Guardians Block Mental Patients Release In Athens Jail
Anna an 83 year old longtimer at the Athens Mental Health Center plus Becky, a teen, illustrate a pattern where guardians trap mentally ill residents in state care. Officials say about 20 inmates could be cared for elsewhere with private or government aid, but guardians refuse release, keeping them confined despite eligibility for other facilities.
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Athens Insane Asylum
Athens Mental Health Center
Law
Athens Mental Hospital
Becky
Anna
Ohio
Center
Gordon Ogram
State Division of Mental Hygiene
Athens
Senate clash over Europe troop cuts sparks White House push
Administration officials led by Clark McGregor andSecretary of State Rogers vow victory as Mansfield presses a 50 percent U.S. troop reduction plan in Europe. Truman and Johnson aides rally to Nixon while Javits warns of destabilizing Europe if cuts pass. Mansfield remains firm as talks with Breshnev loom.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
U.S
Europe
Clark McGregor
Nixon
William P. Rogers
NATO
Rogers
Florida
Harry S Truman
Lyndon B. Johnson
Truman
Dean Acheson
Acheson
NATO Alliance
White House
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Javits
Warsaw Pact
Soviet Union
Leonid Breshnev
Mansfield
Breshnev
Rail Strike Begins Across Nation Grounding Major Lines
The 13 000 member AFL CIO Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen and allied unions started a nationwide strike halting most trains. Penn Central reported all trains stopped or stopping, with New York hardest hit as thousands of commuters rely on rail service to reach work. About 79 000 New Jersey residents using Penn Central Erie Lackawanna and Jersey Central routes faced disruption to reach New York.
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Washington
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
Penn Central
Philadelphia
New York
New Jersey
Erie Lackawanna
Jersey Central
Newark
Seaboard
Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
Columbus
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Pacific
Omaha
Neb
C.J. Chamberlain
National Railway Labor Conference
Chicago
Amtrak Corp
Amtrak
New Orleans
Denver
Ogden
Utah
Lull Predicted In Mideast Talks Amid Cairo Turmoil
Israeli analysts foresee a lull in Arab-Israeli negotiations as Cairo's purge of rivals creates uncertainty. Washington may struggle to pursue a canal reopening deal while Golda Meir and Abba Eban tour abroad. Sadat defends peace efforts amid domestic shakeup.
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Egypt
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Washington
Suez Canal
Golda Meir
Scandinavia
Abba Eban
Africa
Sadat
Moshe Dayan
Army
Haron Yariv
Israel
Canal
Grand jury to be convened at Athens on Ohio University probe
Ohio Atty. Gen. Brown said a letter will ask Judge Bolin to impanel a special grand jury in Athens County for an inquiry into conflicts of interest at Ohio University. Investigators may be dispatched first to gather information as prep work. Brown noted possible use of special counsel due to office manpower limits.
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Ohio University
Athens
Ohio Atty
William Brown
Messenger
Athens County Common Pleas Court
John Bolin
Brown
Attorney General
Mental Hospital Studies Are Set in Ohio
The Ohio Citizens Task Force on Mental Health and Retardation plans studies of all state mental institutions, starting with Lima State Hospital. Dr. Victoroff criticizes budget cuts, urges support for Gov. Gilligan’s tax plan, and cites alarming conditions in Lima, Hawthornden, and Columbus facilities. Judge Harold Ewing to lead Lima study with report due in 30 days.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Citizens’ Task Force
Lima State Hospital
Victor Victoroff
Cleveland
Kenneth Gaver
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Lorain County
Harold Ewing
Lima State
Victoroff
John J. Gilligan
Lima
Hawthornden
Columbus State Hospital
Obscure Classified Fragments From an Old Paper
Digest of fragmented sections: obituaries, comics, entertainment, and sparse classifieds. Readers glimpsed brief notices and spares of text across watermarked pages, with few full items readable and many gaps.
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Cccesees
U S Planes Targeted by North Viet Missiles
North Vietnamese batteries fired two missiles at a U S AC130 gunship inside Laos 23 miles from the DMZ and threatened a flight of fighter bombers. No U S planes were hit. one jet attacked a SAM site with unknown results. The attack marked the first Soviet missiles used against the AC130.
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Saigon
U.S
Laos
Ban Karai Pass
Dmz
Johnson
Collect cash by selling unused items at home
A call to turn unwanted household belongings into quick cash. Convert old items into money with a low-cost or free service.
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Tom Price
Messenger City
Athens Messenger
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Sen. Mansfield
Memphis
Tenn
James C. Crossno
Crossno
Fred Griffith
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Middle-East
Kamal Henei Abadir
Abdel Malek Saad
Saad el Shazir
Mohammed Sadek
Information Ministry
Ministry of Interior
Washington —P
U.S. Postal Service
Postal Service
Independent Postal Rate Commission
Congress
Yo-Yo
Los Angeles
Donald F. Duncan
Duncan Parking Meter Corp
Cleveland Orchestra
George Szell
Cleveland Musical Arts Association
Orchestra
House Finance Committee
Maj
Charles Johnson
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Panhandle
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