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Widow of Rev Reeb plans to leave Boston for good
Mrs. James Reeb, widow of the first white clergyman to die for civil rights, says she will leave Boston on Friday. She plans to enroll in Casper Junior College in Wyoming and has bought a home in Casper. The family has received about 95,000 in donations and trust funds totaling over 95,000 from Old Colony and National Shawmut banks. The couple’s four children are ages 13, 7, 5, and 3.
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United States
Boston
Selma
Ala
Casper
Wyoming
Karen
Ann
Steven
Old Colony Trust Co
Reebs
National Shawmut Bank
Williamstown
Mass
Jesup Hall
Williams College
Carlton S. Coon
Coon
Williams Lecture
Williams
S & H Company
University Museum
Philadelphia
North Africa
Ethiopia
Arabia
Hotuman
Iran
Afghanistan
Syria
Central
Africa
India
Chile
Burlington
University of Vermont
Institute For Teachers and
Association of Teachers of Mathematics
New England
Vermont Math and Science Teachers Association
Uner
Elizabeth White
Spaulding High School
Barre
H. James Schoonmaker
UVM
Patricia Spross
U.S. Office of Education
Henry Syer
Kent School
Connecticut
George S. Cunningham
Greater Cleveland
Bruce Moserve
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics