davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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(Yiene de Ia Primera1

diciones necesarias para ocupsr la
presidential del Colegio de Aboga.
dos.
Firmaron la declaration a la
Prensa, en- la que Sc lie postulaba
candidate los aDogados Mario A.
Rodriguez, Juan Quir6s Hernandez,
Manuel Martin Maldonado, Jose
Quinones Elias, Jose E. Franco San
tiago, Luis Archilla Laugier, De-
metric Luis Latoni, Hector Lugo
BougaI, Rodolfo Aponte, Herminio
Conception de Gracia, Rene Mu-
1oz Padin y Sigfredo Velez Coma
lez.
AL declarar Ell honor que lie han
hecho estos compaheros de profe-
sion ell doctor Munoz Amatos, de-
claro los Siguiente:
"Agradezco muchisimo la buena
voluntad con que I'm grupo de mis-
companeros de profession han pro-
puesto que sea candidate a la pre-
sidencia del Colegio de Abogados.
Por haber realiZado cast toda mi
labor professional en- la UNIVERSE
dad de Puerto Rico no he podido
TRAFALGAR por el Colegio de Aboga-
dos con dedication suficiente para
MERCER la nomination a SUI presi-
dencla,
Por ests y otras razones hay CO.
legas con meritos superiores para
ell cargo y 20 debo declinar irrevo-
cablemente Ia candidatura. Hago
la decision con pena por no poder
aceptar una oportunidad excelen-
te de servicio publico, y con apre-
clio verdadero para quienes han to-
nido la gentileza de proponerme co
mo candidate.
PERDONA BORICUA PARA
IR EJERCITO
NUEVA YORK-Un boricua
.acusado de POSSESSION de n~arc6ticos
fue perdonado hoy por ell juez que
preside SUI case pero a condici6n
de que hieiera su ingreso volunta-
rio al Ejercito segun 10 pidi6 en-
corte ell abogado puertorriqueno
que 10 defendio
Wilfredo Rosario Rodriguez, de
% amos de edad del numero 235
Oeste de la Gale Is de Manhat.
tan, acusado de I'm delito de viola
cion a la Ley de NARCOTICS, recibi6
del juez Nathan C. Scheitzer de la
Corte de Sesiones Generates de
Manhattan, una sentencia suspen.
dida.
Sin embargo, dicho magistrate
dictamino que la misma sera tenn.
poral hasta tanto ell aeusado bori-
cua haga SUI ingreso voluntario al
EJercito de los Estados Unidos.
Ell licenciado Ramon ]. Susrez.
hiJo, qu'en representa- a Rosario
en- corte, lie diio al juez que man.
OAR a este a preside no resolvia
Ell case moralmente y no haria ma.
ga oueno a los intereses generates
de la comunidad.
Suarez argument6 que ell acusado
habia hecho votos de regeneration
manlfestando sus deseos de ingre-
sar voluntariamente al Eiereito. Ell
luez Scheitzer entonces lie dijo al
abogado que ayudara a Rosario en-
sus gestlones con las autoridades
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31

En- la ciudad de Caracas Sc consttuyo la Cooperative de Ia Gale
Real de Sabana Grande", institution compuesta por los exilados Gu.
banos de Venezuela. La presente foografia nos muestra a un grupo
de la Organization Autentca y ell Movimiento 26 de Julio. compo.
nentes de la Cooperative. cuando festejaban la firma del Pacto de Ca
racas'. En- la toto aparecen ell DR.. Oscar Alvarado, delegado de la
GA en- Venezuela que firmo la Carta a nombre del DR.. PRO Socarras;
Pedro Laour, del M267 y otras personas.
Ell da rs, Sc efectu6 la Msa de Undad, en- recuerdo a todos los
caidos en- la lucha contra, Batsta. Posteriormente, Sc deposharon
ofrendas florales al pie de la estatua ecuestre del Libertador Simon
Bolivar y la del Apostol de la Independence cubana. Jose MART.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31

cubanos no eStaban en- condolences
de resguardar ellos la planta.
2 COMBATES EN- ORIENTE
CAUSAN IS BAJAS
LA HABANA, Cuba, Julio 30.
-(Por radiotelefono)- Ell Estado
Mayor del Ejercito emitio I'm CO.
municado Official informando de
dos combates en- la provincial de
oriente, en- los cuaIes lie hicieron
a los rebeldes 95 bajas, mientras
las fuerzas de csc cuerpo tuvie-
ron 8.
Ell parte Official expres6 que Ell
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S MUERTOS AL
VOLCAR AUT0BUS

