Elyria GOP declines levy study over late request
Elyria Republican leaders rejected a call to hold a special meeting of the Central Committee to study and possibly endorse a four mill city operating levy. Chairman Richard A. Stith said the short time before the election prevented proper consideration and endorsed tax policy should have involved the party months earlier.
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Refugees Say Hungarians Fight Communism Not Reds
A former Radio Free Europe reporter who interviewed Hungarians 1945 to 1952 speaks for refugees. He and his wife shield their identities fearing relatives still in Hungary. They claim less than 3 percent are Communists and explain the Hungarian revolt as anti-Russian against Stalinist rule. They describe the Iron Curtain as occupied by Communists, not Communist nations, and warn Hungary could vanish within two years if aid isn’t found. The report notes worker rebellions and mine seizures as evidence of non Communist sentiment.
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Special Election Section Preview in Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle-Telegram presents a special section with candidate sketches and issue exclamations for ballots upcoming next Tuesday. It covers president, county commissioner races, Korean War bonus, school and municipal levies, bond issues, and includes sample ballots and voting machine instructions.
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Weather outlook for Ohio region details daily highs
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio forecast to reach 72 with partly cloudy skies and continued mild conditions through tonight and Wednesday. Low temperatures expected 50 to 56. Monday’s temperatures 51 to 72, with last year at 44 to 65. No precipitation in the 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Monday. Humidity at 8 a.m. was 14 percent. Reson at 2 p.m. 47, at 8 p.m. 1.
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Ike Cancels 3 Speeches Campaign Swing
President Eisenhower cancels a three stop campaign swing planned for Tuesday through Wednesday due to the Middle East crisis. The itinerary included Dal in Texas Oklahoma City and Memphis with winds and weather noted.
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Britain and France warn Israel Egypt halt fighting quick
Britain and France issued a 12 hour ultimatum to Israel and Egypt to stop fighting or Western troops will intervene to protect the Suez Canal. Eden said British and French forces may move temporarily into Port Said Ismailia and Suez. The UN was told the ultimatum would expire at 4 pm EST.
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Coalition Government Planned For Hungary
Hungarian Premier Imre Nagy announced a coalition government of Communists and non-Communists to govern Hungary as rebellion rages in Budapest. Zoltan Tildy pledged free elections and party reorganization while Nagy called for Soviet troop withdrawal and negotiations for Hungary's sovereignty. Rebels fight on amid heavy casualties and doubt over Soviet exit.
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Mobilizations in Egypt and Saudi Arabia Face Israeli Push
Cairo reports general mobilization across Egypt following an armored thrust toward the Suez Canal. Al Massa quotes President Gamal Abdel Masser ordering nation-wide mobilization while Middle East News Agency notes King Saud mirrors the move in Saudi Arabia to counter the threat.
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U S Urges UN Censure Over Israeli Invasion
United Nations Security Council seeks broad support for a resolution censuring Israel’s invasion of Egypt and calling an end to fighting. U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge met with British, French and other reps to secure backing for the measure at an emergency council session.
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U S Help Urged For Hungarians
Local Hungarian community sends a telegram to President Eisenhower asked for aid for Hungarian revolutionists. Reverend Louis G Novak of Mayyar Evangelical and Reformed Church presented the plea on behalf of its congregation and church board, part of a wider national effort following reports from Budapest.
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Ticket Tearer Tagged The telegram sent yesterday aft
In Pasadena California the telegram tells of Gene Hill, 23, torn by emotions while speeding and littering a public street. He represented the Hungarian people and tore the speeding ticket after a clash with police, scattering fragments from his car. Hill faced another ticket for littering as he attempted to advocate independence.
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Prosecutor Probes New Facts in Sheppard Murder Case
Cuyahoga County prosecutor Saul Dana ceau reopened the 1954 Marilyn Reese Sheppard murder inquiry after a telephone tip. He maintains Dr. Samuel Sheppard remains guilty and seeks to confirm whether another person was in the Bay Village home the morning of the slaying. Local authorities declined to participate due to manpower limits.
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Freight Rate Boost Asked by Five Railroads
Five major railroads including New York Central Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio Erie and Nickel Plate asked the Ohio Public Utilities Commission to approve a 15 percent rate increase on all freight shipped between points in Ohio. The carriers said the rise was necessary to preserve their competitive position and represented other lines in the state.
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