OY Academy of Music Falls to New York Opera Rivalry
In 19th century New York, the OY Academy of Music on 14th Street faced decline as wealthy patrons shifted toward the Metropolitan Opera House. The academy survived a 1866 fire and reopens in 1868, but the Met’s rise and later fires sidelined the old venue, ending the academy’s era.
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OY Academy of Music
United States
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Academy of Music
14Th St
Irving Place
Boston
Europe
America
Adelina Patti
Academy
The
Met
Eligible Candidates Certified For North Carolina Runoffs
The North Carolina Board of Elections certified candidates for the June 25 runoff. In the 5th District Smith Bagley, Winston-Salem, seeks a Democratic runoff with Nick Galifianakis after Bagley entered the runoff by telegram. Galifianakis led on May 28. Other races include runoffs in the 10th, 12th, 14th, 14-A, 16th Judicial Districts and a Senate contest where B Everett Jordan led Democratic U S Senate tally in Saxapahana with 445,454 votes.
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Sid Stapleton
Associated Press
Raleigh
North Carolina Board of Elections
Smith Bagley
Winston- Salem
Nick Galifianakis
Galifianakis
Bagley
Durham
Forsyth
Stokes
Person
Rockingham
Donald Wirick
W. Hall Young
Young
Minneapolis
Wirick
Gastonia
Wayland Sermons
Beaufort
Archie Burrus
Manteo
Joeus
King of Scotland County
J. F
Jeff) Allen
Biscoe
King
Allen
Steve Dolley
Gaston
M Henry Whitesides
Arthur Goodman
Mecklenburg
Elliott Schwartz
D. B. Herring
Sol G. Cherry
Hoke
Cumberland
16Th
Roberson
Scotland
Sam E. Britt
John W. Gardner
Lacy W. Maynor
Charles G. McLean
Lawson Moore
H. Hugh Thompson
14Th
Elections Board
U. S. Senate
B. Everett Jordan
Saxapahan
Hubert Seymour
Greensboro
David Henderson
Wallace
Don Howell
James Walker
S. A. Chalk
Harold D. Cooley
Nashville
Bill Creech
Columbus Tart
Nick Galifiana
Kis
William Z. Wood
Harold Thomerson
Horace Kornegay
James Keplinger
John Plumides
T. Lamar Caudie
Roy Taylor
Black Mountain
Bruce (Bozo) Burleson
Defendant Denies Robbing S C Bank in Cheraw Case
Florence South Carolina AP Ed win Walker White denied in federal court Tuesday that he robbed the People's Bank of Cheraw of $3,157 in January 1955. He also denied telling FBI agents he committed the holdup or that he was near the bank when it occurred. U.S. District Ally. Terrell Glenn showed White owed more than $4,500 at the time of the Jan 15 1965 robbery.
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Florence
S. C
Edwin Walker White
People’s Bank of
Cheraw
White
FBI
U.S. District
Terrell Glenn
Wait-and-see mood lingers after Detroit school boycott
In Detroit Northern High School the 2300 students led a four day walkout over claims of inferior inner city education and a removed principal. A 19 member committee, a freedom school, and a civil rights inquiry aim to address grading, discipline, and facilities as a June report looms.
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Detroit
Northern
Charles Colding
Colding
Arthur T. Carty
Carty
Dimitra LeBeau
Detroit Board of Education
Remus G. Robinson
George W. Donaldson
Freedom School
Sst. Joseph’s Episcopal Church
Karl D. Gregory
Wayne State University
Inner City
Citizens Committee
Ad Hoc Committee of Citizens Concerned
David Gracie
Virginia candidates clash over right to work stance
State Senator E E Willey of Richmond assails William B Spong Jr stating if he wins the U S Senate seat Virginians would face compulsory unionism. He criticizes Spongs 1954 vote on the Right-to-Work law and links Spong to AFI CIO backing. The piece also notes Dinwiddie rally for Byrd and Abbitt and a separate push for Truth-in-Packaging by Armistead Boothe against Byrd Jr. Rawlings also attacks Smiths education record, urging support for an education friendly candidate.
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Newport News
E. E. Willey
Richmond
William B. Spong Jr
U.S. Senate
Spong
House of Delegates
Willey
Robertson
Afilcio
Washington
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd Jr
D-Va
Senate
Armistead L. Boothe
Boothe
Byrd
Harry Byrd Jr
Times
Price ceilings for brides spark Druse protests in Israel
In Pequim Galilee Druse youths demand a ceiling on bride prices, arguing costs up to 15000 pounds push men to years of labor in cities. The group requests religious leaders set a limit near 2000 pounds, reflecting financial strain on polygamous or large dowry customs. The report notes the broader regional context and economic pressures shaping marriage practices.
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Jerusalem
Israeli Sector 1
Pequim
Galilee
Sake distillery offers traffic accident insurance with each bottle
TOYAMA Japan AP A sake distillery sells its deluxe special grade and first grade bottles with insurance. Buyers of deluxe receive 500000 yen coverage about 1388 dollars and first grade buyers get 300000 yen about 833 dollars. Insurance lasts one week upon sending the certificate from the bottle to the insurer. Distillery says it cares for consumers while critics warn the stunt could boost drunken driving.
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Toyama
Japan
Singapore Poland sign third trade pact in months
Singapore and Poland formalize a trade agreement allowing mutual trade missions in each country. The deal marks Singapore third pact with a Communist nation in as many months, expanding diplomatic economic ties between the two states.
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Singapore
Poland
Pojland
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