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EVERY CLASS TESTED; THE COUNTY'S EVENTS ARE BOUNDARY ITEMS
No unrest event of any class is named for this town or township in any carrier reached. The county's events stand in the county's files and are boundary items here: the Klan's South Bend course of 1924 (the 17 May clash around the refused parade permit — some 500 Notre Dame students downtown and the parade cancelled — and the 1,800 Klansmen gathered outside the city limits on 8 November 1924), tested expressly for a township presence and found negative; the county seat's west-side unrest of 25–28 July 1967 and the police shooting of Melvin Phillips on 26 July 1967 (he survived; no death is asserted anywhere in this build); the school-board sit-in of 29 April 1968; and May 2020, which in this county was South Bend's two peaceful marches of 30 May and Mishawaka's July car-through-crowd incident. The result is a tested negative at the strength of the searches run, printed as one.
County carriers as read; banked North Liberty negatives carried forward unaltered.