Woman May Return To Home In All White Baltimore Neighborhood
Elnora Walker a 28 year old housemaid with five children weighs a move back into her glass strewn row house in Baltimore as teens earlier threw rocks and bottles at her door. Police failed to stop the rock throwing and the home remains shattered with broken windows. Walker says she seeks peace and quiet and notes several other city areas would be safer. Landlord Raymond Weinberg says he did not realize the area was not integrated.
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Resident voices mixed on housing segregation tensions
A quoted resident expresses reluctance to move into a mixed neighborhood, stating she does not hate anyone but is upset and undecided about occupying a house previously targeted for block-busting. She notes mutual reluctance to live next to different races.
Killer Joe Piro Launches New Touch Dance Craze
New York AP report profiles Killer Joe Piro, dance impresario who popularized the Frug and other dances. He unveils the Mile, a touch dance he calls first in seven years, with celebrities and everyday people paying for lessons and appearances. His studio, endorsements, and discotheque services fuel a lucrative career amid a wave of rhythm and blues trends.
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