Boston Blacks Protest At Luncheon Demanding 20 Percent Share
About two dozen Black activists from the New Urban League of Greater Boston disrupted the Massachusetts Bay United Fund luncheon at the Statler Hilton. Melvin King and James Bishop led the group into the ballroom and dumped luncheon scraps on head tables while demanding a larger share of annual fund collections. Master of Ceremonies Eli Goldston halted the program as the 30 minute disturbance ended with some attendees leaving.
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Boise Cascade outlines housing prototype with integrated planning
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