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People gathered near parked Greyhound busses waiting to get on. Luggage being loaded into busses. Group photo. Parents and students - students board busses.

Joel T. Davis runs for US Senate seat (as a Democrat) - makes speech and calls for withdrawal of American troops from Vietnam. He lost the election.

CU yellow school bus (front windshield). CU handwritten sign in bus window reads, "Hooray! this is it". (last day of school). Kiods carrying their school books walk down the street, little girl waves at camera. Kids run down the front steps of the school, jump and wave.

Nighttime crime scene. Police and police cars, policeman in his car talks on walkie, onlookers. Male Perp with no shirt in back seat of police car. Policeman records license plate number on Volkswagen Beetle. Int. hardware store, police investigate.

Kuntsler goes on to express that men cannot be silenced and talks about several incidents such as Fred Hampton who was brutally murdered in the City of Chicago by police and then they were exonerated. He talks about there still being time to protest things like the man who is now on the public enemy list whose crime was tjat he made a speech in Cambridge, MD in 1967, and Black Panther Chairman, Bobby Seale and the electric chair. He goes on to say there is still time to prevent another Kent State, Jackson State, South Carolina State, the blatant murder of 6 black men who picked up a TV from a broken window in a store and that had suddenly become a capital crime in the Southern United States. He makes other comparisons but his main point is that there is still time to come together and speak to the things that have meaning to human beings.

Shots of the audience, two Black women hold their hands over their eyes, people listen intently and applaud.

Kunstler speech ends in applause. Shots of some of the audience made up of Blacks and Whites.