
the individual stepped to the side, and said, "There are
two spent cartridges", or words to that effect. He noted
that he did not see the cartridges himself. as he was not
close enough to the individual to make out details regard-
ing the weapon. . . _ -
The two plainclothesmen then led the individual
who had produced the gun a~ray,- and he has never seen any of
these persons again. _
Q added that he recalls the gun as being a snub-
nosed revo ver, which was nickel or chrome plated. He noted
that he owns a snub-nose -.38 caliber Colt revolver, and this
weapon appeared to be about the same size as his.
 He noted that the next day, he saw an article which
had appeared in the Akron, Ohio "Beacon-Journal" newspaper,
which indicated that the person who had the revolver was
named TERRY NORMAN. He noted that he does not know this
individual personally, although he has seen several news-
paper articles in which NORMAN was mentioned with regards to 1-.
the events at KSU on May 4, 1970.
_-continued that the ORG troo@r who had allowed
the individual through the line was named .1-1---=&#39; * := *5 _ phonetic!, who was released from the DNG s!o!!y a!ter
these events due to the expiration of his enlistment. Henoted thatulives somewhere near Wooster, Ohio.
He also noted that he does not desire to r-nish
the names of other members of the ONG who were present
during the above events, as he has discussed this matter
with them, and they have requested that he not do so in
&#39;v&#39;ie"" of Current lawsuits in which some of them. have ken
named as principals. He noted that all officers of the
ONG who were present at KSU in May. 1970, were named in
various lawsuits which have been filed in regard to this
matter. He noted that inasmuch as he has promised these
persons that he would not involve them, he does not desire
to do so at this time, noting that their names would be
available from other sources, including the ONG Armory at 
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similar event. He also noted that the great majority
of these persons were previously interviewed by the
Federal Bureau of Investigation  FBI! in 1970 regarding
this matter. However, these persons did not volunteer
any information, as they had been instructed, apparently
by the ONG, to only answer specific questions that were
asked and not to volunteer any information.
He also noted that the Company Commander o 0, ._ONG comniag   time of the above events was , &#39;nr"hG resides near WOOS&#39;;%I, 011-0.
3.5 now assigned to the headquarters of the ONG in Columbus,
Ohio 1 gh he still resides near Wooster. He noted -that Acould provide the names of persons presentduring 0 above events. He noted that he does not recallif was present durin ese events or not. e notedtha e es not know  92home address, however, the
ONG Armory at Wooster cou provide it. He also notedthat he had turned in a written statement regariini his
seeing the gun reoovered from the individual to
the same day  May 4, 1970! that these events occurred.
This statement made part of an ONG report regardingthis matter. furnished a xerox copy of this statement,
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Columbus, Ohio.
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investigators from the Ohioof these events to a
the Q§§_Q3dge Advocatethat is located in
in the summer of 1970,
State highway Patrol  O53!
were at Camp Perry, Ohio, while his ONG unit was at
firearms traing. These investigators were conducting
the investigation regarding
He asked one of these persons, name
TERKY nonnnn. This person
working for another law enf
not be prosecuted.
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had been in charge of givin
in May, 1970. He noted tha
to him, is assigned to Headthe KSU matter for the state.
unknown, regarding
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quarters Company. Firstunknown,
at KSU
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Battalion, 145th Infantry, ONG, Akron, Ohio. He noted
that this Sergeant should be able to furnish informationregarding press credentials issued. also noted that
he heard from an unrecalled
been granted press credenti
working for the FBI. He nosource that TERRY NORMAN had
als because he claimed to be
ted that he has no personal
knowledge of this information.
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vaious persons inquiring reas directed correspondence to
garding what action is to be
taken, if any, regarding TERRX NORMAN. He noted that
such correspondence was dir ected to the United States
Department of Justice, the Ohio Attorney General. and
several United States Senat
the replies received by himors. He noted that one of
in response to these comunica-
tions was a letter dated September 21, l9?O, from PAUL
W. BROWN, Attorney General,
as follows:State of Ohio. which advised
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92Dear MrI have checked out your information and it appears to be correct except for the fact that men from my Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation who are ballistics experts examined Mr. Norman&#39;s gun after it was taken away from him and found that it had not been fired. No witnesses otherthan yourself claims to have heard Mr. Norman say that he had fired his weapon. All of the details except for your testimony will be heard by the current Grand Jury in Kent. I have sent your letter to Mr. Balyeat in the event he wishes to call you. Thank you for writing to me.
Yours very truly,A1 I.;".j___;-_.  &#39;..92-;92__.___P:-wt W. snow"Attorney GeneralPNB:hgCC: Robert L. Belyeat
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above at this time. He noted that as previzusly stated.
he has furnished signed statements to the ONG regarding _
this information.
