Grandmother's Flights With Boy Prompted Psychiatric Aid Dispute
The Cleveland case centers on 14 year old Mitchell Gelfand who spent months flying with his grandmother Sarah Krasnoff to Amsterdam and elsewhere. The boy reportedly needs treatment while the grandmother opposed psychiatric help citing an Old World view. The trips ended after Krasnoff's Aug 31 heart attack and death.
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Snipers Fire as IRA Ultimatum Rocks Londonderry
British troops in Londonderry faced a volley of over 100 bullets from IRA provisional militants in the Creggan district after midnight. Gun battles lasted two hours with no reported British casualties as authorities ignored the ultimatum calling for breaking the Protestant government and uniting with the south. Joe Cahill was noted to be in Dublin today after departing the United States.
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Gold Truck Hijacked in Clifton With Half Million in Metals
Eight masked men hijacked a Railway Express Agency truck carrying liquid gold and silver worth about 426000. The driver Al Basile of Maywood was kidnapped, beaten and later released in Newark. FBI and state police pursued the hijacked vehicle across the area.
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Nixon Seeks Broad Support for New Economic Plan
President Nixon invites Congress labor industry and public to join in shaping his wage price freeze policy and tax revisions. He plans televised remarks outlining inclusive consultations while defending a balanced program against harsh domestic criticism from Meany and lawmakers in the 1972 field.
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Its Kickoff Time Again Its Kickoff Time Again
Special football section features local and area high school teams with stories compiled by the Journal sports staff. College fans get rundowns on Miami Dayton Cincinnati and Xavier. Full page includes high school college and pro schedules.
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Thieu weighs unopposed election amid aid worries
In Saigon President Nguyen Van Thieu considers resigning to push a U S aid cutoff if Congress reduces or ends assistance to South Vietnam. Diplomats say Thieu plans to run unopposed on Oct 8 while officials deny U S intent to abandon his government. A Saigon paper was seized over a torn headline about generals urging resignation.
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Weather forecast hints at warm, clear conditions tomorrow
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies and warm weather into tomorrow. Expect highs in the upper 80s and lows around the upper 60s with yesterday’s high at 87 and this morning’s low near 68.
Chuckle Dieting Breaks The Pound Barrier
A light humorous note suggests dieting can be seen as breaking a weight barrier. The phrase frames dieting as a playful challenge rather than a severe ordeal.
Fewer Auto Accidents Linked to Sluggish Economy
Ohio insurance officials say the slow economy may cut auto accidents as fewer people drive for work or vacations. Robert Bailey notes a drop in claims in early 1971, while some fear higher rates may suppress reporting. State Farm refunds 9.4 percent of premiums to Ohio drivers amid the trend.
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