Rhodes announces new state prison in Lorain County
Governor James A. Rhodes says a new state prison will be built on the Grafton Prison Farm in Lorain County at an estimated cost of 15 million dollars. It follows another major project already underway in Scioto County costing about 26 million dollars, with completion slated for year end or early next year.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Lorain County
Grafton
Scioto County
Taft files petitions for Senate nomination in Ohio
P Rep Robert Taft Jr filed petitions to enter the U S Senate race in Ohio presenting 4 567 signatures from 75 counties to Secretary of State Ted W Brown. Other items note Morgantown West Virginia missing coeds sighting, Biafra refugees plight, Alliluyeva citizenship revocation, Baghdad plot, Cardinal McIntyre resignation, U S bank deposit rate changes, and Nixon pollution tax plan.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
U.S. Senate
Ted W. Brown
Hamilton County
Republican Organization
House
John C. McDonald
Newark
Ted W Brown
Robert Cecil
Springfield
Classified Depression and Editorial Highlights
Inside Classified pages show listings and briefs across sections with editorial notes and entertainment. Obituaries and sports items appear alongside television guides and feature pages reflecting the newspaper’s layout and density of local notices.
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Pee Ae
Editorial
Kacssa
Ccss
Nude and Bald Fashion for the 1970s Unveiled in Los Angeles
Fashion designer Rudi Gernreich previews a bold 70s vision with models shaved heads, unisex style, and both topless and covered looks. He aims for freedom over sexuality, offering hairless silhouettes for youth and full coverage for the elderly.
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Gernreich
Rudi
Viet Cong shelling hits 51 Allied bases in Vietnam raid
Viet Cong launched its heaviest rocket and mortar attack in 44 months, striking 51 allied bases and towns. U S forces reported 127 enemy dead across clashes in Cambodia and Laos, while American casualties included two soldiers killed and 23 wounded. Light damage noted to helicopters. 60 Americans evacuated after a theater blast nearby.
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Saigon
U.S
3Rd Corps
Army
Vietnam
Long Binh
Bien Hoa
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Bu Dop
Kurfess Considers Run for Ohio Governor in 1970s GOP Field
House Speaker Charles F Kurfess signals uncertainty about a gubernatorial bid with a decision near in two weeks He has petitions out and faces a Republican primary field that includes Lukens Brown Cloud Sealey and White, with Taft McDonald and Cecil also active in statewide races.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles F. Kurfess
Kurfess
Perrysburg
Republican
U.S
Donald E. Lukens
Atty
Paul W. Brown
Roger Cloud
Dayton
Albert Sealey
Mount Vernon
William L. White
White House weighs compromise on HEW bill battle
The White House signals possible compromise after Nixon veto threat on an HEW education bill. Senate approves a $19.7 billion Labor HEW appropriation despite GOP resistance, with 21 Republicans backing the measure. Debate hints at trimming about $400 million in a new bill if override fails. The impact aid program remains a focal point with administration seeking to curb the funds while lawmakers push higher funding.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
GOP
Congress
Senate
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
House
John W. McCormack
Reductions Seen in Army Size and Global Role
Washington AP reports key Pentagon planners foresee Army cuts of about three divisions by 1972, leaving 14.6 divisions. A shift toward a U.S.-based central reserve and reduced overseas deployment is expected, with greater reliance on strategic missiles and limited wars responsive to national interests.
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Washington
Pentagon
United States
U.S
South Korea
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Eisenhower
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Selective Service Maintains Lottery Ceilings for Draft Calls
The Selective Service System advises local boards to stay within lottery numbers for February and January ceilings in an effort to standardize calls. A White House source indicates ceilings will likely stay in place to reduce differences among boards. Low numbered deferments may convert to draftable status later, potentially pushing higher numbers into play earlier as yearly quotas replace monthly targets.
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Washington
Selective Service
White House
Pentagon
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