Marvin E. Milbauer

Roxbury, Quiet in Past, Finally Breaks into Riot; Why Did Violence Occur?

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Last year a riot was unthinkable to many of Roxbury's residents. This year one happened. Until June 2, Boston's predominantly

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The 90th Congress has consistently shown its lack of interest in new civil rights legislation and the anti-poverty program. Meanwhile,

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President Johnson yesterday named Richard E. Neustadt, director of the Kennedy Institute to a three-man emergency board to make recommendations

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Dean Monro explained yesterday the details of the new House selections system, designed to "accomodate varying degrees of interest" among

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Harvard graduate students will be able to combine study towards a law degree and a Ph.D. in government under a

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Russell A. Simpson, assistant dean of the Law School, and Joseph E. Leininger, secretary of international legal studies, have been

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An increasing number of Harvard students are being affected by the shortage of people eligible for the draft. In the

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The University library system stands to reap substantial benefits as an indirect result of a $5 million amendment to the

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Senator Hugh Scott (R_Pa.) last night defended the role of the Republican party as a loyal opposition, while emphasizing the

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The Graduate School of Education has begun to approve plans for the use of a five-year $2.4 million federal grant