TEHUACAN, Mexico. CUPID. -
Murieron cinco personals y ounce
quedaron heridas anoche cuando
un autobus ocupado por treinta y
cinco viaieros, miembros de dos
equipos de futbol patino y Sc vol
co en- la carretera de Teotitlan,
cerca de Tehuacan.
Murieron ell professor Antonio
Ruanova, director de la Escuela
Elemental de Coxcatlan y Monte
rrey, que acababan de terminar
I'm encuentro,
Ell chofer de, vehiculo, Arnulfo
Reeves, fue acusado de cenducir EN-
estado de embrisguez.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31

BEROAMERlcA On
Din EOIO
(Viene de la primera)

Entretanto, la revista latinoame.
ricana vision" informa que pro-
ductores y exportadores latinoame.
ricanos de cafe podran tener para
fines del ano en- curse una mayor
seguridad de precios que en- min
guna otra Spoea anterior.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
DELEGADO ECUATORIANO
HACIA QUITO

NAClONES UNIDAS, CUPI)-
81 representante p%ermanente de
Ecuador ante las Naciones Unidas,
Embaladcr Jose A. Correa, anun-
clio que saldria para Quito o ell
objeto de informar a SUI gobierno
sobre asuntos de. SUI mission y reci-
Dir instrucciones para ell decimo-
tercer periodic de sesiones de la
Asamblea General,
Correa visit6 al Secretario &C.
neral DAG Hammarskiold.
Dijo que ell objeto de la entrevis-
ia hapia sido zanzibar impresienes
sobre la situaeion international y
sobre la contribution del Ecuador
al grupo de observation de las Ma
clones Unidas err FL Libano.
Cinco nfieia,es- ecuatorianos for
mar va parte del grapo de obser-
vacion desde Ell viernes pasado,
cuando llegaron a Beirut.
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SINTESIS. -.
(Viene de la primera)
PROGRAMA DE CONQUTSTA
DEL ESPACI0

wAsHINGToN-CUPD.- Los
Estados Unidos estAn a punto de
embarcarse en- un nuevo progra-
ma, dirigjdo poi civiles, para la
eonquista del espacio.
Ell Presidente Eisenhower firm6
y promulg6 aver una ley que esta-
blece un ORGANISING del espacio 81.
deral para fiscalizar todos los es-
fuerzos pacificos que Sc realizan
para la conqujsta del espacio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31

informe emitido por tecnicos que
estudian la legislation fiscal con
vista a su ~unificaci6n, estimando
%necesarias algunas modificaciones.
DISTRIBUTION DE TIERRAS
Por ell Ministerio de Agricultu-
ra Sc informo que tecnicos de ese
departamento estan realizando los
ajustes necesarios para dlsponer la
distribution de la finca "Desarre-
glo" en- Ell Municipio de Mantua,
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DE
Continuation de la pag. 81

Continuation de Ia pag. 81
puede aliyiar ell problema que
|plantea esa escasez".
Informo Winnie que durante dos
semanas, como experiments, los
|estudiantes, los maestros y ell pu-
|blico en- general tuvo oportunidad
de yer programs diarios televisa-
dos, que eran lecciones de blolo-
gia, quimica, matematicas socio.
|logia y de preparation de maestros.
La reaction publica fue tan
|buena -dijo- que Ell Ministerio
de Educacion de Venezuela, asigno
|fondos para continuar ell progra-
ma en- ell proximo ano escolar''.
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international, la dramatica y do.
lorosa %situacion de nuestra patria,
oprimida por la dictadura impla-
cable y traidora de Fulgencio Ba,
tista, y pide a los pueblos hernia
nos de nuestra America y all pue-
bio de los Estados Unidos. a todos
los paises libres del Mundo, a la
Asamblea de las NacioneS Unidas
y a la Organization de Estados
Americanos, la consideration ur.
genie e Immediate del case de Gu
ba respecto al cual no es possible
que sigan manteniendo un silen-
clio complete mientras la patria de
MART Sc ahoga en- ssngre y YER
giienza en- ell centre mismo del
Mundo Americana.
Miami, 80 de Julio de 1858.
MOvimient0 rs de Julio. - Or.
ganizaci6n Aut6ntica. Directo.
rio RevOlucionario. - PartidO Or.
tOdoxo. - Partido AutenticO. -
PartidO Democrata. = Federation
Estudiantil Universitaria. - Uni.
dad NaciOnal 0brera. - Organiza.
ci0n Militar 4 de Abril.
HABLA LINCOLN WHITE
WASHINGTON, Julio 80. CUPID.
Ell Secretario de Prensa del De-
partamento de E stado, Lincoln
White, declare hoy que Eel Go,
bierno de Estados Unidos espera"
que ell estacionamiento de soldadOs
de Infanteria de Marina para pro-
teger al sistema de aqua potable
de la Base Naval de Guantanamo
sea solo una MEDIA temporal.
White recalc6 que esos soIdados
habian sido enviados ALI con ell
permiso del Gobierno Cubano y
anadio que la casa de bombas y
las tuberias "son whales para la
salud del personal de la base y sus
familias".
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Jefe de Operaciones de Oriente ha.
bia communicate desde Bayamo, que
I'm nutrido grupo rebeldes que ha,
bia preparado una emboscada q
una patrulla movil del ejercito sc
vic rOdeadO sorpresivamente por
fuerzas pertenecientes al battalion
No. II en- ell lugar denominadO Pro,
videncia, soSteniendo I'm encuen.
tro de varias horas. Agreg6 que
no obstante que los rebeldes pen.
saban hacerse fuerte en- posiciones
tomadas con anticipation en- las es.
tribaciones de las Tomas y en- cue
vas preparadas, ell referido bata.
Hon extermino los distintos CRU
pos. Como resultado del encuen.
tro, agreg6 ell informe del ejercito,
los rebeldes que r aproximada
mente $50, tuvieron 81 bajas, dis
persandose ell resto en- precipitada
fuga y ocupandosele 106 armas lar
gas, gran cantidad de parque y
pertrechos de guerra.
Igualmente expreso ell parte off
cial que otro grupo rebelde que
avanzaba hacia Vega de Pibacoa,
tuvo I'm encuentro con unidades
del ejercito y como resultado SUI
frio ocho bajas, ab%andonando IA
armas largaS, asi como parque,
equipos con u eananas y mochi-
las.
Finalmente dijo que ell eiercito
habia sufrido tres muertos y siete
heridos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
LA U AZUCARERA

