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![]() Boston School Report Original Airdate: 9/9/1975 Length: 00:32:07 Item Type: newstape - live feed Go to full description for this item. Description : Abstract Press conference at the Boston Schools Information Center on day two of Phase II desegregation of Boston schools. Robert DiGrazia (Police Commissioner, City of Boston) takes questions about the arrests of 74 members of the Committee Against Racism, and how the police and judiciary process mass arrests in South Boston. DiGrazia also answers questions about police restraint and police response to violence in the streets. Ed Baumeister (WGBH reporter) notes that there are many arrests for minor infractions and few arrests for major incidents. Greg Pilkington (WGBH reporter) questions the police policy of restraint. DiGrazia says that there is a difference between low visibility and restraint; that police are making arrests. J. Stanley Pottinger (Assistant US Attorney General) discusses the presence of federal marshals in Boston and the on-going federal investigations into violations of the federal court order. Pottinger says that anti-busing activity at night can be considered a violation of the court order. DiGrazia says that police are making great efforts to crack down on violence and vandalism during the evening hours. Peter Meade (Mayor's Office) reports on public safety teams in Charlestown. Marion Fahey (Superintendent, Boston Public Schools) reports on school attendance and atmosphere. She gives information on registration for students without school assignments. Reporters ask Pottinger questions about the federal investigations of anti-busing activity. Reporters ask Fahey questions about school attendance and low attendance among white students. Fahey says that attendance will improve as parents and students realize that the schools are running smoothly. This tape has visible time code burned in at the bottom of the screen. Contributor : Reporter Ed Baumeister Greg Pilkington
Subject : Keywords Busing for school integration - Federal law enforcement Busing for school integration - Police Busing for school integration - Press conferences Busing for school integration - School attendance Busing for school integration - School management and organization Busing for school integration - Violence Police School superintendents Subject : Personal Names Baumeister, Ed Brinn, Ron Delaney, Roberta DiGrazia, Robert Donahue, Robert Fahey, Marion Meade, Peter Pilkington, Greg Pottinger, J. Stanley Subject : Corporate Names (Organization names) Boston School Department Committee Against Racism (CAR) National Guard US Marshals Subject : Geographic Locations Charlestown (Boston, Mass.) Type : Genre News - Television special |
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