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number 466--3848, advised that any claima tiled aqaintt
the State of Ohio as a result of property damage inflicted
on aut.--,a.,bi1es at Kent Eta-zo ;&#39;niv-areity during the
shootings on May 4, 1970, would have been filed through
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claims being filed against the State of Ohio and the . 1
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Major General DANA L. STUART, the Adjutant
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advised that all pending and subsequent requests for
investigation concerning the billing of four Kent
State University students at Kent, Ohio, on May 4, 1970,
as it relates to the Ohio National Guard and its
personnel will have to be in writing. General STUART
stated that upon receipt of the specific written
request he will make the request available to attorney
CHARLES BROWN, Special Counsel, retained by the
Attorney General for the State of Ohio to represent
Ohio National Guard personnel. Upon examination of
the written request by Attorney BROWN,a determination
willJ be made as to compliance with the request for
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. CV 44-703
Inasmuch as SA&#39;s COOK, MURPHY, and BURTON have each
emphatically denied under oath 1the allegations attributed
to them 1n tho hearin i U. g n .S. District Court, CV, Ohio, and
inasmuch as the court record cunfirns th 1 e respective denials,
&#39;n0 further action is being taken.
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Guardsmen in 1970 denied
Tuesday they told one of the
Guardsmen he didn&#39;t need an
attorney alter he reportedly
requested one.
Special agents John J.
Brennan and Gary Harmon
both denied they told former
Guardsman Lawnence Shah:-r
of Ravenna he didn&#39;t need an
attorney present to witness
theqoestioninge  -tri Sharer: atiomey;t-Slnplinakl. said he is pre-
pared to put Sharer on the
witness stand to testify that
he requested an attorney and
was told he didn&#39;t need one.
BRENNAN and Harmon
were among nine FBI agents
called to testify in Federal
Court Tuesday in-&#39; pre-trial
hearings to determine wheth-
er the FBI statements will be
admitted into evidence at the
trial scheduled to start Mon-
day.
Shater and seven other for-
mer Guardsmen were indict-
ed on Federal civil rights
charges in connection with
the May 4. 1970, shootings on
the Kent State campus.
Brennan, a 2!!-year veteran
FBI agent. and Harmon. em-
ployed hy the bureau since
1969. questioned Shaier for
three hours on May I. 1970,
three days after four students
were killed and nine wounded
by Guard guntii-e._.
BOTH AGl&#39;JN1S testified
they supplied Shafer with a
waiver form outlining his con-
stitutional rights to Silence
. an having a lawyer p nt
du g questioning.
e agents te§tl§lucnn Journal itafl Writer
LEVELAND - Two I
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&#39; ergeant Lawrence Sh fer
heard three or tour shuts
come from his "right" side.
He then saw a man on his
right fire one shot. He then
dro ped to one knee and fi .d
on in the air, His wea n
fail to eject and he had to
eje the casing manually. B
then saw a. male with bus iy,
Bandy hair. in a blue Shift
advancing on him and malt-&#39;
wing e nn. rohscene-* g e__s £_u;r 9§ giving=uie nngeii. This tntuii
had nothing In his bonds-
When this man was 25-35 feet
away, Shafer shot him. He
then fired three more t:lmes_
in the air." &#39;ere IS how the FBI 1&#39;9 rt-Shaler reacted duringlfhe
~ BRENNAN said he told
Shafer the purpose of the FBI;
investigation was to deter-E
mine if possible civil rights
violations were committed;
and that Shale! might be-&#39;come a possible defendant inifuture prosecutions. p i
He also testified Shafer]
commented he wanted to "00-:
operate with us," i
Stupljnglcl then e.-me Bren-l
nan the lolluwlng questitmsr 1
Q-Do you deny Slater
netted lnr an attorney.
A-I deny that.
-QDoyou dc-nytha-te-i~
tin-r you or your partner
 Harmon! told Shale! "ml
whatever he said wouldn&#39;t 8°
be_ nd that room and on
we lust trill! W P1
people Ind get the in-&#39;
vestlgatlon over with? set of questions-and also de- I deny that.
i rmon denied the s me
ni the agents took ferl
trom the interrogation room
;to view the shooting scene be-
: fore returning to the room to
i answer further questions.
A Sharer is the only Guards-l
man identified so tar who al- l
lowed agent Harmon to pre-~
pare a written statement out-t
lining his activities at the
time oi the shooting.
. HA RMON___testi_fied;..t.hat,"ti-ie&#39;only pormiotithe state!rnent written by Sharer was.
the last paragraph in which i
Shaler acknowledged the in-
formation written by Harmon *
was correct. t
Harmon testified that Shaf- t
er s ed the statement tree-
ly.In other questioning I mi
Gila defense lawyers. PB-
cial agents Dave Cook. oi
Youngstown, and "lh0ma8 -T
Murphy, Oi Canton, both de-
nied they laid their service
weapons on the tahle during
the questioning of former"
Guardsmen Mathew J. M0-
Marius.
