Don Wildman

Also, Unfree Markets, The Slave's Economy and the Rise of Capitalism in South Carolina.

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It is noon, Monday, May 4th, 1970.

Around 3,000 people are loosely assembled today here on the campus of Kent State University in Ohio.

A few hundred are actively protesting the U.S.

military's involvement in Vietnam and President Nixon's recent expansion of that war to neighboring Cambodia.

Many more have just stopped by to demonstrate their support or because they're curious.