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The Nome nugget., 1958-04-09
Ike Sees No Need For Tax Cut At This Time

WASHINGTON, tR - President Eisenhower said today he sees no need for any emergency anti-re- cession action-such as tax cut at this time.
 Commenting on the latest un- employment figures, the Presi- dent told a news conference he believes there are real grounds to conclude that one of these days the economy will be on the up- grade.
 The government announced yes terday that unemployment in- creased by about 25,OOO in the month which ended in mid-March. There were much larger increases during the preceding several months.
 March is normally month when employment climbs as the weather moderates and permits outdoor work.
 The first question put to Eisen- hover at the conference was a request for his views regarding possible tax cut in the light of the latest unemployment figures and other economic conditions.
 In reply, Eisenhower first noted that Secretary of the Treasury An derson has promised to consult with Democratic as well as Repub- lican Congressional leaders be- fore the administration takes any tax action. Then the President went on to say he sees nothing in the unemployment figure that brings the situation to critical point and requires decision on taxes at the moment.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-09
CauStic HedOnist Embraces Church Before Death

NEW YORK, R = George Jean Nathan, caustic drama critic who once described those who believed in hereafter as aboriginal" died a member of the Roman Catholic faith.
 A sharp-tongued iconoclast who prided himself of being hedonist most of his life, Nathan was bap- tised a Roman Catholic on Oct. g, 1857, it was learned shortly after he died yesterday at 76. He had been ill two years.
 Nathan received the last rites of the church on Friday from the Rev. Charles McManus of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the priest who had given him instructions and bap- tized him at his hotel apartment last Octber.
 Nathan's parents were both part ly Jewish but his mother was a practicing Catholic, a close asso- ciate said yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-09
Newspaper Prints
 TOrridLOve Letters By Lana Turner

LOS ANGELES, R - Lana Fur ner was mum today on publication of her torrid love letters to Johnny handsome underworld figure slain by the actress daughter.
 Six letters, published yesterday in a copyrighted article in the Herald Express, began with such endearing salutations as daddy darling" and dearest precious heart"
 Her attorney said it would be unethical for Miss Turner to is sue statements of any kind while her daughter, Cheryl, IA, faces a juvenile court hearing.
 Cheryl stabbed Stompanato to death last Friday night during a fiery quarrel between the 38-year- old actress and her curly haired boy friend.
 A sample of the letters written last fall and winter while Miss Turner was on a film assignment in Europe:
 From Copenhagen, Sept 19, 1857 My dearest darling love :. All I want to write and say is that love you! G.! It was so wonderful to hear your voice again daddy
 From London, Sept. 26,1957- Daddy darling =. How very lonely I arn-and only for you I don't really give a damn about any
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-09
Gardena, Calf. Votes Overwhelmingly To Keep Its Poker Palaces

GARDENA, Calif., R - Legal draw poker drew a winning hand at the polls.
 Returns from yesterdays munic- ipal election showed that a pro- posal to outlaw the city's poker palaces was overwhelmingly de- feated.
 The vote in F of B precincts was 1854 in favor of the proposal to ban legal poker and 4,496 op- posed.
 Anti-poker forces had asked that the National Guard be as- signed to oversee the election to prevent trouble at the polls. They had charged that ineligible per sons were being registered to vote against the ban. The request was denied. Police said there were no incidents.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-09
Tranquilizers Used To Calm Wild Deer For Study

COLUMBUS, Ohio, R - How fleet is a scared deer?
 Fleet enough for state veter- inarians, who are studying dis eases among wild animals, to use tranquilizers to calm them down.
 And the tranquilizers worked, reports Dr. James R. Hay, state director of Agriculture. ''The wild deer in captivity calmed down to the tameness of a domestic ami nal" he said.
 The Animal Industry Labora- tory of the Ohio Department of Agriculture was the scene of the temporary tanning of a small herd of deer so they could be examined.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-09
Quadruplets Born Tol9-Year-Old San Francisco Mother

SAN FRANCISCO, LRl-A 5 foot, 1 inch, 102-pound San Francisco mother was resting comfortably today after giving birth to quad ruplets, one stillborn.
 The surviving babies-all boys were reported doing fine. They were placed in an incubator be- cause of their small size. They weighed 2 pounds, 312 ounces; 2 pounds 4 ounces; and 2 pounds, one-half ounces. The stillborn child was a girl.
 The births were the first for 19- year-old Gladys McGraw, wife of Ian McGraw, g, an employee of janitorial service.
 Mrs. McGraw entered Mary's Help Hospital at 5 pm. yesterday Dr. Norman Wheeler reported he delivered the girl at 6:46 pm. and the boys at 6:51, 6:54, and 6:59.
 "I'm really surprised,' said Me Graw, native of Scotland. "You might say Pm in state of shock" |"
 A hospital spokesman said: 'tHe seemed so stunned at first, I don't think he really believed us. He was kind of blank. Then he came out of it."
 McGraw said Dr. Wheeler told his wife she might have twins.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-09
Harry Wakes Elm Up At Yale
 NEW HAVEN Conn (R Ar

