Boston adopts tough policy after riot debris cleanup
Boston officials vow a get tough approach to curb violence as cleanup follows a weekend of rioting looting and arson in Roxbury. Mayor Collins plans talks with Mothers for Adequate Welfare though attendance is low and the city faces widespread property damage injuries and arrests.
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Boston
Iap
Offis Cials
John F. Collings
Mothers For Adequate Welfare
Collins
Roxbury
Sterie
Grove Hall
William A. Bradley
John W. Gardner
Roxbury City
Danie
I. Cronin
Wet Weather Slows Employment Growth in May
U S Labor Department data show slower job gains in May with unemployment rising to 3.8 percent from April. Manufacturing shed jobs while construction and agriculture lagged due to wet weather. Total employment reached 73.6 million, up slightly from April but well below analysts’ expectations.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Arthur M. ‘Ross
Jury Selected in $86,500 Railway Collision Suit
The 140th District Court selected a jury Monday to hear testimony in an $86,500 damage suit filed by Mrs. Retha Watkins against the Fort Worth and Denver Railway Co. She claims damages from a March 5 1966 collision between a pickup driven by her husband George H. Wilkins and a Fort Worth and Denver train on East 50th Street west of Quirt Avenue. Judge Ebert H. Bean recessed the trial after jury selection and scheduled testimony to begin at 9 a.m.
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140Th District
Retha Watkins
Fort. ‘Worth
Denver Railway Co
Watkins
George H. Wilkins
Fort Worth
Denver
Quirt Avenue
Satins
Ebert H. Bean
Returning Vietnam War hero Johnson honored at ceremony
Detroit born veteran Johnson, raised in Belfry Kentucky, received a second-year combat medal and a college diploma as Lt Col Roy Smith pinned the gold and purple medal. He was wounded near the Cambodian border in 1965 and again by a landmine on patrol, later discharged in 1966. he would reiterate willingness to serve again for the cause.
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Vietnam
Roy Smith
Johnson
Army
Caprock ABC Sets Officer Installation at Johnson House
Caprock ABC club will install new officers at 7 30 p m today in the Johnson House. Calvin Campbell will take over the reign from retiring president Clayton Mallett. New officers include A B Jack Bryant first vice president Lee Baker second vice president and Sam Hogan secretary. C L Kay will be the speaker from Lubbock Christian College.
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Caprock Abc Club
Johnson House
Calvin Campbell
Reing
Clayton Mallett
A.B
Jack) Bryant
Lee Baker
Sam Hogan
C.L. Kay
Lubbock Christian College
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U.S. Military Academy
Jack Bruce Wood
Johnstown
John J. Boretti
Medford
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Army Athletic Assn
Lawrence L. Izzo
Greenlawn
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Ernest C. Heimberg
Midland Park
N.J
Francis Vinton Memorial
Lubbock
Avalanche Journal
Morales
Lubbock Avalanche
Fournal
Avenue
Tesaz
Rivening
MoMo
Tex
Chicago
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Cor
Ance Protec
Tion
FEE Pharmacy
Asprin
Contac
Marlox
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Belfry
Caprock Abc
Wolfe Wursery
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