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Police Report Regarding Bomb Threat Made against Judge Garrity

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This item consists of a Wellesley (Mass.) Police Department report documenting a bomb threat that had been made against U.S. District Judge W. Arthur Garrity. Agent Joseph C. MacDonald of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Boston field office had been contacted by United Press International's Boston bureau manager, Warren Talbot, informing him of the threat.
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  1. Federal Judges
  2. Judges
  3. Police

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