TV belly dancing spills into Portland college class
Portland Chronicle reports Mrs Mike Cunningham dares her father to join a belly dancing class at Portland Community College. Walt Wahlberg, 46, attends as a classmate of six women and quips about gender roles and his stomach for dancing. The item blends quirky social notes with brief cultural snapshots from New York and Washington.
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Supreme Court weighs prison interview rights
Washington Post attorney Joseph A. Califano urged the Supreme Court to strike down a federal ban on inmate interviews, arguing First Amendment rights allow sunshine into prisons. Solicitor General Robert H. Bork defended limited interviews under security concerns, while California officials pressed limits to prevent leadership and discipline problems amid past prison violence. Justice Marshall questioned whether limited access could be allowed, as critics warned of litigation and political misuse by inmates.
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Bork
Bureau of Prisons
California
Genera
John T. Murphy
Thurgood Marshal
Murphy
Ten Thousand Await Floods To Recede In Mississippi
In south Mississippi about 10 000 flood victims wait for waters to fall so they can return home. The Rain last weekend dumped up to 16 inches, causing 60 million dollars in crop damage. Water receded near Hattiesburg at Hathiesburg and Columbia where the Pearl River is over its banks. The Leaf River crest was moving toward Beaumont and McLain. Refugees at Camp Shelby number about 1 250 as volunteers help. Eighth drowning in the floods was found in Trattiesburg. Governor Waller asked Nixon to declare half the state disaster areas. In Prague, Czechoslovakia, President Ludvik Svoboda, 79, was discharged from hospital and unlikely to resume duties soon.
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UPI
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Ludvik Svoboda
Svoboda
Murderer of socialite flees jail in California
Thomas Devins escapes from Susanville Conservation Center on March 2 while serving terms for armed robbery and grand theft tied to the 1968 murder of Los Angeles socialite Norma Carty Wilson. Court of Appeal left convictions for grand theft and armed robbery intact. Mrs. Wilson, 57, was slain on a Swiss road. a jawbone found near Bi arb near the Swiss town of Biore identified as hers.
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Norma Carty Wilson
Switzerland
California
Thomas Devins
Susanville Conservation Center
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Press-Telegram WROWESDAY April IT Tyra No 17
A fragment of a historical newspaper page appears with garbled OCR text listing issue identifiers, volume markings, and scattered monetary figures. The readable elements suggest calendar or classifieds style notations rather than a cohesive news item.
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