Black family finds home in Africa in Guinea
Clifford and Laverna Sharp and their children move from Detroit to Conakry, Guinea, seeking freedom and belonging. They adapt to socialist Guinea where doors open for blacks, with Sharp teaching at a government trade school and Mrs. Sharp teaching and writing poetry. The family, with ties to several U.S. institutions, balances American passports and embassy visits while settling into Guinean life.
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Diet claims and Carter poll in one clip
A capital area health column touts a 10 day fluid diet by Dr Crane claiming rapid weight loss and reduced blood pressure, with lines urging readers to mail for booklets. In Washington AP reports a survey of 51 publishers finds a majority call Jimmy Carter’s presidency fair and expect re nomination. 90 percent foresee a second term.
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Art Institute offers $50,000 reward for stolen Cezanne paintings
The Art Institute of Chicago offers a $50,000 reward for information leading to the return of three stolen Paul Cezanne paintings valued at $3 million. FBI and police suspect an inside job as about 700 museum staff were questioned. The insured works vanished from storage, and president E Laurence Chalmers warned it could take decades to replace them.
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Art Institute of Chicago
Emily Dwass
Paul Cezanne
FBI
William Murphy
E. Laurence Chalmers
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