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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1969

Page

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Inmates Defeat Harvard Debaters in Norfolk Match

Inmates at Norfolk Massachusetts prison defeated Harvard University debaters 483 to 134 in a Sunday contest, as they prepared for a Saturday meet with Brandeis. Arthur Devlin and Thomas McInerney, both from Massachusetts, had earlier beaten Harvard by 41 points in February and also topped Radcliffe College last week.

Norfolk, Mass Harvard University Harvard Brandeis University Arthur Devlin Waltham Mass Thomas McInerey Springfield Crimpson Radcliffe College Devlin McInerney Rockpile

Soviet Cellist Missing Defector Suspected In New York

New York police seek 37 year old cellist Vsevalod Lezhnev of the Moscow State Symphony who disappeared Friday from the Wellington Hotel near Times Square. The musician did not perform weekend shows in Baltimore and Washington, heightening defector fears as the 120 member orchestra returns to New York. Evgeny Alechin of the Soviet mission reported the disappearance and a Sol Hurok Agency contact said a caller claimed Lezhnev was in good health and would not continue the tour.

New York Moscow State Symphony United States Vsevalod Lezhnev Wellington Times Square Baltimore Washington Russia Evgeny N. Alechin Lezhnev Sol Hurok Lezhney Soviet Union

Movie rights bid tied to Ray case spark legal flap

New York lawyer Ary Foreman said Carlo Ponti offered 175000 for James Earl Ray film rights and 13 percent of gross. Foreman would take 150000, put excess into a trust for Ray's family, while Look magazine guaranteed 85000 for Huie articles. Foreman defended Candy Messler and Melvin Powers in 1966. Ray seeks rehearing to withdraw guilty plea.

New York Perry Foreman James Earl Ray Martin Luther King Jr Foreman Carlo Ponti Sophia Loren William Bradford Huie Ray Jil Ponti Houston Ves Look Magazine Huie Candy Messler Melvin Powers Arthur J. Hanes Birmingham Ala King Tennessee State Penitentiary Jerry Nashville Tennessean Sunday Tennessean Jerry Ray

Chevrolet Recall Expands as GM Ships Letters to Owners

General Motors recalls reach 49 million vehicles with Chevrolet notifying over two million owners of 1965 to 1988 Chevrolets and 1968 to 1969 models about quadrajet carburetor and exhaust-fume fixes. Letters will be mailed at 100,000 a day, costing over $1 million in postage, with notices expected through mid May. In Melbourne, Port Welshpool harbor blast at Western Spruce kills three and injures twenty. two bodies remain unidentified while one victim dies at hospital.

General Motors Chevrolet Ap Gel Cadillac Buick Oldsmobile Pontiac

Welfare group calls boycott of Sears stores

The National Welfare Rights Organization announced a boycott of Sears and Roebuck outlets, accusing the retailer of discriminating against the poor by denying credit. The group, led by executive director Dr Geage A Wiley, demands at least 50 dollars in credit for member families and plans disruptive protests at selected stores.

Washington UPI Sears and Roebuck Geage A. Wiley National Welfare Rights Organization Sea's

Gleason Leads Decency Rally With 35000 Teens

Miami crowds of about 35000 teens waved flags as Gleason Anita Bryant and others spoke at the Orange Bowl for the Decency Rally for Teenagers. Organizers led by Mike Levesque aimed to curb what they call indecency in entertainment citing Jim Morrison incidents and broader industry concerns. Gleason praised Florida and optimism, saying television influences youth and expressing pride in being a Floridian.

Miami UPI Jackie Gleason Orange Bowl Gary Bike Lettermen Miami Springs Mike Levesque The Doors Jim Morrison Morrison Gleason Anita Bryant Ted Mack Miss Bryant

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