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School Committee turns down suggestion for police patrol in school corridors. From left are Supt. of Schools William Ohrenberger, and Committee members Thomas Eisenstadt, Joseph Lee and Louise Day Hicks
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

School Committee turns down suggestion for police patrol in school corridors. From left are Supt. of Schools William Ohrenberger, and Committee members Thomas Eisenstadt, Joseph Lee and Louise Day Hicks

December 19, 1966

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