The Shooting at Kent University of 1970 is a reference to a group of National army officials counterprotesting a group of Ohio students. It is unclear whether it was a mission from the president or if it was their own actions. However, in this there were four students that were killed when the militia violently attacked the protesters. This is the topic on Neil Young's song "Ohio".
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