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ATLANTA, GA. Sept. 24, 1968 (AP) A young man astonished lunch-hour crowds yesterday by stripping off his clothes and standing nude in front of the IBM building with a sign saying 'Computers are Obscene'. About 100 persons gathered to watch the demonstrator, who stood silently holding his sign for ten minutes until a police wagon arrived. Police identified him as Raymond Schoolfield, 18, who said he was a student. Officers said he would be charged with public indecency. -HERALD-TRIBUNE, Paris, Sept. 24, 1968

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ATLANTA, GA. Sept. 24, 1968 (AP) A young man astonished lunch-hour crowds yesterday by stripping off his clothes and standing nude in front of the IBM building with a sign saying 'Computers are Obscene'. About 100 persons gathered to watch the demonstrator, who stood silently holding his sign for ten minutes until a police wagon arrived. Police identified him as Raymond Schoolfield, 18, who said he was a student. Officers said he would be charged with public indecency. -HERALD-TRIBUNE, Paris, Sept. 24, 1968
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