Article: Yale's restrictions on Kent State archive angers former area resident

For Paul D. Keane, who researched the 1970 Kent State University shootings and donated his work to the Yale University Library, it's a matter of trust.

Kent State officials were sued by the victims and their families after the May 4 Vietnam War protest, in which National Guardsmen shot and killed four students and wounded nine others. Other legal action is possible.

That's why Keane chose Yale, where he received a divinity degree, for his material. He persuaded Peter Davies, author of "The Truth about Kent State," to do the same.

"You don't expect Kent State to protect (potential) evidence," he said Monday. "The whole reason I created this whole Kent State archive at Yale was because Kent ...

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