Stuplinski, who also retire-
sents Mchlanus. Said his d5
ent is prepared to testiilr 91°
agents laid their weapons 011 .
the table during his question-i
ing on May 6. 1910. 1
not Cook and Murphy its-~
tilled that MIZMI-mus w 5 indicate pctqe, name of
newspaper, ctly.unct Itqleel
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Title: KENFOUP.
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Classification:
Submllllnu Otttcet CLEVELAND
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, &#39;Fe._t_egent Robert L.i3 ;
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U&#39;.S.;pistl&#39;ict Courtiiilttt he
difdf not recall telling an!
Ohioational Guard officer §
shortly alter the May 1970i
shootings at Kent State U1- TD e i e n s e lawyers areA-..2_.ni 8.-. ._92....-.. 1L_|. LL- ___I-.lylllg 92U bl&#39;1U92v92 llll. HIE D
ay FBI agents lime
v I1 o m to question is
ause they had access
guard records. - e
These records, which con-1
tain statements the guards-*
men made shortly after the
shooting. have been ruled
inadmissible at the trial be-&#39; . ,-
.~r:m.en&#39;- Llgg _llRI1&#39;lI&#39;!&#39;lQI&#39;lJ|&#39;w|LI&#39;lI&#39;-"g?-8i."&#39; -tr 0&#39;"-"&#39; &#39; -1- 1varsity that the FBI "is ,_.,- 1;-_; fit "--?_.J"~- -_;&#39;; ew» 1; Sb -.- """a&#39;.l 1&#39;§Q@odh§o@"s#dirBurton made the denial
yesterday during a hearing
on a" motion to suppress
statements the eight format: 5
guardsmen indicted in the
shootings made to the FBI.
&#39;the&#39; State Highway Patrol
a n d -t h e Portage County
Greed Jul?-
~ In -mid-May or 1970 Bu
ton" asked gnardsmen to tr
.10 identify themselves a
mgr guardsmen in a photo-__
aph printed in Lite mags-.
on &#39;-
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3- He said none of the
Zguardsmen he questioned
everiasked it they should
have a lawyer present and
that those questioned, in-1
 hire 0§1lli10S9silldai?:-t , a sgne orm w -
ing their right tocounsel
and protection from self-in-1
-erimination. ~
Burton was among six;FBI ageing who testified.!EEEE£..iiEifQE$
- ore questioning ti; .
j e ex-guardsmen are e -
&#39; tedtn contradict the_F I
F ents when. they take"todaY.&#39;~~  ;"&#39;.*i_&#39;-~&#39;3;>§&#39;;_i,Me~s-e $4 Y. ii!lot_&#39;advl d ortthelr egai
rights before they gave the
statements. &#39;
- Qeiense lawyers contend
t.he.ex-guardsmen talked to
t.h_e_ FBI and highway patrol
only because they were u
defbrders to cooperate wi
law enforcement agencie
juvestigating the incident. &#39;
Nope of the 15 FBI agents l
*ho have testified-during
h e"&#39;hearing said which;
guardsmen had . acknowl-
edged firing intothecrowdof students. 5 1 &#39;-
Nor would the agents say
that guard officials had fur-&#39;
nished the names of those
who shot. Under oath, the
lagettts said they did not
:know or could not recall
-who told them to interview
- the eight defendants. e r __,_ 1: p, . -
, ..lhe eight. are scheduled
to Igor on trial Monday in that
courtroom oi Chief JudgeFrank J. Baltisti on chargei tat they violated the civutgitts of students, includigre ~&#39;-11» killed andnino -&#39;
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The Plain Dealer
Cleveland OhioI
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By JIM DUDAS
The most crucial decisio
the case against eig
en accused of the 197
K e n t State University
shootings may be made he-
fore their trial evenbeglns,
on Monday.
Chief Judge Frank J. Bat-
tisti must decide whether
statements made by the de-
tiendants atter the shooting
Tshould he allowed as
evidence.
_ He has already ruled that
written statements t h e y
made immediately alter the
ahootings -were inadmiss-
ahle because the men were
not advised of their consti-
tutional rights. They were
ordered to m a&#39;lc e those
statements by their superi-
or officers.
The statements new in
question are those the na-
tional guardsmen made to
FBI agents and members of
the Ohio Highway patrol
days after the incident that
tlett four dead and 13.&_ r.. .:... .1 I nu -1 tuning au .festlons. -it is generally believ
t at if Battisti does nt
a low The statements as e i-
nce the case against t e
men wilt -be drastically
diluted. y &#39;
Yesterday Robert Mur-
phy, Justice Department
lawyer,- brought ve mom-;
hers of the FBI and four
members of the highway?
patrol to the stand. Each of
them testified that they as-
sured the guardsmen of
their rights hefore ques-
tionlng them. - .
However. not all the
guardsmen signed cards
stating that they under-
stoodtheirrights.  :a - .
Those rights include hav-
l ng a lawyer present
during questionin a n d
There have-been charg
by defense lawyers th
FBI agents told guardsmen
their statements "would notnewspaper, city and ltutc.!
