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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21

LONDRES, JUNO 20.-(UPD-
Los l-atinoamericanos, desde Me-
xico hasta la Patagonia, tienen
resentimiento hacia los extran-
jeros, segun informa ell Times
de Londres.
En- un despacho de Rio de ia
metro, titulado ''susceptibilidad
sudamericana", ell periodico dice
que esta predisposicion Sc diri-
gia particularmente a los Esta-
dos Unidos.
para estos paises, tan necesi-
tados de ayuda exterior, la xe-
nofobia debiera ser una insensa-
tez absurda -comenta-. Sin
embargo, los sudamericanos, son,
por n%aturaleza, I'm pueblo grega-
rio que anhela ser acceptable en-
la comunidad international y
desempenar en- ella I'm papel
mucho mas gFande".
La queia principal de los lati-
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21

porque de Gaulle continua prohi'
biendo a sus ministries que Sc pre-
senten ante las comisiones parla-
mentarias a explicar las nuevas po-
liticas del gobierno.
Hasta Sc hablaba en- los corredo-
res de la asamblea, de lamar al
parlamento a session especial para
someter al propio De Gaulle a
una Interpolation sobre SUI progra-
ma de gobierno.
Tai session. especial seria facti-
BILE segun la constitution de la
cuarta republica aun en- vigor. So
10 haria falta una demanda de un
tercio de los sos diputados, para
que ell presidente del cuerpo, An
DIRE lie Troquer convocara a la Ca
mara, que dio comiehzo a una va
cscion de 8 meses cuandc aprobt
las Iacultades plenas para de eau
lie, ell prlmero DE- JUNO ultimo.
No obstante, parece muy impro-
bable una MEDIA tan extrema que,
en- la practica cancelaria al man.
dato que dieron los diputados al
General de Gaulle para gobernar
Ell pals sin Intervention alguna del
parlamento.
Pero ell hecho de que sc haya
mencionado, siquiera, da una idea
del resentimiento contra ell aus-
tero Y orgulloso ex jefe de los fran
ceses libres de un buen numero
de diputados y entire ellos algunos
no ~comunistas.
Sus sentimientos -mezcla de
orgullo herido e indignation SC
hicieron evidentes la semana pasa-
da, cuando varios de los Ministries
del Gobierno cancelaron, por or
den de de Gaullc, SUI presentation
ante algunas comisiones parlamen.
tarias.
Sc hicieron protestas ante ell
Primer Ministro, pero de Gaulle
opinaba entonces- y aparen-
temente no ha cambiado de pare
GER que las comisiones tienen
que ocuparse de sus asuntos y no
%intervenir en- la obra de gobierno
interpelando a sus Ministries.
Nuevamente Sc hizo eviden-
te aver 81 resentimiento entire los
diputados, cuando numerosos par
tidos Sc reunieron en- Ell Palacio de
Borb6n, sede de la Asamblea ma
cional.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21
IaZIHHS2 lYIly(s 1; FRA l| Si2H| !Z!iSi2SX 2IE=L R(1lI ON
EE. UU. Presari t75 MiIIones a Fiipinas

WASHINGTON, JUNO 20 UPD-Estados Unidos acced6 hoy
a hacer emprestito hasta un total de $3.50 600 para ayudar
a Fiipinas a resolver SUI crisis economical y a emprender un nuevo
programa de fomento economico.
Ell acuerdo fue dado a conocer en- un communicate conjunto dado
por los presidentes Eisenhower, de Estados Unidos, y Carlos Garcia,
de FiGpinas, a la termination de los tres dias de vista del Primer
Mandatario filipino a Washington.
En- este total fgura la suma de 75W0WO de doares de un
nuevo credito del Banco de Exportacion e Importation, y "una cantdad
que no sera mayor de $4,000 900" del fondo de Fomento del
Programa de Ayuda Exterior, con destno al desarrolo economico de
Filipinas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21

DEL "DlARlo las AMERICAS"
FALLA DE
SATELLITE

CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida
CUPI)-Los Il os * marina
norteamericana trataron de dispa,
rar otro chohete Vanguard" con
una luna artificial, pero finalmen.
tie debieron postergar la tentative
debldo a dificultades tecnicas.
Ell lanzamiento que en- varias
ocasiones fue aplazado solo MIMI
tos antes de la bora se1alada, fue
postergado finalmente a las $50
de la manana.
Ell nuevo Vanguard" tenia ul
- Pasa a la pagina Z
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21

