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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1956
Page
4
U N police march toward Egypt to police relief for Hungary revolt. Denmark Norway and Canada reinforce Naples ranks. questions linger on Canal Zone duties and pullouts. crew faces logistics gaps as 19 000 troops expected with no clear supply lines or billets yet.
Hollywood reports an announcement to produce a movie titled I Shot Stalin followed two days later by a 5 motion picture project named Stalin Is Alive. Both items outline planned productions and titles without detailing cast or release dates.
Informant sources say Polish leader Gomulka and Soviet bosses head to Moscow for talks following last month's Polish Soviet crisis. They seek equality and sovereignty based relations, possible Warsaw Pact withdrawal discussions, and a Polish grain aid deal of one million tons amid wartime reparations issues.
General Lory Smith, commander of the U S Air Force in the Pacific, paid an eight hour visit to Formosa today and then began return to Pearl Harbor. The trip appears tied to the Pentagon’s intensified American defensive posture ordered this week as part of broader strategic steadiness.
Report notes Soviet and Red China volunteers pledged to aid Egypt, with Moscow offering naval and air support while U.N. police plans stalled. U.S. rebuffed by U.N. on force participation as nations discuss ceasefire and the role of foreign volunteers. Egypt silent on volunteer claims amid dispatches from Cairo.
New York sculptress Jeanne Owens offers a sculpture of a head to the finder of her basset hound Tuesday who vanished after leaping from her ear in Central Park Monday night.
About 1,000 Notre Dame students gathered at Sacred Heart Church to recite the Rosary for Hungarians, living and dead, in a prayerful protest against Russian oppression. Rev. Stanley Parry of the political science department delivered a sermon on Hungary, citing Budapest street fighters who preferred death to a life of enslavement.
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