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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1956

Page

7

UN Plans for Egypt UNEF Expansion and Port Said Tensions

Hammarskjold prepared to report to the General Assembly on UNEF in Egypt and Suez clearing plans. He delayed 24 hours for three nations to respond as officials consider expanding a 6000 man unit into a full division and seek troop contributions. Burns returns from talks in New York amid tense Port Said and Jordan-related incidents.

Hammarskjold Hammarsikjold General Assembly U.N Egypt Suez Canal UNEF Port Said Jerusalem Jordan

Dock Strike Expands as Coast Unions Move Toward Walkout

The East and Gulf coasts longshoremen’s strike reached 120 million dollars in cost today as West Coast workers threatened to join the walkout and halt all ports nationwide. Government sources expected a Taft Hartley injunction to end the six day strike by the International Longshoremen’s Association unless a settlement is reached. action could come by week’s end if Pacific Coast labor joins in. West Coast dock workers of the ILWU were to decide this afternoon on sympathy action after ILWU members staged a two and a half hour walkout Monday and voted Tuesday. Negotiations with the New York Shipping Association and federal mediators continued without progress.

New York East Gulf Coasts International Longshoremen’s Association Washington Dork International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union ILA Ilwt

Ford opens Brownhelm plant with neighborly pledge

Ford inaugurates a 250 acre Brownhelm Township site at Routes 26 and Baumhart Road with a 10:30 a.m. ground breaking. President Reid praises local enthusiasm and outlines Ford’s citizenship program and ongoing community involvement to create jobs for up to 4500 workers in two shifts.

Rts. 26 Baumhart Rd Reid Ford Division Brownhelm Township Lorain County Brownhelm Ford Moiirca Ford Industral ‘Relations Plant Reshier Part Lincoln-Merrurs Aistret Saies Parts Dend

Papers May Resume Soon At Cleveland

Cleveland’s three week old newspaper blackout nears an end as pressmen union accepts an offer after two rejections. AFL-CIO teamsters expected to vote tonight on a proposal while photo engravers remain the sticking point. Guild accuses publishers of pressuring crafts into cheap contracts.

Cleveland Ins Cleveland Pressmen's Union Afl-Cio Teamsters Union Cleveland Newspaper Guild Newspaper Publishers Association

Urges Admitting 17000 Hungarian Refugees

Rep. Francis E. Walter urged admitting 17000 Hungarian refugees into the United States after witnessing a Soviet soldier shoot a Hungarian patriot. He said 12000 more refugees should be admitted beyond President Eisenhower's 5000, describing the scene at the canal as a medieval brutality. More than 1000 refugees fled Soviet forces in 48 hours as tanks rolled into Austria.

Vienna Francis E. Walter Eisenhower Red Army

Policy contradictions in Soviet leadership amid Hungary crisis

Former United Press manager Kenneth Brodney analyzes Soviet policy as driven by necessity. He argues the Kremlin cracked down in Hungary to defend its western flank, while tolerating Poland to avoid another disaster, and warns of continued repression at home. Refugee movements and frontier guards reflect shifting pressures and strategic calculations.

Filitors Kenneth Brodney United Press Moscow Folowing Russia Poland Hungary Isi

Wheat Cut Payments to Exceed $5 Million in Ohio

Agriculture Department spokesman notes likely July start for soil bank payments. Ohio to farmers totals show about 14,941 participants to receive roughly 9.35 million dollars. spring acreage reductions projected near 78,806 acres with initial wheat area above 15 million. Checks to verify pledges before harvest. Historical 1956 payments totaled 8.22 million across crops with 1356 agreements and 186,603 acres in corn and other grains.

Washington Ins Ohio Agriculture Department Ealing

Thanksgiving Services Across Churches Highlight Holiday

Churches schedule Thanksgiving services with organ numbers by Bach and other composers. Readings by Harlie Stevick and prayers by Robert Reynhout accompany special sermons at Temple Bina and Nazarene church services. Gatherings include First United Presbyterian, First Assembly of God, and interfaith offerings for colleges Tarkio Sterling Knoxville.

Cain Netherlands Harlie Stevick Robert Reynhout Church of the Nazarene Fred Thomas Elkhart J. M. Transon Sill Tarkio Sterling Knoxville First United Presbyterian Church TF. Gilliland Robert Roberts Joyce Roberts L. Barner Gilbert White Mal Com Wechs

Hungarian Ex-Official Sees Refugees Arrive in Camp Kelmer

Rt. Rev Msgr Bela Varga, former Hungarian parliament speaker and exile, writes on INS about first group of Hungarian refugees arriving today at Camp Kelmer New Brunswick NJ. He recalls oppression, hopes for Hungary's revival, and praises freedom as refugees reunite with countrymen.

Bela Varga Hungary Camp Kelmer Nwj U.S Hitler Freedom Commission Budapest America Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty

Record Rise In Lamprey Scars Noted

ANN ARBOR Michigan United Press reports lamprey scars in streams feeding Lake Superior have more than doubled from last year. The Great Lakes fishing commission notes a sharp increase in parasitic damage, signaling heightened conservation concerns for regional fisheries.

Ann Arbor, Mich Lake Superior Great Lakes

Widow Slain by Hatchet In Sewickley Home

Pittsburgh. An attractive widow, Mrs Helen Zubryd 41, is found slain in the basement of her rural Sewickley Twp home by her eight year old son Charles after a neighbor visit. Autopsy shows multiple hatchet blows to the skull. Police describe a man loitering nearby as a suspect and broadcast his description.

Pittsburgh Allegheny County Helen Zubryd Charles Sewickley Edgewood

Ava Gardner Plans Quick Divorce Amid Rome Trip

Ava Gardner reportedly contemplates a fast trip to Mexico for a quick divorce from Frank Sinatra. Friends say a Mexico divorce is definite, or a divorce by proxy may be tried if travel is blocked. The tale ties to her romance with Walter Chiari, with Milan and Turin scenes described and Chiari blamed for delaying reunion.

Rome INS Ava Gardner Mexico Frank Sinatra Ava Funnyman Walter Chilari Chi |Ari Inj Turin Inigrid Bergman Waller Miss Gardner Milan Walter

Mindszenty Not Asking Asylum

Justice drifted over Mindszenty as officials stated he has not requested political asylum in the United States. He remains in the Budapest legation after Soviet authority. Cardinal Mindszenty’s status fuels debate over potential safe conduct and asylum, with no formal appeal yet filed.

Washington Josef Cardinal Mindszenty United States Budapest Hungary State Department Legation Daniel J. Flood D - Pa Grace Lutheran Church John Foster the Dulles W. W. Walker Cardinal Mindszenty Flood Dulles Soviet Russia

Lamprey Control Projects Reported by Commission

The commission outlined a 3900.00 study project with preliminary work in Lakes Erie and Ontario. Advances include an electrical control device that guides lampreys to a trap for destruction. Ulta sonic and chemical methods are under exploration. Field work continues in Green Bay to Northwest Michigan and a 1958 completion target for Lake Michigan barriers, with similar plans for Lake Huron.

Benys Gi Green Bay Wis Northwest Michigan Lake Michigan Lake Huron

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