RICO

preston de regimen democratico.
Explico en- detalles las limitacio-
mes que lesionan los derechos de
las minorias, "a tai purto de ha-
cerlas cast una cosa simbolica"'.
Abog6 ell senior Ferre por la
inscription automatica de nuevos
electores, alegando que el sistema
actual de I'm dia para mujeres Y
otro para hombres es inconstitu-
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21

BEIRUT, Libano, JUNO 20 (UPD-Las Naciones Unidas crearoD
rapidamente sus cuerpos de observadores en- ell Libano y esperan
contar con ITO para principles de Ia semana proxima. Para sa
noche habra aqui setenta observadores de la organization mundal
Ell Secretario General de las Naciones Unidas, Dag Hammarskjold
trabaja actyamente para edablecer los cuerpos de observadores. Ell
primer puesto de observation de las Naciones Unidas esta operando
en- Tripoi, cerca de Baalbek, y en- ell sur. Su mission sera tratar de
determinar cualquier intervention extranjera en- Ell Lbano.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21

viene a ofrecel una mayor pro-
teccion a las victimas de delitos,
asegurandoles la ~reparacion de los
danos y la indemnizacion de los
perjuicios sufridos.
Otro acuerdo del Conseio fue
ell Decreto- Reglamentc sobre dunn
ping y subsidies extranjeros para
ell cobro de los derechos anti
dumping y compensatorios, en- con-
cordancia con las disposiciones
generates del nuevo arancel de
aduana.
Sc explico Ell Ia nota Official
ofrecida al finalizar ell Conseio,
que dicho reglamento atiende las
recomendaciones del articulo SIS de
las disposiciones generates del
arancel, senalando las diversas ella.
SEES o modalidades del dumping o
subsidio y establece los proceed
mientos adecuados para la deter
minacion de los derechos antidum-
ping y compensatorios en- relacion
con la introduction en- Cuba de
mercancias a IN precio inferior
q SUI valor normal, que GAUGE o
pueda causar perjuicios a la pro
duccion Guiana, obstaculizar SUI de-
s~arrollo o impedir la creaci6n de
(Pasa a ia Pag1na -
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21

yos diputados Sc sienten resent
dos por el frio tratamiento que les
ha 1ado ell Primer Minlstro.
Los diputados estan irritados
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21
In Nuevo ProbIema
I'm Nuevo ProbIemo
Diputados Franceses Resembles Por
eI FRO Tratamiento de De GauI|e

PARIS JUNO 20 (UP).-El &C.
neral Charles de Gaulle tiene un
nuevo problema en- sus manos, con
la inquieta Asamblea General, Gu
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21

QeDe ser uLlI
y effective, y
no dar la SEN
sacion de que
existen soda
mente p a r a
dar una i'm
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21
Ell TEMPO

Parcialmente nublado ell sa-
bsdo, con temperatures en- los
81 grades F. Vientos de 8
millas del Sudeste.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21
Sigue Con FaeuItades LegisIatiyas
Ell Consejo de Ministries de Cuba
Santiago ReY Sc Exprea Sobre Ns Atacanfes al DEAR Ell Hospital

Deuao Presidential ReyIundo la Enhoduy suidu de uom6vHs de cvu -Permdiod del
AzdeE- Pwmo a ArpMeds- AbmHo Acsado de cokn vo- Bomba ohsN ohdas
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21

LA HABANA, Cuba, JUNO 20.
(Por radiotelefono)-En la session
celebrada por ell Consejo de Mi
nistros en- la madrugada de aver,
fue aprobado Y recomendado para
la sanction por ell Jefe del Ejecu-
two ell proyecto de ley aprobado
por ell Congreso por ell cual Sc
>declara ell estado de emergencla
nacional por as dias en- TODD ell
territorio nacional. Por esta, Ley
Sc conceden facultade. legislativas
al Consejo de Ministries.
Tambieh en- la reunion del Ga
binete Sc recomendo la sanction de
la Ley modificando varios ~articulos
de la Ley 8 de 1913 que creo la
Gaia de Jubilaciones Y Pensiones
de los Corredores de Aduana v Sc
e "" -
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-21

apT0DO ct regla-
mento para ell
servicio central
de la Gaia de Re.
sarcimientos que
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
Nashville Answers Kasper