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urlon, in referring to hi
tatements to the general
cad ever said that it ht;
statements got back t_o the
FBI he  Burton! would he
tired. -&#39;
B udr t o n emphatically
denied the allegations. &#39;
During the. proceedings
the eight defendants sat in
the jury box intently listeni
ing to the proceedings. &#39; -
Next iveek jurors will sit
in those same seats and de-
tde whether &#39;th
uardsmen violated th
ightsot students on May
70. . It &#39;
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K e n t State University
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on Monday. :
H Chief Judge Frank J. Bit-~
tisti must decide whether
statements made by the de-
fendants atter _the shooting
Cs h o u 1 dd be allowed as
evidence.
He has already ruled that
written statements t h e y
made immediately after theS
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RE CLEVELAND NITEL to BUREAU, ocr. 18, 1974.
... .. ..... ...S IN UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT, CLEVELAND, OHIO, ARE STILL coucznusn WITH  T
JURY SELECTION AND IT 1s not EXPECTED THAI w1ruzss TESTIMONYAssoc. __ __..-
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HORACE HEAFNER OF THE EXHIBIT SECTION HAS CONCLUDED
HIS CONFERENCES WITH ROBERT A. MURPHY ALONG WITH ADDITIONS ..I  ~¢- f IfT0 PERTINENT VISUAL AIDS WHICH INCLUDED ON-THE-SCENE -3; 92
REIASUREMENTS AT KENT STATE UNIVERSITY, KENT, OHIO. MURPHY &#39;
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T0 RETURN T0 CLEVELAND ON LATE AFTERNOON OF OCT. 23, 1974.
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T0 I Assistant Attorney General DATE: 101329/7,3
&#39;CI.&#39;T.. &#39;-"-.I"il"92"f1 .l&#39;~.T.i {S 1&#39;1-"ii
Fnou ; Director, FBI
S"°" i;1i.t.l92=G or Mini L~TU1>EIl&#39;l&. nr ITHTT UHIVERSI&#39;I&#39;1,
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Reference is made to _i____ memorandum dtd
iveur file 3.
There is enclosed one copy of the report of Special Agent
dated at . _, ____ .
A. [:1 This covers the preliminary investigation and no further act&#39; n concerning
a full investigation will be taken by this Bureau unless the D part nt s directs. _. ./it if eB. [:| The investigation is continuing andiyou wilybg nishe copies of
reports as they are received. I p,- -  .I !/ ; Y
C. [:| The investigation requested by ybu has new brie completed. Unlessadvised to the contrary no further inquiries willwade by th Bureau.
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D. Pursuant to instr tions &#39; sued by the Department, no investigation will
be £_;Oli iUC ii 1 this matter unle is spec ically directed by the Department.
. [:1 P ase advi wt; ther u desire any further investigation.A/ 1  r "-»
&#39;- F.}-[§}3lh =;,r§ subiiiitted for your information and you will be advised of further
developments. i
G. [:3 his is submitted for your information and no further investigation will
be conducted unless specifically requested by the Department.
H. [:| This c vers the receipt of a complaint and no further action will be
taken by this Bureau less the Department so directs.
note:
Enc. Also enclosed are 1 copy each of 2 LHK&#39;s dated 10/91/74
enii.t£.-ii "KILLIYTG CF TOUR STIKJEHTS AT KENT STATE U&#39;H&#39;IVl-;ii5I&#39;I&#39;Y,
KENT, OHIO, HAY 4, 1970, ALLISON IRAUSE; ET AL - VICTIHS ";
at Cleveland, Ohio.
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ROBERT A. MURPHY, DEPARTMENTAL Attonyv IN CHARGE or-&#39; 5
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CV, at earliest opportunity, discuss with Departmental
Attornc by or one of his staff, the possibilityof S 92peing subpoenaed as a witness for the
defense as set out in retel. Obtain Murphy&#39;s views and advise
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To: SAC, Cleveland 4-703!
From; _ Director, FBI 445339! 1 _ Mr, Boyd
; TQZIIFOUR
ReCVte1ca11 11/4/74.
Enclosed herewith is 1 copy for completion
of your file of a Bureau 0-70  F! memorandum dated
10/23/73, a copy of a Civil Rights Division memorandum
dated 9/20/73, and a receipt dated 7/12/74, signed by
Departmental Attorney Paul Lawrence.
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T0 I Assistant Attorney General W&#39;92&#39;|&#39;l&#39;31 10-"23/73
Civil. Rights Division ATTENTIQN: MR JOHN HOYLE
more ; Director. FBI 
SUB_jE l|; KILLIHIG OF FOUR STUDENTS,
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY, KENT, OHIO, 5/4&#39;70;
liLl..ISOll KRAUSE. FT AL. - &#39;VICTIl&#39;lS2
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CIVIL RIGHTS " &#39;
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There is enclosed one copy of the report of Special Agent ?_:__.______- ,-
daled __ ,_ . at __ __ _ . ._ _ -
A. If] This covers the preliminary investigation and no further action concerning
a full investigation will be taken by this Bureau unless the Department so directs.
