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ol FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION amg ego oe: a b de [RLV, 3-17-67) ES MERE AN ARERR 0, . a ; advised of the identities o e intervis the fact that he was being interviewed in connect a violation involving sabatege due to the burning of the ROT _ Building at Kent State University. He then provided e foll ing information: TR ines itd af + ; advised that he is the nresident of the noe .Kent Inter Hall Council, and that he was near the Student _ Activities Center between Johnson and Stoffer Halls at ; time of the burning. He stated C radical. that : he observed and knew by name was who was on fo the Commons stirring up the crowd at ab sroximately 8:00 BE Saturday, May 2, 1970. He advised that he saw three or four persons throwing railroad tyne flares at the building but that none of them went through the broken windows of the building. He stated that after these efforts were successful, a single student lighted a “a rag into the building. He advised that crowd aS a student marshal, and that: Mancheste Who lives in Lakewood, Unies wes e crowd. tated that immediately vroceadi ~ - the fire, waS moving through Fletcher Rall sul}% . €ire alarms to rouse out students : the demonstration. He advised that ye is from Lakewood, Ohio, had seen a he GHEE. avisca tha vas one of the ng in the Rotunda area on Sunday, May 3, . 1990, _ @t a meeti _Mhich ‘time vlans were formulated for a demonstration Commons area Monday, May 4, 1970. ‘He stated that. _demonstration was dispersed, students would return to ormitories, and pile their rocks or bricks, ‘a1 ear the entrancés to the buildings, He recalle Gay of the shooting incident, and throughout the leaders wore red headbands, Carried red hat attached red nieces of cloth to their clothing. reported a knife’ pulled ‘on hin