Graystone Hotel Memories Stir Local Pride in Demolition Era
Residents recall the Graystone Hotel on Braid Street in Rly is downtown as a hub of hospitality and social life. From 1910 to the 1940s famed visitors like Vincent Price Guy Lombardo Eleanor Roosevelt Burl Ives and the Vienna Boys Choir passed its doors, while locals remember lunches, dances, and fundraisers hosted there before large-scale demolition to make way for a mini mall.
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Cleveland
Ford seeks aid limits in Indochina as Congress doubts more funds
Congressional leaders expect rejection of President Ford's request for 722 million in military aid to South Vietnam while approving limited authority for U S troops to evacuate endangered Americans and Vietnamese. Lawmakers caution that further arms may prolong the conflict. Ford calls for humanitarian aid and a timetable to withdraw up to 200000 friendly Vietnamese if needed.
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Light aircraft crash near Lear Nagle Road reported
A light plane reportedly crashed at about 10 45 am near Lear Nagle Road. At least two ambulances were sent to the scene. It was not known at press time how many persons were aboard. A crop dusting plane overdue at Mather Airfield was reported south of the crash site.
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Ford plan 'astounding' sparks mixed reaction in Congress
Republican Representative Charles Mosher and Democratic Senator John Glenn viewed President Ford's address with amazement and shock. Both said the 722 million military aid request astounded them, with Glenn open to limited support under proper circumstances and Mosher calling the plea a stubborn bid to sustain current policy and bargaining leverage.
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Weather Outlook Tonight and Tomorrow
Partly cloudy and cool conditions continue with a low in the upper 20s tonight and a high in the upper 30s tomorrow. Details are on page 26.
Deaths and Births in Today's Index Items
A compact index listing deaths, births, entertainment notes, finance stocks and sports items for the day. It compiles routine notices and brief updates across multiple sections with no detailed narrative.
Orphans find new homes after voyage to Cleveland Hopkins
Vietnamese orphans aged from five months to three years arrived at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport to begin new lives with adoptive parents in Cuyahoga and Lake counties and a woman from Scottsdale, Pa. Eight children will be adopted by local families, with emotional scenes as parents met their new charges. several already have existing Vietnamese or other children.
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Bar Mae
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Cuyahogs and
Lake Counties
Scotdale Pa
Pennsylvania
Loraine Lincoln
Lake County
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