John Ka,per The loudmouthea scgregationist is going
10 be put Wtcec belongs for six months al least The
jury that convicted him Of melting to lot and the Judge
who renteced n thc Vorkhouse for six months with
$500 fine boot have the thanks Of the overwhelming
maiority Americans Among those who favor seerega
ton loss th1n other people there are distinc
tons 10 be draw beliefs and intent But there nevei
was any doubt that John Kasper waS ANYTHING except an
oppOrtuniN a rabberOurcr extremist an incendiarv
The Jury which convicted him deIiberated little
more hours Significantly II was Jury that sat
in Nashville Tenn where Kasper committed his offcnse
The vast maioy OF Souherrers like the vast mairoify
OF Northe sbrc violence and those who ineife to
violence They trouble in knowing the likes Il
John Ksner for what ne is And though he able 70
Gather few hundred benirted souls around him while
he harsngved them about the supposed horrors OF nte
grafton Nashville school, he also produced sense OF
Revision outrage in thousands OF awabding Ten
nesseans.
II is these who have had the last word The chief
prosecutor called Kaper serpent of violence and discord
Who once again is ready to strike He asked that kasper
put away while and he will be Six months isn't
long time of course and day KaSper may try to ped
die his poison again But Nashville has shown its feeling
toward him uneqvocaly John Kasper hasn't exactly found
he reward he sought when he sailed South to wave the
lag of white supremacy It's lesson he and others like
Linn could we'll take to heart. From the N. Y Herald
Eribune)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
Sec Office Parties
Causing Yule Deaths

highway at Iime they hurt
the most - the Christmas sea-
son.
But don't forget - drinking
and driving are lcthal com
bination any time, anywhere
and not just in connection with
the Christmas party
The Council is asking its 800C
business and industrial member
concerns 10 take a new look Al
their office parties and eithci
keep the cork in the bottle OF
eliminate the parties.
~ is tragiesIly ironie." II
said, 10 celebrate a holiday
dedicated 10 Peace on Earth,
Good viii Toward Men and
then send people out on the
public highway in condition
to inivre or destroy their feI.
low men.
we appeal TO every driver Il
stay away from the wheel after
drinking, and to every pedestri
an to stay out of the street when
he isn't in full possession of his
faculties.
The most dangerous drink
ever concocted is One for tn,
road. Turn il down You'll liv,
longer - and so will the othcl
rellOW."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
Take Steps
10 Keep School
Open
Open

Arlington, Va-Thc Arlington
,chool Board will come up with
he question of taking on four
,egro children to its Junior High
February 2nt, seems to have
lnally decided that il will abide
v the courts orders and at tho
anne time keep its school op
ned despite Virginia's law that
,uch an "integrated' school be
losed Immediately.
There is an option in Vir'
inias massive resistance laws
n that the Governor can allow
locality TO reopen a closed
school if pctitioned by both the
chool board and the governing
BODY. In Arlington, the Board Is
llready on record that II would
axe this step or any other TO
Keep its schools open.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
Fear No Evil

T. shs pano0ly Of Love. h.,.
man hatred esNnos reach
you. The cement Of . hiqher
humanity will unite ali n.
tsrssss In fhs one divinity"
Science and Health, pace
ST..
Jesus said:
Thou shalt love the Lord
thy God with all thy heart.
end with all thy soul. and
with all thy mind" This is
the first and great com.
mandment.
And the second is like
unto 1t, Thou shalt love
Thy neighbor as fhyseIf."
On these two Command.
ments hang all the law and
the prophets.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29