B. C] The investigation is continuing and you will be furnished copies of
reports as they are received.
C. [1 The investigation requested by you has now been completed. Unless
advised to the contrary no further inquiries will be made by this Bureau.
D. Q} Pursuant to instructions issued by the epartment, no investigation will
be conducted in this matter unless specifically directed by the Department.
Isl. 1:] Please advise whether you desire any further investigation.
F. {iii This is submitted for your information and you will be advised of further
developments.
G. fj This is submitted for your information and&#39;no further investigation will
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Album A! which you indicate you hove retained, and Items 16 ant
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This case involves the trial in United States District °""&#39; $""
Court, Cleveland, Ohio, of eight Ohio National Guardsmen who have been
indicted in connection with the shooting incident on the Kent State.Uniyersity
Campus on May 4, 1970. , "  _.
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On October 21, 19 74, Visual Information Specialist Horace J.
Heafner proceeded to Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Heafner was to testify concerning
exhibits previously prepared by him. Heafner conferred with Departmental
Attorney Robert Murphy re testimony in captioned case. Mr. Murphy
requested that additional measurements be made on the campus of Kent State
University and that these measurements locate distance shown in photograph
taken by students on May 4, 1970. In addition, he requested that measure-
ments be made of trees located in the vicinity of Taylor Hall and that these
locations be plotted on diagrams for use in trial of captioned case concerning
which Mr. Heafner would testify. &#39;
Since jury selection had not been made,_ Mr. Murphy requested
that Heafner return to Washington, D. C. , on "10/23/74 and return to
Cleveland on 10/30/&#39;74 for testimony. &#39;
I-Ieafner returned to Cleveland, Ohio, 10/ 30/ 74 and testified in
U. S. District Court on 10/31/74. The 5-man defense counsel attempted to
prevent admission of the exhibits into evidence by attacking Mr. Heafner&#39;s
qualifications. However, 23 years of experience in addition to his art training
was sufficient for the Judge, and the exhibits were admitted. _,
&#39; .-   r=Fi<;~.<=5  ~~ - ii» * =After testimony, Mr. Muqrphy advised Heafner that he is subject
to recall for additional testimony regarding measurements made in connection
with photographs taken by students On May 4, 1970. He will advise 1§-BHreauif such testimony is needed. Heafner returned to WDC on"10/-31/741&#39; C "
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The trial of the eight Ohio National
Guardsmen who were on duty at Kent State
University  KSU!, on 5/4/70, is currently
underway at Cleveland, Ohio, in U. S. District
Court. Defendants have been charged with
violating the civil rights of four students who
were killed and others who were wounded.
The attached advises that Civil Rights
Division  CRD! Attorney Robert A. Murphy has
requested our Cleveland Office furnish a
12 gauge shotgun from the Cleveland Office
inventory for the purpose of displaying same
in Federal Court. Two subjects are charged with
firing 12 gauge shotguns at the time of the
confrontation and two of the wounded students
were hit with shotgun fire.
SAC Cleveland has observed that introduction
of a Bureau shotgun could carry a stigma or _
adverse inference with those in attendance
at the trial and recommends against it.
The General Investigative Division concurs
with the SAC, Cleveland, and Cleveland is
being instructed to suggest to Departmental
Attorney Murphy that he use a suitable photograph
or obtain a shotgun on loan or rental from a
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j"l&#39; .ON THIS DATE, ROBERT A. MURPHY, CR USDJ, REQUESTED trmmr 5e<=&#39;y____I
. THE LOAN OF A TWELVE GAUGE SHOTGUN FROM CLEVELAND&#39;S INVENTORY A
"92_j_h .FOR THE PURPOSE OF DISPLAYING SAME IN FEDERAL COURT IN TRIAL  &#39;
 :0;&#39; OF CAPTIONED MATTER INASNUCH AS TWO OF THE SUBJECTS ARE CHARGED -4g,O. WITH THE DISCHARGING OF TWELVE GAUGE snoteuns DURING THE f¥92/ §}"CONFRONTATION ON THE KENT CAMPUS ON MAY FOUR NINETEEN SEVENTY AND
TWO OF THE WOUNDED VICTIMS ARE KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN HIT WITH
suoreuw FIRE. . &#39;~Y . -, - I *~.mwv~M5j; I
MURPHY EXPECTED THAT THE snorsuu, IF MADE AVAILABLE,
NOULD as RETURNED on THE sans DATE TO THE CLEVELAND OFFICEI HE
NOTED, HOWEVER, THAT IF THE WEAPON SHOULD HAVE TO BE KEPT
 THROUGH THE DURATION or THE TRIAL, IT WOULD as IN THE s£cUHE"*=**""
. POSSESSION OF" THE CLERK OF THE CHIEF JUDGE TRYING THE CASE? NOV 11 1974 A
IT 1s NOTED ALSO THAT MURPHY 1s UNABLE to szcunz an ExEmPfKF**@THIS TYPE OF snorsun FROM THE OHIO NATIONAL auaan AS THE sunnn //kZ}///
NO LONGER USES OR MAIRTAINS SHOTGUNS IN THEIR INVENTORY
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11/8/74
To: sAc,.c13¥e1ana 4-703!
