Hearing Held in Boston, Massachusetts, June 16-20, 1975... Transcript of testimony regarding the program and plans for desegregation of Boston's schools ... |
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agencies ALEXANDER attendance believe bilingual Boston High School Boston Police Department Boston school system BURGESS Burke Center CHAIRMAN FLEMMING Charlestown city hall city of Boston citywide Civil Rights COAKLEY Commission COMMISSIONER FREEMAN COMMISSIONER HORN COMMISSIONER RANKIN COMMISSIONER RUIZ COMMISSIONER SALTZMAN COSTELLO court order desegregation Dinsmore district faculty FAHEY Federal feel forced busing Freedom House funds GALVIN GARDINER GARTLAND Gittelsohn going happened hearing Home and School implementation involved issue Judge Garrity kids KILEY kind leadership LEARY Lena Park magnet schools Massachusetts mayor MCDONOUGH meetings ment neighborhood Okay organization parents personnel Phase problems public schools question racial record REID responsibility role school department school desegregation situation South Boston High specific staff statement STOCKS superintendent sworn by Chairman talking teachers TEEBAGY testimony Thank things tion witnesses youngsters
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