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iand 67 shots the national guard shooting at penn state university on may 4, 1970 which resulted in the death of four students in the wounding of nine others. he spoke about it at the hudson library and historicalibrarian d hudson ohio [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good evening. welcome to the hudson library historical society. we are so happy that you are here for this event. i'm one of the reference librarians here and tonight we are honored to welcome howard means to discuss his book, "67 shots." at the main campus where they may for the shooting took place we are very excited to have this program of national and local interest. mr. means is a biographer and editor of the washingtonian. he's the author and co-author of ten books and some of his other works include the adventure takes its place, andrew johnson and the 45 days that changed the nation. the johnny appleseed the man, the myth and the american story and he wrote the first biography on colin powell. please join me in welcoming mr. means. [applause] thank you, amanda. amanda is also herself a very accom

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state senator david jordan -- from greenwood -- and iand i was just is listenino civil rights history one -- and i assume viewers talking about what the church was doing. but i have news for you in the midst of delta. those who didn't wear sheafs for citizen counsel, and growing up in that system -- [inaudible] i find that many whites didn't say anything because of fear. not that they were not good people. but therm they were afraid for their own lives, but they enjoy the system as it were. because they didn't speak out. as a retired teacher, they would back in '62 when i was teaching public school, you had to sovereign mission it all of the us as teachers had to sign oath that we didn't belong to naacp at that time. so as the person who had written about my era -- from the cotton field to the state senate, this book that's been a very good seller -- i -- [laughter] i know what you're saying and what happened and what brought it back because automation. cotton picker in mississippi delta brought about the change so friends of the program, and i remember when he cut it out. so we're no

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