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MINEOLA, L. I., June 25 —
Arthur Choice, a Negro busi-
nessman in the suburban com-
“;munity of Roosevelt, looked at
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“ather wave of white home own-
fers should withdraw their chil-
‘Gren from the Roosevelt school
"system | at the end of the school
‘year this week, sell their homes
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view at the Junior and Senior
High School.
Mr. Terry, who has been Su-
perintendent for 18 years, said
that last year white parents
waited until their children had
finished the school year to scll
their homes and move out.
“But this year, a check with
the school attendance office
showed that withdrawals have
150 pupils left the school sys-
in, the. town of Hempstead to
tera of 2,909 students,
averaged three a day since the}:
end of May. Last year, about:
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House for sale on Maple Drive. For Sale signs went up as the school nemeatyy ended,
LI, Community, 60% Negro, —
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