Black American dancer makes career in white Australia
Ronne Arnold, a Philadelphia born 32 year old, becomes a landmark American Negro migrant in Sydney. Arriving in 1960 to teach dance, he built a Contemporary Dance Company of Australia and found doors open as his unique status eased immigration barriers. He reflects on prejudice in reverse and aims to stay in Australia.
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Brian Dewhurst
Sydney
Australia
UPI
Ronne Arnold
Arnold
New York
M Black
Department of Immigration
Contemporary Dance Company of Australia
Australian Arts Council
Pmafi
United States
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Musical Academy
Davis case raises questions on fair trial for black defendants
The article discusses Angela Davis and whether black militants can receive fair trials amid pretrial publicity and legal maneuvering. It cites jail delays, trial moves, and a Census Bureau study on pretrial detention while noting broader questions about justice for Black Panthers and other activists.
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Washington
UPI
Angele Davis
Census Bureau
Miss Davis
San Rafael
Calif
Sheldon Otis
Gus
FBI
Marin County
San Jose
Warren E. Burger
Justice Department
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By Isabelle Hall
University of California At
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Communist Party
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America
Black Panther Party
BPP
UPL
U.S. Supreme Court
Sam Sheppard
Panthers
House Internal Security Committee
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
Davis
John Abt
New York City
Panther
INO
Palo Alto
Pasos Padre Parkway
Fremont
Mountain Boulevard
Oakland
Castro Valley
Amnodor Valley Boulevard
Dublin