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Governor Jay Nixon called out the National Guard today in Ferguson, Missouri, where a white policeman gunned down young African-American Michael Brown 10 days ago.

National Guard Rolls into Ferguson, Missouri

Governor Jay Nixon called out the National Guard today in Ferguson, Missouri, where a white policeman gunned down young African-American Michael Brown 10 days ago.

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