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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1956
Page
1
President Eisenhower condemned Russia for using force to crush Hungary’s freedom revolt. He said American hearts go out to the Hungarian people and warned open rebellion against a conquering force would bring disaster to friends.
Reports from Vienna say Soviet troops and Hungarian rebels clash as thousands of youths are deported to Siberia. Hungarian freedom fighters free nearly 1000 captives from a sealed train while laborers resist under terror. Eisenhower warns small nations to avoid Soviet entanglement as U S policy seeks a calm international scene.
Polish leaders including Gomulka and Premier Jozef travel by train to Moscow for talks with Soviet officials after a cabinet reshuffle and troop movements near Poland. Khrushchev’s direction, Rokossov’s stance, and Warsaw political tension frame the visit amid ongoing border concerns.
Rushing site work marks the preliminary grading for Ford Motor Company's large car and truck assembly plant in Brownhelm Township. Roy Stone of Holloway Construction Co supervises crews as they clear and grade the vast former farmland. An official groundbreaking is set for next Wednesday.
Oberlin College students plan a public sympathy demonstration in Cleveland to support Hungarian rights and to back United Nations calls for Soviet troop withdrawal and free elections. The effort, led by the Oberlin YMCA/YWCA, aims to mobilize about 1000 students to stand for academic freedom and oppose government restrictions in Hungary.
Increasing cloudiness and mild tonight with showers late. Thursday remains cloudy and mild with high around 48 to 52 degrees.
A top source says four cabinet officers and five presidential assistants plan to exit the Eisenhower administration soon after inauguration. Dulles Wilson Summers Weeks and Sumnerfield are named as departing officials with potential successors discussed including Lodge Dewey Rothschild Hall and Stassen Herter for various posts. Humphrey likely remains as a key ally into next summer to push the legislative program.
Lorain County area schools labeled needy under state rules amid a district assessment. Church group hosts a two denominational merger fellowship meeting as sections discuss rate hearings before the PUC. Columbia PTA curates early life slides for the upcoming sesquicentennial event.
Amherst Village board of public affairs awarded the sewage disposal plant expansion to Barnes and Brass Electric Co for 25854587 and a sanitary trunk sewers contract to Plumb Construction Co for 24284450. The clerk was authorized to draw contracts. a taxpayer suit seeks to block the Barnes and Brass award.
A Canton investigation into Leon Calhoun 36 found a police officer's fatal shooting justified. Coroner Mozes reported the incident occurred after a dispute over a contract award amid bidder controversy with Barnes and Brassel area referenced in the probe.
Julia Smith 36, a former mental patient and former maid to Mrs Dwyer, bludgeoned an elderly woman with a flat iron at a Cleveland fair. The victim, 86, Mrs Dwyer, was in fair condition at St Luke's Hospital with a severe scalp injury.
President Eisenhower said the United States will oppose any new forces in the Middle East through the United Nations. He urged caution on reports of Soviet and Chinese volunteers moving into Egypt and said the U S would not act unilaterally, stressing continued UN support and restraint in statements.
Cairo asks Soviet volunteers for Egypt as Britain France and Israel oppose Egypt's veto over UN police actions. Naples staging area for UN peacekeepers delayed due to technical reasons as Dag Hammarskjold plans talks with Nasser and Horvath.
Canton Ohio veteran state senator Robert Pollock aged 86 died here Tuesday night. Pollock served eight terms in the Ohio Senate after first entering the Legislature in 1899. He was defeated in a bid for reelection last year by Edward Whitmer and was uncle to AXE Pollock assistant manager Lorain Transit Lines.
Chronicle Telegram Want Ads describe stand ins for actors to save time or fill talent needs. They offer coaching by a writer and runtimes for selling renting or buying roles. West River Hardware remains open till 9 pm as Buntlog licenses issued.
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