Negro Ballet Star Starts School in Harlem
Arthur Mitchell, star of the New York City Ballet and famed as the world’s top Black ballet dancer, has opened a Harlem ballet school. Mitchell, 34, trained at the High School of Performing Arts and School for American Ballet, aims to build a Negro ballet school and company before seeking broader integration, highlighting Harlem’s arts resources and Mitchell’s plans to train and mentor young Black dancers.
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Mary Campbell
AP Newstealaces Wiriler
New York
Arthur Mitchell
New York City Ballet
New York Times
Critle
Ani
Mitchell
High School of Performing Arts
School For American Ballet
Mitchel
Umea
Fils ¢Auseles
Hademn
Mitchedl
America
Allel
Ling
Harlem School of the Arts
Dorothy Maynor
Harlem
Brasil
Tgere
Cultural Eexchange
Noel Coward
Afl-Cio United Federatiion
Setya Ul
JCC
Moliere
Ocean Hill
Negro
Puerto Ricap
Limerick
Student Raters Protest School Day Extension
A chaotic disturbance at Brooklyn Ocean Hill stems from student protests over extending the school day. Teachers and police faced a disorderly crowd, with windows broken and protective gates drawn as students clashed during the event.
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New York
Teachers
City Ballet
Broidway
Taree
Halle
Pet Pezarler
Puck
Brooklyn
Ocean
Brownsville
Smale
Lyon
Hill School
Edwin Nathan
Alan
Mit
Sis
Mitchell
Seris
Ogden Nash Keeps Going in Classroom Satire
Mike A. Smith summarizes Ogden Nash’s playful verses aimed at modern life and culture. The piece notes Nash’s range from urban observations to humorous tackles of television, stamps, weddings, and April adventures, with witty vignettes and light cultural commentary.
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Tle
Aout
Chetys
Tim
April
Mike A. Smith
Sette Scripps Clever New Paperback Review
The review highlights Sette Scripps Knight Scripps Avon paperback price sixty cents. It presents her as wife of W Scripps, blending motherhood, a newspaper column, and international social life. Content covers travel from St. Tropez to Lina with fashion, art, and celebrity anecdotes, aimed at women readers.
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Sette
Knight Scripps
Avon
Bette Knight Scripps
W. Scripps
Lati Sand
Ravel
Columms
St. Tropez
Lina
Fadward Molyneux
Pierre Cardin
Fani Rice
Black Students Reinstated After Walkout Protest Closes City Streets
Fort Wayne AP report details a student walkout by 43 of 62 African American pupils protesting in the city. The demonstration led to closures of streets around Madison and other areas, with demands for a Black history and cultural section in the school library and policy changes. Authorities say no reprisals against demonstrators were made.
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Fort-Wayne
Wilson
Spufler
Torman
Tvere
Cinempatl
Columbus Ave
Ilodah
Madison
Aye
Fcom
Lindberg Aul Sputler
Eipht
Norther School
Polleyrie Whetstone
St “St
Raible Ave
Sid
Theldsmonstrators
Sike
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Sally
Kiwanis Club
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Chesterfield Kiwanis Club
White House
Indiana
Claude Cox
Rosemary Presley
Cinderella Beauty Shop
Citizen’s Bk I
Sette Scripps
Arrow Decron Ferimaron
Arrow, Eee Shirt Company
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All Dacron
Tonle
Montreal
Paris
St National Bank OF Wats Frauonte
Warbor Fedical Deposit
Invorante Deeparalice
Anderson
Dresser
Mitrar “Pajiel Beil
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Seoroom
Model Home Stores
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