YPOMZ Director, FniH;44-4s3s9!? ! 1 _ Mr_ Boyd
KENFOUR I
This will confirm reButelcall advising that the
Bureau concurs with the recomwendation of SAC, Cleveland,
as set out in retel and instructing that you suggest to
Departmental Attorney Murphy that he use a suitable photograph
or obtain a shotgun on loan or rental iron a local gun dealer
for his purpose.
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on nov. 1, 1914, noasnt A. nunruv, nspnntnsninn ntronnzv.
"1» "55 5_ PITTSBURGH orrzcz, IS nzcsssmzv - H1 was Imrzn cuMsn&#39;rI_Y Ill szsszun 1n 1/usnc, CLEVELAND, omo. sags sxrzcrso ro rssnrv Q

THIS mhtrsa, POSSIBILITY zxrsts nnuun MAY as cALLEb at AN
EARLIER DATE. MURPHY ARTICIPATES CONCLUDING PROSECUTIVE acrxon
THIS wszx.
In DISCUSSING THIS nnrrsn HITH MURPHY, HE EXPRESSED THE?
DESIRE to srznx HIIH sa-HHEH HE nnnxvss IN cu-zvmnrm.
CLEVELAND OFFICE nun MURPHY UNABLE to SPECULATE as In
szsrm-zcnncz or sArssrmomr 1H vxsw or THE com-zurs
or HIS INTERVIEW or MAY 15, I975 OTHER THAN THE FAVORABLE
znrnzsslou AN FBI AGENT WOULD HAVE on THE count AID JURY 1nII
BEHALF or IHE nsrzusz, MERELY BECAUSE gr H15 PHoFsss1uH,
rr IS NOTED "mar-was A srunzrn AT KENT stars UNIVERSITY,
KENT, oH1o, nunlna I975 PRIOR to HIS BUREAU EMPLOYMENT.
sunsnu HILL B: ADVISED EXPEDITIOUSLY as ANY ornzn
SPECIFICS CORCERNINt3POSSIBLE nzsrznonv AS THEY BECOMEHnmm T0 cu-:vI-:1.Am>. &#39; H
mos, sn snouuo IMMEDIATELY PROCEED TO CLEVELAND
ran TESTIMONY. &#39;
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11/HI74
GHNFRAL INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION
-11
f" This is the case in which 8 former Ohiois National Guardsmen  ONG! were being tried in U. S.
District Court, Cleveland, Ohio, for violating4 1 the Civil Rights of 4 students who were killed
- and other ctudente who were wounded at Kent State
 tUniversity on 5/4X70.
Thv attached irom Cleveland Office advises
i that at approximately ll a.m., today, Chief
& Judge Frank J. Battisti returned a directed
verdict of acquittal on all S subjects.
,5 Jugc Lnttieti contended that the Government&#39;s
&#39; tewtimuny had not shown euificient willful intent
; &#39;by any uf the S subjects to specifically deprive
an;-&#39; of the vir.&#39;timF= oi their Civil Rights.
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1:4@Pl!l-LUHCENT ll-5-74 Km"-1 1 Int u. __..
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vii THIS um-2, 11015525121 A. I-IURPHY, DEPAR&#39;Tl&#39;1EN1&#39;AL. ATTORNEY T
IH CHAHUL UP THE PROSECUTION UF THIS CASE AT CLEVELAND, OHIO,
ADVISED AT APPROXIMATELY 11290 AW THAT CHIEF JUDGE FRANK J.
HATTISTI, USUC, CLEVELAND, UHID, HETUHDEU A DIRECT VERDICT CF
ACUUITTAL UV THE CHARGEB AGAINST ALL EIGHT SUBJECTS IN THIS
MATTER. MURPHY STATED THAT IT HA5 CHIEF JUDGE BATTI$TI&#39;$ CONTEN-
TIUN THAT THE TESTIMONY UFFEHEU HY THE GOVERNMENT HAD NOT
SUFFICILNTLT SHUWN THE WILLFUL INTENT UN THE PART OF ANY OF THE
CIVIL RIGHTS A5 HA5 CHARGED IN TIE INDICTNENT. T; rklux!
EIGHT :UUJhCTb TU SPECIFICALLY DEPRIV
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RLPURT WILL FOLLOW.
END-
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rmv 7 1914
"avid Y. frrdnbl, FAQ.
