Jackson Faces Christmas Without Father in Hospital
Senator Henry M. Jackson remains hospitalized at Madigan Army Medical Center after kidney surgery. His family endures the possibility of a Christmas apart, while Jackson debates a 1976 run for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Tacoma
Wash
Henry M. Jackson
Daddy
Washington Democrat
Madigan Army Mugical Center
Jackson
Everett
Peter
Ther
Bust of Boston Bridge Plot Tied to Militant Bus(ing) Faction
AP report says FXI agents planned to resume questioning nine people tied to a plot to blow Boston bridges and extort money from local businessmen. A militant anti busing faction is linked to the alleged conspiracies and had threatened opponents, prompting police scrutiny. Rep Ray Flynn dismissed the plot as a farce based on hostile rhetoric at demonstrations.
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Boston
FXI
Antibusg
Steral
Violen
Rin
East
Ray Flynn
Stephen Qualeavy
Robert ‘Kojack
Grazia
Anti. Flynn
Elvira Palladino
Bunker Hill Monument
Charlestown
Desegregation Developments and Alleged Plot Remarks
Mrs Palladino dismissed a bridge bombing plot as a joke saying she knew of no one planning such an attack. In desegregation news Boston NAACP President Thomas I Atkins suggested South Boston High School remained closed until after further actions.
Desegregation Costs Cited By School Official
Charles Leftwhich, associate school superintendent, estimated that desegregation costs through December would total 14.5 million dollars, covering police overtime and related expenses.
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Charles Leftwhich
Leave Town urged as advice to UNH grads
Bradford Cook former UNH graduate and Manchester lawyer delivered the sixth mid year commencement address at the University of New Hampshire urging about 400 graduates to leave Durham and seek opportunities elsewhere He warned graduates that staying in campus town harms both individuals and the university The ceremony awarded 25 doctorates 230 masters 590 bachelors and 66 associate degrees Honorary Doctor of Laws went to J Fred French and Dorothy Mae Breeme received the Granite State Award for fifty years of service to New Hampshire
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Durham
N.H
University of New Hampshire
Bradford Cook
Manchester
University
Cook
New Hampshire
J. Fred French
Dorothy Mae Breeme
Concord
New Hampshire Hospital
Granite State
Canal Bank Names Albert Hall III New Manager
Canal National Bank announces Albert Hall III as manager of Canal Bank Community Office in Biddeford Five Points Shopping Center. Hall, a Nassau College graduate, has extensive banking experience including Ogunquit office since 1972 and Pepperell Trust Company prior to 1972.
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Widgery Thomas’, Jr
Cairman
Canal National Bank
Albert Hall III
Caal Bank
Biddeford
Five Points
Hall
Canal Bank
Ogunquit
Pepperell Trust Company
Banking Commission of
State of Maine
Nassau College
Maine School of Savings Banking
Maine-New Hampshire School of Savings Banking
Williams College School of Banking
Saco Valley Association For Retarded
Rotary International
Wells-York Rotary Club
York Rite Masonite
State Ywca
Pine Tree Council
Caroline
Kennebunk
Longshoremen Plan Return To Boston Piers
Boston dockers of the International Longshoremen’s Association voted to accept a temporary contract and return to work through March 31 after a two week suspension. About 1,000 workers remain at issue over a guaranteed wage provision and hours. Negotiations resume January 6 as two container ships plan unloading amid offshore storms.
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Boston
International Longshoremen’s Association
Boston Shipping Association
Edward Dalton
Boston Pilots Association
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Ieee
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ORIG
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Faberge
Monsanto
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