4 Negro could be president Of
the United states by the year
2OOO according 20 L S. Senator
Jacob JaSits In the new issue of
Esquire magazine the New York
Republican bases his conclusions
on very practical considera-
lions
Writes Senator Javits The
solid progress we have made in
achieving civil rights gives US
every reason 10 anticipate that
these gains will accelerate the
move 10 more progress.
Here in 1853" he continues,
we are seeking the beginning
# the end for the hate mongers
One simple and persuasive rea.
son is that prejudice has become
bad politics While bigotry and
hate may have paid off hun.
drcd years ago today they are .
serious political liability
Senator Jayits expresses the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
US. Scion Secs Negro
Pres. In Year 1000

belief that once the fight has
won for Negroes in the South
their Constitutional right TO vote
and once they learn 10 take the
'ull responsibility Of voting, this
ountry may we'll witness a bal
lot box revolution in many south
ern states
Equal educational opportuni-
ties. population shifts of minor
ity groups TO urban centers. in
creased voting power and strong
cr civil rights legislation are
points higlhighted in evidence
that ME tide is changing and
will continue 10 do so in the
future
My deep belicf,'>says Senator
Javits. * that we can remove
this /roadblock to the peaceful
progress of all our citizens by
exposing the pillars of prejudice
for what they so often are-fear.
ignorance. and greed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29

The office party with its flow
NJ bowl was blamed by the Ma
llonal Safety Council today for
boosting the Christmas traffic
oil.
Ether dry il up or cut il
ut. the Council urged business
md industry.
Surveys made by the Council
Indicate. il said, that sizcable
erccntagc OF Christmas traffic
ccidcntS occur in the early
hours Of the holiday period
dary IL these can be traced
back 10 The office party and its
highball hilarity
This is NJ effort - dampen
The traditional Christmas spir-
H." the Council emphasized.
III is a practical attempt TO
eliminate a definite source OF
death and destruction on the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
THANKSGIVING
.pY,tE SLATED

Second Baptist Church and
3cthel A.M.E. Church will hold
traditional joint Thanksgiving
Services at Second Baptist
Church, AL Monroe Avenue
downtown at Beaubien ST. at
IL am. Thursday, November q
DR.. Joseph l.. Roberts, Pastor
of Bethel will preach. Music will
be provided by the joint Senior
Choirs of both churches. DIR. A.
A. Banks, Jr.. Pastor Of Second
Baptist will preside. The public
Is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29

the Ten Commandments.
Ex. 20:3. ~; The BsstI-
fvdss, Matt. SSH; The
Twensy-Third Psalm; The
Lords Prayer. Mar. 1913;
and The Sermon on the
Mount, Mart. S. 8 and =.
These and many others
are among the smooth
stones of the stream of
Peace, where all may re-
ceive comfort in times Of
trouble.
Christian Science teaches;
IA all times snd under
all circumstances, overcom,
evil with good. Know thy
self, and God will supply
the wisdom and the occasion
for a victory over evil. Clad
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
ausT RAVE PROOF

TRENTON, n. birth ccrtif-
Gates for children. and marriage
licenses for their parents Will
have TO be produced befo:e pay.
nents are hereafter made for
child-support or welfare orders
are approved in the State Of New
jersey
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
3-YEAR STUDY

-
The commission. private
group created in 1855. suggested
that a presidential committee be
appointed 10 work for ellmina'
ton Of discrimination in federal
housing programs.
Financed by the Fund for the
Republic. the commission made
three year housing study The
report contained findings of the
study
The commission said about p
million Americans - nearly one
sixth Of the population - were
not free TO live where they chose
because Of race. color or ethnic
attachment
Housing is the one com
modify on the American mar
ket that Negroes and persons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
belonging to certain other mi.
norifies cannot purchase free
w." the report said.
STATE ACTION ASKED

The commissions recommen'
dations included:
Repeal Of existing state laws
enforcing segregation.
State and municipal legisla
ton prohibiting discrimination
in housing financed with any
form of public aid.
Strong powers for state agen.
cies set up TO enforce anti
discrimination laws.
The commission appealed 10
the housing industry TO open
all housing developments to all
qualified buyers or tenants
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
zero pR,N. CHURCHES
'0p LEADERS

WASIHAGTOE Mss Nan
mic Rice Burroughs. cducat +
clubwoman and Blpt.st rcader
speaking H. The Capital Press
Club last week SAID the Ncue
press and the m.n.stry has II
t., HAMS the destiny Of this M
ions more tlan lfGU0.0O0 Ne
,roes in the ii 80 ,r s.yi
rights and rac'al lro rcss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
Eepo HAS FAITH

DURHAM. " CD ! lite the
act that some states deny col
)rcd Americans due process OF
aw," the Ncgro's faith in Ameri.
a is mistaken. according to Asa
T. Spaulding, former UNESCO
delegate.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
STAND ON PRINCIPAL

