Page, Horace F. (Horace Francis), 1833-1890

Dr. Horage A. Page was an instructor in the Psychology Department and Director of the department's clinical program in May 1970. Dr. Page had given a speech on student unrest prior to the May 4th incident; the speech, a later revised version of it, and materials relevant to it are included in the collection. The collection includes information about how the Psychology Department faculty undertook to solve the problems that attended the closing of the University after the shootings. Additionally, letters from concerned Kent State students that had been forwarded to Dr. Page are included as is information and documents from various groups that were formed in response to the shootings. Information about procedures implemented by the University administration in order to prevent further unrest when the campus reopened in the fall of 1970 is included along with a number of documents collected by Dr. Page that were produced or published after May 4, 1970. The items include an unsigned and undated eyewitness account by a National Guardsman of the events leading to and concluding with the shootings and the June 1970 issue of Kent magazine.

From the description of Papers, 1970. (Kent State University). WorldCat record id: 40765414

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