15 Jul 1958
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1958
Page
1
The Ninth District Court of Appeals in Elyria heard arguments on whether Brownhelm Village incorporation or annexation to Lorain has precedence. Ford Motor Co. plant case cited as tax-rich and linked to the dispute as of August 20.
A new IRS inquiry targets Bernard Goldfine's income tax returns amid a House Subcommittee confrontation over business deductions tied to Adams officials. Boston tax officials seek why 1956 was unfiled while past disputes show prior large payments after challenged returns.
Hearing on the Brownhelm annexation and incorporation clash wrapped around a court schedule with Judge Oscar Hunsicker aiming a decision by mid August. The pro annexation side argued the village plan to attach Brownhelm and Black River townships relied on late quick steps, while pro incorporation countered that Ford plant funding dominated costs. Weather outlook noted warm, partly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms.
Marines attached to the Sixth Fleet conducted landing maneuvers in Dikili Turkey in the eastern Mediterranean earlier this year as part of a training or readiness exercise.
DETROIT The United Auto Workers resumed talks with Ford General Motors and Chrysler after a pause since July Fourth. Contracts expired May 29 to June 1 but workers stayed on the job. UAW VP Leonard Woxbock said the union will set a strike deadline to force a settlement.
Mayor J Grant Keys won passage of a $69,000 cut to a 1.681 million sewer bond proposal after a three hour City Council meeting. The measure, backed by Keys, would fund sewer work if voters approve in November and be financed by bonds next May. Council members debated, with Clarence Schultz, once critic, voting yes. The measure awaits county auditor action.
The United States informed the United Nations Security Council that U S forces have landed in Lebanon to safeguard American citizens and will be withdrawn when the U N can assume responsibility. Ambassador Lodge said forces will liaison with the U N observer group guarding against infiltration from the UAR amid a revolt, noting it is too early to judge outcomes.
Geauga County village of Midlefield near Chardon suffered extensive damage as the Payton Creek rose to 12 feet after heavy rains. More than 100 residents fought rising waters with sandbags. main street flooded to 18 inches for about six hours before receding around 3 a.m. State Patrol and sheriff deputies diverted traffic.
The U S Navy reported the first landings of over 5 000 Marines in Lebanon occurred unopposed near Beirut at 9 am under air cover from the carrier Essex. The initial unit of 1 700 Marines from the 2nd Battalion 2nd Regiment arrived aboard four ships and two destroyers, commanded by Lt Col Harry A Hadd.
U S Marines, over 5,000 strong, landed in Lebanon after President Chamoun appealed for help. President Eisenhower said the move is not an act of war and will aid UN efforts, with British and French fleets alerted. NATO and UN sessions called to address Middle East crisis.
Alert messages report U.S. Sixth Fleet with 5,400 Marines deployed in the Eastern Mediterranean and a Mideast Force cruising near Suez. Britain tallies 6,000 airlift-ready troops, 3,500 paratroops on standby, and Malta-based Mediterranean Fleet on alert. France readies naval units to join the Sixth Fleet as leaders discuss possible intervention.
Elyria board moves to place a 1.8 million school bond on the ballot while approving a temporary budget. The drain board weighs a 16.9 million bond if levy funds fall short. Community reaction includes opposition to measures amid local debates.
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