LITTLE ROCK-At least five
Of the colored youths invoked in
the Central High School issue OF
indignation havr refused to at
tend other schools throughout
the nation. Their stand-a mat
ter Ct principles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
On: JUSTICE

BETHLEHEM. s. Afr.ca 1
Casper Br Il. a white railway
Aan. vas sentenced t. ( u.
years in pr.sDn. and thrcs
trOkcs e the cane for assault
NJ a native woman. lie Wa,
wen 4 suspended Jail term
'cwcyor. 4 ne prom.scd Mt I.
10 / AGAIN lin three years
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
coMEONt GooFED

WASHINGTON - II ~-0'
never viii rff' ..nswn if
the Waite House received notifi-
cation +. the imnenG4ng Youts
March far Irtc0rat'Nn f,leratic I
AMPS fhcc Turn'g'n hasnt vt
been room I'D At lkc's Pre- s
conferences in crr-r = present
the question.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
MOTHER FIRST FOR RACE

WILMINGTON. Del. Rev
,rfiin n. Noisette, Bethel ANE
'hurch. this week was elected
president of the Council Il
'hurches CT Wilmington and
New Castle County. He is The
'irst Negro to hold the office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
,1lT new WEAPONS

RICHMOND Va - lcs ! I'll
latrick editor II TIE Richmont
'cws-Leadcr. this week sad Vir
,inia should quickly ADOPT new
weapons and now tactics in it.
fight 10 preserve segregation III
public schools.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
WHAT ABOUT THE SOUTH!

SEATTLE-Secretary of State
Dulles charged here last week
that the Chinese Communists
rulers were creating vast
slave state" in its effort to dc.
velope all of Asia under Red
China.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
''NDy OF ri; XXX

A1LANTA-Desnitc Inc state.
lrnt ( tt'anla's Mayor William
TART field that indignation could
roba5ly work in this city on 10
Al oI on Gov. MARI n Griffin
arms he will % all in his power
r~event mixing in public
choOls.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
DEFY FED. GOV.

BIRMINGHAM - Public Safety
Commissioner Eugene Bull
JConnor has openly defied US
Atty. General William p Rogers
ID send investigators here 10
iook into the arrest OF three Ne.
.ro leaders for civil rights ac-
Mites
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
.DY. FUNDS FOR
N CROW IDEALS

TAMPA ~ A million dollar
'ampaien fund has been suggest.
! II the legislature here to fl.
'anoe public relations aimed at
c Nng tie North" on racial
,r,gat'on All Southern states
Juld join the fund.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
KEEP SCHOOL BIAS

NORFOLK - Observe. here
expect between % and 10000 Of.
Norfolk's qualified voters to cast
ballots, today Tuesday on de
ierming the will OF the people.
FOR or against segregated schools
They voted for bias.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
- Jvsiilt

MONROE, N. C. - While two
colorcd BOYS. seven and clsN',
have b ~ iailed hecause a WHIT
si~' r'c' : Nv tissed one, The
white aitac';cr e 4 nr'gnani Ne
gro mother was freed here be-
cause of lack of evidence.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
OPS STUDY
E3plE

viLLANOvA. Pa. - Villa.
ncva University has included
in It's Applied Physiological
Services course ,Jr 1nils.
deIphia policement in human
relations. II will deal with
the handling Of tensions in
ra,islIy mixed areas in hous-
ing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
VIEWS Of tl,.
NEWS
KILL FnIBUsTtR

WASHINGTON Senator
elect Hugh Scott (R) OF PhiIa.
delphia. one CT the few new
COP Senator's. said last week
that he would support a change
in Rule % making il easier to
invoke cloturc TO shut off kill.
ing debate on important legis-
stion--for example civil rights.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
~ Million Americans
Suffer From Housing Bios

NEW YORK - The Commission Race and Housing
has called for an end housing discrimination wfsch il
says affects about 81 million Americans
In report Yesterday. the commission urged govern
ment the housing industry and civic groups to purge
national life of the evil of housing discrimination"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29

Enter into his oses win thank ciynr and INTO his
courts with prse: b. !haakJ Unto him and bless his
FOR The Lord is good his mercy is everlasting; and
his truth endorcfh 10 all generations. Psalrs '04, )