Kent State Shootings: Digital Archive

Audio Recording: Raw Tape and Edited Actualities, May 4, 1970

Kent State Shootings: Digital Archive

Audio Recording: Raw Tape and Edited Actualities, May 4, 1970

Description Audio recordings by/compiled by Bob Carpenter on May 4, 1970 before, during, and after the shootings took place. Includes ringing of the Victory Bell, protest chants, tear gas being fired and thrown back at Guard, shots being fired (00:06:21), as well as reactions to the shootings, arrival of ambulances, Professor Seymour Baron's attempts to calm students, Professor Glenn Frank's plea for the students to disperse (starts at around 00:23:45), and other events in the immediate aftermath of the shootings.
Date 1970-04-04
Institution Kent State University
Repository Special Collections and Archives
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Special Rights Notice
This recording was made and/or donated to Special Collections and Archives by Bob Carpenter. Please ensure the following credit line is included in any paper, presentation, or other authorized use of this content: Bob Carpenter papers. May 4 Collection. Kent State University Libraries. Special Collections and Archives.
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Duration 55:11 minutes
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Format of Original reel-to-reel
Author/Photographer Carpenter, Bob
Subcollection Bob Carpenter papers
Subject(s) Ambulances
Audio recording
Crowds
Eyewitness accounts
Firearms
Ohio. Army National Guard
Tear gas
Victory Bell
May 4 Provenance May 4 Collection