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Writ Fennrz. Engdahl and
Thin in in reply tn
In chaL letter YOU appea
ttornny e"rra1 fur tr
rejuant for the data col
df {tn iwveatigacion of
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aw nffirmih the denial. An you have
rvqvnxtsé records are inveatiratory files compiled for
1~w cnforcamvnt purposes and therefore are exempt under
Yraedc of Information Act  U.S...
u16T? disclasure. Furzhernare. 1everytinn seven of the
I Ef!&#39;§I§_92lI9292 .I.&#39;___._ 4-__._. ,.&#39;,r.&#39;92"]g!_;} |..92.uI.= !,&#39;Zl!.§
have concluded that it
n diecratinnary raleeae at this
a federal court n criminal cane
in the requestrd filfs. Lg tpa
Puint Out to you, 1: vauld bewould hr
ev~rnmentl obligation tn preaant an effective caaa for
th= prcecntion and to inaura a
** *¢l"1r2 t"ann records at them, _   Tiljnir;&#39; I: I   gill CH
. ,&#39; _. 92 - rm~-!{   r./1 [ I Di,ch_r 
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$1ude1l: liu921your letter of October J, 197k.//Qled from a denial by the Aaatscuntg
lvil Pihts Pivisicn of Yovr
iectai by the F31 in the course
the nhooting incident that took
"1-=.u¢&#39;_= at F-clht; State l.&#39;92.;1v!!?.$iL}&#39; Pm 2-ay 50, 19?U.?1u-u---ani &#39;Aswc. llDcrl.-A.l
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act-nowaladped , the
inappropriate for we to dire
ulna. There is Banding in
involving much of the mareri
Assistant Atturney General
inconsistent with the
fair trial for defendants
present time.
You kava alnn uu;qescnd a acipulation for a dnlay Ln
the disposition mi the unttor until after the conclusion of
cro.criwln@1 trial, with the ntite matter to be finally
Hncili b§&#39;dn at that time. I an unable to agree to your
M» .1-{Lyn fur run 1-nan-~-an &#39;"*l1"&#39;:.!&#39; $1: Phn time! the trial
is over PUC5 of the requ0ate4 material may well be a part
of t?a bbblic record and therafora become available to you.
crws obvlac1na,qr.$ub ravtilly modifying any basis forv4Aitivna1 reieaod. §;§pRU, subsequent to/the criminal ,7
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L.. 7"; &#39; * n/&#39; - g?
Prncceding it would be were appropriate to direct any,
rqvt to tkv Civil Fightn Uivieion for consideration in
RC"?I41n¢n with the nornal ndniniatrativn procedure.
1 aqrea with cho lugaaltion of the Assistant Attorney-
eneral that you consider reaubmiccing your reuesc after thacriminal proceedings are cowpleted, in light of the situation
as it than exists.
Sincerely,
William B. Saxbe
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114 emorandum
"H1 < Mr. Gebdardt Hnru
FROM 1 ¢_ L_ M¢QQL3$
vB.|F-<11 KENFOUR
This is the case involving the shooting deathsDcp. .
Aun. II
AJQIII
Comp.
Ell. I
FiloGig
Heal.
lnlpn
In H.November 13, 1974
 Mr. Gebhardt
 Mr. McGowan
 Mr. Helterhoff
» Mr. McDermott f"
 Mr. Mintz - "L: &#39;92 Tvmini&#39;~ ,:.e._-&#39;»m
V T. |._ll
Llbar
Dlraclm
of 4 students and wounding of others at Kent State University,
Ohio, on 5/4/70.
Reference is made to my memorandum dated 10/17/74
and addendum of Legal Counsel Division, 10/21/74.
The purpose of this memorandum is to recommend
that no additional affidavits be obtained from Bureau
Agents concerning certain allegations made by 2 defendants
in this case regarding the manner in which they were advised of
their rights by these Agents.
Affidavits were previously requested and received
from these Bureau Agents and the Legal Counsel Division reviewe
these affidavits and advised that while the affidavitssuffice for administrative, intraBureau purposes, they are  
