Grafton to House New State Reformatory
Governor Rhodes announced a new state reformatory near Grafton costing about 15 million dollars to house up to 800 inmates. It aims to relieve Mansfield Reformatory crowding of about 1,800 inmates while Mansfield continues operations. The honor farm at Grafton, built in 1928, would be tied to the new facility.
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Grafton
James A. Rhodes
Martin A. Janis
State Department Mental Hygiene and Correction
Mansfield
Grafton Reformatory
Rhodes
Mansfield Reformatory
Grafton State Prison Farm
Rt. 76
Grafton Farm
W. D. Hawke
Morsa
Gratt
Jamis
Ohio
Janis
Viet Cong launch heaviest rocket attacks in 42 months
The Viet Cong carried out 51 rocket and mortar strikes on allied bases and towns, the U S Command reported. In clashes along the Cambodian and Laotian borders, U S and allied forces killed at least 127 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong. Two American soldiers were killed and 23 wounded. South Vietnamese casualties included 16 soldiers and 15 civilians. Major targets included Long Binh and Bien Hoa, with the 1st Air Cavalry headquarter and two brigade sites also hit.
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Saigon
U.S
3Rd Corps
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Weather and wartime updates mix of cold forecast and Saigon combat report
The forecast calls for colder conditions with a 20 percent chance of measurable precipitation tonight and tomorrow, with a brief snow risk. In Saigon a battle near Bu Dop Special Forces camp reportedly killed 234 enemy troops but later adjusted to 27, with one helicopter crewman killed and several wounded. Separate raids by 35 American bombers target a North Vietnamese buildup near Ben Het on the Cambodian border. A terrorist bombing at a Saigon movie theater near a U.S. billet evacuated the building with no injuries reported.
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Bu Dop
Saigon
U.S
Nigerians Praise Russians for Wartime Aid
Nigerians welcomed postwar aid from the United States and praised the Soviets as Nigeria’s wartime friend. A team of 17 Soviet doctors was expected, as ships African Moon and African Star were due in Lagos with the first U.S. relief shipment.
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Lagos
UPI
Nigeria
United States
West
Interfer
Cardinal McIntyre resigns Los Angeles see due to age
Cardinal James Francis McIntyre resigns as Los Angeles Archbishop at age 83. Vatican says Pope Paul VI accepted the resignation. McIntyre, a key conservative leader in the US church, noted for controversy over nuns and other issues. He turns 84 in June. In Moscow, Nigerian Ambassador Kurubo calls Soviet aid decisive in suppressing Biafra secession.
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Vatican City
UPI
James Francis McIntyre
Los Angeles
Vatican
McIntyre
Paul VI
McIstyre
Los Ang
United States
Mir
Moscow
G. T. Kurubo
Israeli Jordan raid longest since 1967 war
Israeli troops with tanks armor and air support invaded Jordan last night engaging regular Jordanian Saudi and Arab guerrilla forces for about 19 hours before withdrawing this afternoon. Official word claimed no Israeli casualties or equipment loss.
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Jordan
Israel
Middle East
Dead Sea
Severe cold and drifting snow grips Northeast Ohio roads
The region, especially Lorain County east, endures zero and subzero temps with 10 to 29 mph winds. Roads are icy and hazardous as drifts form, with drivers slipping and officials warning of brutal wind chills and ongoing snow flurries through today and tonight.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Ohio Turnpike Patrol
Elyria
Turnpike
Raymond Diederich
North Ridgeville
US Weather Bureau
Cleveland
U S Steel pledges full pollution control effort
U S Steel officials pledged an all out effort to curb air pollution as a two day Ohio air pollution control hearing continued in Cleveland. Herbert Dunsmore, director of environmental control, indicated the firm would respond to huge crowds and aims to reduce pollutants using their own funds. About 75 testified including Lorain County residents, while witnesses from other areas were absent.
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Cleveland
Steel
Herbert Dunsmore
Steel Company
Ohio Air Pollution Control Board
Dunsmuire
Lorain
Draft lottery confusion ends with February calls
Draft lottery confusion concluded as February calls resolved. details appear on page 4.003. The article notes conflicting numbers and orders and confirms final guidance issued to readers.
Notarized affidavit deadline clarified for workers reprieve
Officials indicate a December interpretation creates a temporary exception for public employees who submit notarized affidavits, allowing later penalties if needed. Courts note the amendment process pending. enforcement remains uncertain as clerks interpret the law.
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Tresidier
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Milan—Board of Public Affairs
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