Numerosas custiones han sido
abordadas en- la reunion de los pal,
ses productores de azucar del Con
tinente Americana que Sc celebra
en- La Habana, con la asistencia
tambien de Estados Unidos Y Ca.
NADIA, habiendose planteado por los
delegados SUI ~respectivos puntos
de vista asobre la forma en- que
deberan e tratados en- la confe-
rencia international azucarera de
Ginebra, los mismos. Aun cuando
la reunion Sc efectuara en- privado
Sc conocio que Sc ha llegado a
%,criterios uniformes, respecto a al.
gunos planteamientos.
Durante Ell dia de aver continue.
ron las sesiones de trabaio y hoy
Sc ha de efectuar la de clausura
de ese evento, convocado por ell
Institute Cubano de EStabilizacion
del Azucar.
En- horas del mediodia, ell senior
Manuel Aspuru, les ofreci6. Tin al.
muerzo a los delegados en- Ell Cen.
trail Toledo, desu propiedad. Guam
do va circule esta edici6n estaran
slendo recibidos en- audiencia es.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
ISRAEL
Cviens de la primera)
do por un solido bloque nasserlsta
MACMILLAN ACEPTARIA
REUNION EN- GINEBRA

LONDRES, julio 30.-(UPD-
En- circulos dirlomaticos Sc dilo
que Il Primer Ministro britanico,
Harold MacM ulan, podria aceptar
que la confereneia de jefes de 60
bierno Sc lleve a cabo en- Ginebra.
La election de Ginebra seria una
transaction para. apaciguar al .Ge-
neral Charles de Gualle, que Sc
opone a La conferencia en- Nueva
York.
Sc "realizan entire tanto, consultas
entire Gran Bretana, Estados Uni
dos y Francia, para coordinar la
politica del Oeste sobre la confe-
rencia de grandes,
Los lnformantes afirman que la
conferences entire los occidentales
Sc ha hecho ~embarazosa, tanto en-
Washington como en- Londres, Pc
70 nlnguno de los dos gobiernos
esta dispuesto a abandonar su in
sistencia de que la reunion Sc efec-
tue dentrc del COnsejo de Seguri-
dad de las Naciones Unidas.
Sc calcula que la nota britannica
a Moscu sera despachada en- ell pla-
20 de "a horas.
Macmillan tlene ell proposito de
sugerIr en- ella una fecha para la
reunion. La semana que comienza
Ell II de agosto, y al mismo tempo
preguntar con frsnqueza al Primer
Minlstro soviet'co, Nikita Khrush-
chew, 81 desea aSistir a una confe-
rencla dentro del Consejo de Sc
gurldad.
ACUERDO DEL PACTO
DE BAGADAD
LONDRES, Julio S0.-(UPD-
Las naciones asociadas en- ell Pacto
de Bagadad llegaron a un amplio
acucrdo, sobre una politica reorga-
nizada para ell Cercano Oriente,
que Incluye la naturalization del
Libano y ell probable reconocimien-
to final del regimen revoluciona-
rio de Irak.
En- ~circulos autorizados Sc dijo
que esa politica surglo durante la
session de dos diss que realiz6 ell
conseio de la organization, termi-
NADIA aver.
Asistieron 3 la reunion los pri-
meros ministries yeanei4leres de
Gran Bretana, Turquia, Iran y Pa
kistan y ell Secretario de Estado
nortedmericano, john Foster Du-
lies.
Los puntos principles de la nue.
va politica son:
1-Reconoclmiento de un status
especial neutral" para Ell Libano
bajo ia egida de las Naciones Uni
das.
2-Retirada de las tropas norte-
amerlcanss del Libano tan pronto
como Sc estabii'ce ALI la situa-
cion. Este solo Sc hara en- acuerdo
con Gran Bretaila.
3-Adopcion de una politiea de
espera hacia lrak. que llevara pro-
bablemente- al reconocimiento H.
nal del nuevo regimen.
continuation de ayuda mill
tar y economical a Jordania para
mantener al tambaleante regimen
del Rey Hussein.
5-Accion concertada por todas
las naciones del paeto, para comba-
tir "por todos los medios subversi-
va y contrabando de armas y agen-
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-31
Aprobada A|zaaS8>500>00
de Ayuda P1b|ica Para Ia |s|a.

