World of the American Indian Is One of Poverty and Despair
A stark profile of American Indian poverty and struggle across reservations and urban areas. It details grim health, education, housing, and unemployment stats, the impact of colonization, and the shift from hunter to job seeker. The piece highlights U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs aid, cultural tensions, and stubborn poverty amid national wealth.
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U.S
Red Man
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bureau
Custer
Graham Holmes
BIA
Charges Dropped For State Witness In 1964 Probe
Boston AP report says Anthony J. Cucchiara, among 26 people and 10 firms indicted in May 1964 by a Crime Commission probe, had larceny and conspiracy charges dropped by order of Chief Justice Tauro. Cucchiara testified for the state in the Reynolds trial, where Reynolds received probation and restitution under a larceny conspiracy verdict. The attorney general cited Cucchiara’s public disclosure and testimony as grounds for dropping the charges.
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Boston
Anthony J. Cucchiara
Crime Commission
Attorney General's Office
G. Joseph ‘Tauro
Suffolk County Superior Court
Cucchiara
Coply Advertising Co
James F. Reynolds
Everett
State Department of Commerce
Reynolds
Commerce Department
House of Representatives
John F. Thompson
Attorney General
Commonwealth
Boston Mailers Union authorizes strike of three papers
Boston Mailers Union No 1 authorized a strike against The Globe Herald Traveler and Record American after rejecting the publishers contract. The 136 11 vote follows a rejection that left Boston papers without a contract since January 1. The union seeks a 12 package vs the offered 8 30 per week with ITU approval pending.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Mailers Union No
International Typographical Union
YTU
James B. White
Manchester
N.H
The
Globe
Herald-Traveler
Record American
Boston Mailers
White
New York
ITU Executive Council
Justifiable homicide ruled in looting shooting
An inquest jury ruled the shooting of two looting suspects by peace officers justifiable as the coroner's probe follows the Newark riots. Testimony outlined six days of violence with 34 killed, 860+ injured, 3,345 arrests, and $45 million in property damage amid rioting and looting with thousands of National Guardsmen deployed.
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Los Angeles
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