Word: station
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...knows precisely how many community schools exist at the moment, though almost every major city seems to have at least one. Boston's New School for Children, now nestled in a tidy green and brown house near the Dudley St. station, seems to have been among the nation's first. After it got started in September of 1966, the Roxbury Community School and the Highland Park Free School followed, giving Boston a total of three. New York has at least two community schools, San Francisco one, Philadelphia...
...group of 150 Cambridge policemen who had massed at the Quincy Street fire station yesterday afternoon dispersed at 7:30 last night. Dean Glimp was in contact with the Cambridge police yesterday, but did not ask them to come onto the campus. Cambridge police officers said last night that they would not enter the Yard unless President Pusey specifically asked them...
Cambridge police remained "on alert" last night, but they decided to remove the 150 officers at the fire station when "things seemed to be simmering down...
Cambridge police reported that 150 police officers -- without dogs -- had assembled late this afternoon at the Fire Station on Quincy Street, across from Burr Hall...
Sword of Damocles. Despite such network fears, some stronger form of program censorship may yet prevail. One possible way to bring it about: pressure on individual stations. In the N.A.B., individual stations outnumber and outvote the three networks. And in recent months, TV station owners have become increasingly jittery over the activities of the suddenly rambunctious Federal Communications Commission. Though the FCC has no direct jurisdiction over the networks, it can influence individual stations through its licensing power. Recently, the FCC has begun to question once-automatic license renewals and seriously consider competing applications from would-be broadcasters. Well aware...