not in form usable by the U. S. Attorney. The Legal
Counsel Division also advised that
not appear to be any necessity for
refinement and possible changes in
to be submitted for the use of the
Since this review by theat present, there does
further action beyond the
emphasis of the actual affid
U. S. Attorney.
Legal Counsel Division, theBureau Agents had the opportunity to refute under oath these Q
allegations in judicial proceedings before Chief U. S. Distric
Judge Frank J. Battisti, Cleveland, and the Judge subsequently
Bureau Agents, admissible. Subsequently, on ll/8/74, Chiefq held these statements from the defendants furnished to the F
 ivJudge Battisti returned
the charges against all
acquittal was not based
two defendants at issue
3 . -..a direct verdict of acquittal on
8 defendants in this matter. This
upon any allegations made by thein this matter. 1   -" .- &#39;,-* __8335??  *~&#39; &#39;
ACTION: Neither the U. S. Attorney nor the Departmenthas
requested any affidavits from Bureau Agents&#39;itHI§*matter _
and since the Agents subsequently refuted theseallegat&#39;onsunder oath, no additional affidavits are beigiréquésteépgfthis time. I» _ Fin __Mm;T_ H;:1 ..-_ I _. I-_   I  I L: g | 44-45339{,_ H w . 3 . HNH:bap7{§§ U/bi z {%}} Vi§§;¬; L QJ grip

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NYTHU SLXfES K!YERNn|EN1&#39; ,» All:
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10/17/14 >2
- _- ; - Mr. Gebhardt *
C. L! cOo an Mr. McGowanU lx Mr. Boyd -
T  Mr. McDermott
KENFOUR1 92 _Mr. Gebha%%tLJ/ HATE
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92;é!_11d This is the matter in which we conducted 67 at
MEextensive investigation resulting in 8 members of the
Ohio National Guard  ONG! being indicted by a Federal
Grand Jury for violating the Civil Rights of 4 Kent
State University students who were shot and killed by the
ONG on 5/4/70. Trial is scheduled for 10/21/74 in U. S.
District Court, Cleveland, Ohio, and a hearing on defendants
motions to suppress their statements began on 10/15/74.
In connection with the suppression hearing,
SAC Fehl of our Cleveland Office received a subpoena on
10/ll/74 to produce the FBI Agent&#39;s Handbook and any =~ _l
other manuals or instructions setting forth the 929292&#39;
procedure by which the Bureau takes statements from _
witnesses or potential accusees. Assistant Director &#39;
John Mintz, Legal Counsel, has been in contact with
Attorney John Hoyle of the Civil Rights Division and Hoyle
concurred with Mr. Mintz&#39;s suggestion that a motion to quash
be prepared on the grounds that the documents requested ,,
were not material to the defense. Our Cleveland Office
has advised that as of close of business 10/16/74, the/c urt
had not heard the matter concerning the subpoena of S C Febut instead had gone directly into testimony of the ,whlSpecial Agents who had previouslyinterviewed the various _defendants. ch ¬/ ,&#39;-Rf? &#39;m$#V" -~-1
Three of the defendants  McManus, Perkins and
Shafer! have filed motions to suppress their signed
statements furnished to our Agents. Perkins and Shafer do no
deny they were advised of their constitutional rights,
but both claim when they asked the Agents if they needed
an attorney, they were allegedly told that there
was no need for an attorney, and that "whatever was said
would go no further" and that the Agents "were just trying to
please some people with the investigation and get it over
with." The Agents who interviewed Perkins and Shafer
have submitted affidavits denying the allegations; McManus
made no allegations against the FBI. &#39;
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Memorandum to Mr. Gebhardt
RE: KENFOUR
T Enclosed with this memorandum is a copy of
each of the following documents:
! Motion to Suppress by defendant McManus
and reply brief to the Government&#39;s brief in opposition
to McManus&#39; motions.
! Motion to Suppress of defendant Perkins
with sworn affidavit and Perkins reply brief to the
Government&#39;s opposition to his motion to suppress.
! Motion of defendant Shafer and affidavit
to suppress, along with Shafers reply brief to the
Government&#39;s brief in opposition to his motion,
! The Government&#39;s answer to defendants
motions to suppress.
which affidavits deny the defendants allegations.
ACTION: That the above documents and affidavits be
forwarded to the Office of Legal Counsel for review.
l You will be promptly advised of any subsequent
pertinent developments.
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or not sai¬, the statowents shonl he ecla &#39; e of thosefacts. It is notorl that Special qent  afFidavit is
Puch better in terns of fern, language . su>s ance than the
other thrne an that he is able to wake positive statements
on the points raised even thonqh over four years have elapsed.
The resolution of this matter is an issue of fact to be ecie
in the criminal case and Hopefully will absolve the Special
Rnents concernc. it present, there does not appear to be any
Pstcsity for further action beyond the refinement and possible
chances in rnnhasis of the actual affidavits to be submitted
for the use of the Vhitbd States Pttorney. , H
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IN CHARGE OF PROSECUTION OF TRIAL OF SUBJEC
I"-*ADVISED AGENT TESTIMONY MAY BE NECESSARY BY
 AGENTS FOR WED Y NES DA, NOV. s, 1914:
3 ALBANY; SA
CHICAGO; Arm FBI__llA~__E_XA
MURPHY NOTED THNERS
WOULD LIKELY BE WEDNESD Y AFTERNOON
 THE ABOVE SPECIAL AGENTS OF RESPECTIVE IVISIONS AND »
BUREAU HEADQUARTERS SHOULD MAKE NECESSARY RESERVATIONS
TRAVEL TO CLEVELAND FOR TESTIMONY BY NOV. 6, T974.
CLEVELAND HILL CONFIRM SPECIFICATINE AND DATE AND
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KILLING UP FOUR STUDENTS AT
KENT STATE UNTVFRSITY
KENT, OHIO
5/4/70;
ALLISON KRAUSE, et al -
VICTIMS
Character: CIVIL RIGHTSTilll:
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Patrol in 1970 as he was never asked to do so.
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