militares y que 81 finalmente 10 in
gresan, "tendra la bendicion del
tribunal"
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Joy cormody. dromo critic for The
Stor. is in Europe where he served
Os the Offieiol United Stotes dele
gate to the Comes Film Festival.
Another report on his activities
abroad will oppeor tomorrow.
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an automobile fall on your
head?"
The manager gave this short
thought and took a cab to the
restaurant. He listened to the
boy sing Sorrento" and the
padrone demanded his opinion.
He said the boy sang well but
that it took a lot of work,
money and time to make a
singing star. The boy needed
coaching, he needed vocal les
sons. he would need a rep
ertory and costumes, acting
lessons and arrangements. The
padrone brushed aside ques-
lions of cost but asked how
long it would take. The man
ager said it would take at
least a year. The padrone
though for a moment.
THE hell with it," he de-
cided. IN make him a prize
fighter"
4
Willie KOImer. the clothier
was at a friends house the
other night where the heir was
watching the Phillies game on
TV. Baseball talk ensued and
the kid asked Willie which was
his favorite team. Willie said
the Giants. He said they were
the greatest in history.
IF they're so good" de-
manded the kid, 'how come
See SYLVESTER, Page C-s
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
National - 1.-THE Diary of
Anne Frank; 2:30 and $50
pm.
Screen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lao,
Ais, 6:45 and 900 pm.
CapitOI-"This Happy Feel
ing; HAS am. las, 3:45,
5:45, 7:50 and $50 pm.
Columbia - From He'll to
Texas; 11:50 am, 1850, $50,
$50. 7:50 and $50 pm.
Dupont - THE Roots; /,
$50, 4:40, $50, 8:25, and 1915
pm.
Keith's-"God's Little Acre.;
11:l5 am, 100, 1925, $50. 7:35
and GAS pm.
MacArthur-"The One That
Got Away; sos, 1858 and 9:55
pm.
Metropolitan Vertigo;
1850 am, 2:15, 4:45, tbs and
GAS pm.
Ontario - stage Struck;
los, ESQ, ABS, $40, sos and
$50 pm.
Palace - Ten North Fred
erick";; 1880 am, 1880, $3.50,
$50, 7:30 and 9:35 pm.
PIayhOuse-"Hot SPELL; IL
am, 12:45, 2;35, 4:2O. 6:10, 8
and $50 pm.
Plaza - And God Created
Woman; 1870 am, ITO, $40,
$40. tbs and 900 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Bridge on
the River Kwai"; 10 am, 1910,
$3.50, $40 and 9:10 pm.
Uptown South Pacific;
2 and $50 pm.
Warner-"Search for Para
disc; 2 and $50 pm.
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on this column. For one rea-
son. 1t is the hometown of one
of my favorite Frenchman,
Titin, the second floor waiter
at the Carlton. and one Of the
kindliest. most gracious hu-
mans I have ever met.
Titin is building a new home
here, with his own hands, and
next time we are in this area
he has invited the Carmodys to
spend a day with him. He
brings us flowers from his gar
den on the breakfast tray,
which can only mean that he is
a man who has put his garden
before his house. This is the
act of a good mars
Mougins is defiantly old as
well as beautiful. We came
here to eat at its famous La
Musarde restaurant in a Cadil-
lac and because it was too wide
for Mougins' streets we had to
walk the distance from the town
square. With all due respect to
General Motors, it is delightful
to meet a town too small for
Cadillacs.
In some one place, say Mou-
gins, progress should be forbid
den.
+
Another reason for dating this
"Mougins" is that when we
Orson and Mrs. Welles, Marty
Ritz, who directed 1.-THE Long
Hot Summer" MARITIME Carol,
Tom Rowe, who makes docu-
mentary films in Paris-first
saw it, we all had the same
thought.
1T looks" everyone said vir-
tually at the same time, lust
like a movie set"
"Only smaller" Marty said.
Still another reason for dat
ing this "Mougins" is that I am
tired of writing Cannes" as
If 1 never got anywhere else.
A great many subjects came
up in the luncheon converse
ton at LaMusarde. One was
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MIDTOWN NEW YORK
Coshing In on a Talent for Bop
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

