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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1954
Page
2
Charles M McCann outlines the week's balance sheet on hot and cold wars from Southeast Asia. The Defense Department announces approval of a new military aid program for Thailand, a valuable ally, highlighting differences withIndochina and noting U S aid impacts in Korea and regional tensions.
The article outlines Allied resolve against Communist expansion in Southeast Asia and U S support for excluding Red China from the United Nations. It notes Britain and Egypt nearing final Suez talks with a plan for evacuation of the zone and a shared base in case of Soviet attack. Italy moves toward ratifying the European Defense Community treaty amid Trieste disputes. Dulles and Mendes France seek an honorable Indochina peace, seen as a Western setback as Churchill warns of a Chinese triumph.
,Tensions rise as nationalist terrorists wage destruction in Tunisia while French General Voizard declares a state of emergency with military trials for rebels. On the same day, President Syngman Rhee plans a July 26 visit with Eisenhower. no Geneva accord breakthrough, Rhee urges Allies to resume hostilities or act unilaterally. The report also lists local names and hospital updates from Norwalk, including Henry Steiert and other residents.
A Thursday afternoon gathering at the Edgar Fry residence in Milan hosted by Mrs. Roger Reinhart and the Watkins Glen group visiting the Paul DeLamalle family. Former Reinhart neighbors from Amherst, including Mrs Willard Riley and her children, joined the event.
Mr. Stelert stays at the Joe Detsch home. Wallace White leaves Thursday for White Oaks New Mexico by car. Robert Rockwell family to visit Pittsburgh with Mr. Rockwell's sister Mrs. Paul Gerhardstein and family. Mrs. Bertha Barber of Lorain visits Frank Barber's home. Miss Priscilla Barber will accompany Miss Aletha Russell back to Warren. Mrs. Roy Allen of Berlin Heights School district Route 133 attends a short course at Kent State University. New Zealand Papakura High School adopts motto Summa Pete Seek Thou the Highest inspired by Sir Edmund Hillary.
NEW LONDON The Rev. Willam B. Robinson, superintendent of the Methodist Children's Home at Berea and a former local pastor, will be guest speaker at the 11 a.m. service at the First Methodist Church on July 25. He will substitute for the Rev. Lawrence Crawford who will be on vacation.
A special musical program includes vocal performances by Mrs Porothea Tulk as soloist. The event highlights a refined repertoire and showcases her solo singing talents before an attentive audience.
A 14,000-ton tanker, the largest vessel ever completed in Spain, has been finished, marking a milestone in national shipbuilding.
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