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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1966
Page
1
Purifying water after its use in steelmaking is a continuing concern at Lorain Works U S Steel. A large clarifying tank receives water from blast furnaces with dust settling to sludge, clarifying water returned to the source. Chemists sample Sacre reservoir water where solids settle to return cleaner water. Water cascades back into the mill area for reuse.
Dominican armed forces and police radio report bases in Santiago and Barahona joined a revolt against President Hector Garcia Godoy over exile orders for top military rivals. Tanks surrounded the presidential palace as civilians and troops clashed and protests spread through Santo Domingo.
U S Steel Corp CEI and General Motors Ter nstedt Division will file water conservation and anti pollution progress reports with the Ohio Water Pollution Control Board. The reports respond to Dr Emmett Arnold state health director and cover about 25 recommendations from last summer conferences. The effort involves 64 industries and 62 municipalities with Lorain Works cited as a long running example of water treatment progress.
In Walnut Ridge Arkansas Marshall Davis of Little Rock University faced a five on one press from Southern Baptist. With seven players fouling out the game was halted with 2:57 left and Southern Baptist ahead 101 to 78.
Paris reports a rift in Charles de Gaulle's cabinet on a bid to give the government a "new look" before his second inauguration. Observers warn unresolved tensions between Michel Debre and Valery Giscard dEstaing risk Gaullist domination in the National Assembly.
Big business charges the Johnson administration with limiting price hikes for management while allowing labor to seek inflationary wage increases. The stance follows a compromise on steel prices and a broader push for policy flexibility.
A high powered Soviet Mission to Hanoi sparks mixed views among diplomats in Washington. Some hope Moscow will ease North Vietnam toward Johnson offers, others expect actions to bolster Hanoi with more firepower. Officials gave no comment amid speculation on Moscow’s aims. The article also notes steel price measures and industry reactions to defense procurement and wage rules.
Weather outlook calls for cloudy skies and colder temperatures with occasional light snow today and tonight. Highs in the 34 to 42 range, lows 12 to 20, windy and colder tonight. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies with scattered snow flurries and temperatures five to seven degrees below normal. Local highs near 34 to 41 and lows around 20s to mid 20s. Snow predicted Saturday Monday and local flurries near Lake Erie Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mayor John V Lindsay met with President Johnson's labor leaders and said he would support the release of jailed transit workers to hasten a settlement in the seven day subway and bus strike. Labor Secretary Wirtz and aides flew in for five hours to discuss ending the shutdown affecting 3 million daily riders and a $100 million daily loss. Wirtz said no federal funds were offered, and mediator Theodore Kheel noted the federal help was not provided.
Vietnamese police seized two Viet Cong terrorists as they rode a cycle cart toward a four story building housing six American officers. They planned to blow up the Alabama BOQ on Cong Quynh Street near the Metropole. The bomb was camouflaged in plastic water bottles, and the men carried .45 pistols and a grenade.
Mrs Poor of 216 Crestview Dr photographs a rose bush in midwinter showing three rosebuds and new leaves during an unusually warm Christmas period. The image captures color in a season when roses are not expected to bloom.
Firelands schools are inspected and a repair program launched. Columbia local Board of Education organizes and elects. district is sixth on a priority list for state school building funds. Lorain may hire meter maids as part of parking operations. Amherst Republican men explain a splinter monkey via page 18. Lorain County sportsmen join to safeguard Wyoming antelope herds amid fencing and grazing tensions. Spencer families discover Santa’s real helper details in Black River Rent.
A high powered Soviet delegation led by Leonid Brezhnev and defense and foreign ministers departed Moscow for the Far East. Tass says the group travels by train to Mongolia as Shelepin arrives in Hanoi with rockets and arms, alongside Gromyko Malinovsky and Mazurov as part of the Kremlin dispatch.
Examiners from the state auditor’s office in Oberlin have been on site seven days seeking the amount of money allegedly stolen from the city last December. City Manager Donald R. Marquis, who is also chief of police, confirms an investigation and notes no police report or charges yet.
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