Word: cfia
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...chatted with the swarms of media people. He had taken the time to put on a grey Brooks Brothers suit and a tie before coming over, and he was very much a man in control. No, he had not worried in advance about possible violence at the CFIA. No, he didn't think any files had been removed from the building in anticipation of such an incident. No, he didn't think X (one of the more prominent student propagandists against the CFIA) was responsible for the bombing, because X "was just a talker." The scribbling reporters seemed to appreciate...
...minutes later, Mr. Cox called a press conference. A couple of Buildings and Grounds men gave him what were surely the most angry looks of the night when he elected to conduct his conference on the lawn of newly planted, fenced-off sod next to the CFIA. But the B and G men restrained themselves from interfering with the horde of sod-trampling newsmen who walked over to hear the former Solicitor General's statement...
...Boston newspaper man, out of ignorance and not malevolence, then asked what exactly it is that they study at the CFIA...
...Before signing an anti-crime bill yesterday in Washington, President Nixon referred to the CFIA bombing and suggested that the FBI enter the probe...
Fragments of the demolished desk of Col. Donald Bletz, a CFIA associate, have been sent to Washington where the FBI is processing a partial fingerprint found on one of the fragments. FBI labs are also analyzing fragments of the cast-iron pipe used to construct the bomb. There is speculation the Fragments are similar to fragments of material used in other Massachusetts bombings...