You'll Just have TO believe
1t happened because 1t did. One
Of our best Investigated and
most elusive hard guys. who
is an enthusiastic padrone of
prizefighters. was having dinner
in downtown Italian restau-
rant the other night when a
young man got UP and. with a
friend playing the house piano.
sang several operate songs in
an olive oil tenor. The padrone
was fascinated. He had the
young man come sit at his
table, told him that he was
going to make him a bigger
song star than frankie Boy.
The kid said it would be tough
to do. He had no management
or routine, or anything. You
had to have record hits, etc.
This the padrone brushed
aside. He demanded to know
who was the foremost manager
Of famous male singers and was
told. Get him here" the
padrone ordered his lieuten-
ants. Since it was night, the
managers Offices were closed
but the padrone's men soon
found that the manager usually
is at a certain restaurant. He
was. The padrone got on the
phone and ordered the manager
to come down to the little
restaurant Immediately.
+
But I don't even know YOU"
the manager told him.
Don't know me?" the pad
rome said softly into the phone.
How would you like to have
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After dessert. M. Favre Le-
Bret, director Of the festival
rose to make a gracious toast
To this. Orson, as the guest Of
honor, added the last word:
I'm the midst of all this
beauty" he said, land blessed
by the graciousneSS of oul
French hosts, may l pray that
it will never be discovered what
charlatans most of us really
are"
That's how it went that day
at MouginS.
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has one, and carries color pic
lures of her to show luncheon
companions, had a thought
about children. Until you
have one" she said, you never
really appreciate your parents. y
4 4 4 \
The dessert came then. a
chocolate covered chestnut
connection that everyon e
agreed was perfect for an ulcer,
might even work a miraculous
cure of it. It didn't, but it was
delicious and didn't hurt at all.
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the food which all the others
agreed was out of this world.
I'm sure it was, but I would not
know. All l know is that it was
out of the range of a man with
an ulcer. He ate merely an
omelet which was delicious but
of this world nevertheless.
4 4
AS luncheon talk goes, this
ones went everywhere. The
lateness in arriving of Miss
Carol for instance. Its sim
ple," said Orson, Jove-size now
and feeling jovial. "She's look
ing for her makeup box" He
was wrong. When Miss Carol
arrived, sun-tanned, dressed in
white and wearing the famous
Carol decolletage, she had an
other explanation: She had
just flown in that morning
from Rome and the plane was
late.
Orson, an old friend, fatty
refused to believe it.
Mrs. Welles, who must be
the loveliest Roman anywhere,
brought up the subject of her
favorite cities. They are, in
order, London, New York, Paris
and Rome.
Rome" snorted Orson.
Rome is Philadelphia with
spaghetti. And you" he added
calamity to the lovely Mrs.
WelleS.
The Washington delegation
of two held out for Washing
ton, the Paris group of many
more for Paris, and Marty Ritz
stood pat on his native New
York.
No one spoke up for Holly
wood, although there were a
few who had unkind words to
say against it.
X X \
Someone mentioned Eli Wal
ZACH, in Cannes a couple of
days for a respite in his baby
sitting while his wife. Anne
Jackson, is making a picture
in Vienna. The Wallachs, with
two children, are expecting a
third within a few weeks which
means a rapid flight back to
New York.
Children got into the con-
versation then. Mrs. Welles who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-04
THE PASSING SHOW
Mougins Is Happier
Without Progress
BY JAY CARMODY
star Drama Editor

MOUGINS France-Mougins? Where is this MouginsP
Well 1t is four miles northwest of Cannes the top Of
modest mountain and something of front balcony seat
the Cote D'Azure below
in love with Mougins shall be for the my life
and have number of for using line