NEW HAVEN, Conn, R7 - An unidentified Yale Freshman sleep ing in the Freshmen library at Connecticut Hall was awakened by a hand on his shoulder.
 He stared up at the smiling face of former President Harry s. Truman.
 That's the way I like to see them study" Truman said.
 The Freshman blushed as the former President continued his tour of the campus. Truman ar rived yesterday for a three-day stay.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-09
HONORABLE MENTION GIVEN PALMER. ALASKA. IN LOOK MAGAZINE CONTEST

NEW YORK, R-Palmer; Alas ka, received an honorable mention. yesterday in Look Magazines com munity Home Achievement con- test for outstanding progress ia i'm proving homes and resid .llial areas.
Evening star., 1958-05-07

publican OF New Hampshire,
At q Capitol Hin gathering. Also
during his stay he win be the
guest Of leading Washington
hostesses and viii visit Arch
bishop O'Boyle.
This will be the Princes
most consequential appearance
on the international scene since
1854. when ne first saw the
country he expects 10 rule. He
grew up In exile. mostly In Por-
tugal. His position In Spain,
although secure. Is somewhat
anomalous. as die-hard royal
lists regard his father. Don
Juan. as the true claimant 10
the throne that will be re-
stored.
Presumably he win be close
ly watched 10 see how he goes
through his royal PAGES.
Evening star., 1958-05-07
'Poy Offer Rejected
BY Sugar Workers

HONOLULU, May 7 R.-
Hawaiian sugar workers yester-
day rejected a is cent hourly
wage increase offered by man
agement in a package effort to
settle a strike that has tide up
rs plantations.
Balloting at IL of the 26
strikebound plantations showed
the union workers voted 20-to-1
against accepting the raise.
The $4,000 striking sugar
workers, who belong to the
International Longshoremen's
and Warehousemen's Union,
previously turned down a 4
cents an hour across the board
increase proposal. This was
rejected on February /.
Present wages vary from
SLIP to $1.79 an hour.
Evening star., 1958-05-07

do the honors when the
Princes plane lands at Ana
costa Airport at 4 pm. today.
The United States Government
Is not being officially repre-.
sented. since this is not an "of-
fetal visit" His royal high
ness will be a dinner guest this
evening Of Chief Of Protocol
and Mrs. Wiley Buchanan.
Hand-Picked BY Franco
The 20-year-old Prince. who
was hand-picked by Generals
Evening star., 1958-05-07

was graduated from the Mill
tary Academy At zaragoza:
after this he win enter the
Spanish Air Academy and fin-
ish on with q course OF liberal
arts studies at the University
OF Madrid.
The Princes visit. described
by Embassy spokesmen as "a
glorified shore leave" has been
planned with an eye 10 these
military preoccupations. He
viii spend all day Saturday at
the United States Naval Acad-
emy nc Annapolis. visit An
drews Air Force Base Sunday
afternoon. and a week from
tomor ow win be shown around
West Point.
Speaks Six Languages
Said TO be fluent In six Ian
guages, the Prince will have
ample opportunity 10 practice
his English tomorrow. He will
see the Library Of Congress,
the Supreme Court. the Nation
al Gallery. and be the luncheon
guest OF Senator Bridges, Re-
Evening star., 1958-05-07
PorIiument to Elect

OSLO. May 7 R.-Norway's
Parliament elects a new presi-
dent tomorrow 10 succeed
Socialist Oscar Torp. who died
last week. Under the Nor
wegian constitution the parlia-
mentary president ranks second
only TO the king. The premier
Is No. 3.
Evening star., 1958-05-07
Jordun's Budget
To Show Deficit

AMMAN, May Z (R.-Finance
Minister Anastas Hanania told
Parliament yesterday Jordan
viii have a budget deficit Of
eS6.5 million in 1858.
He said prospective spending
ls estimated at $9l million.
Mr.. Hanania said the deficit
Evening star., 1958-05-07

results from stoppage Of aid
promised by Egypt, Saudi
Arabia and Syria. He added
none of the three is expected to
provide aid this year.
When Britain stopped its
annual defense subsidy to Jor-
dan, Egypt agreed to give
Jordan $14 million annually,
Saudi Arabia promised $14 mil
lion more and Syria promised
81 million. Last year only
Saudi Arabia provided aid.
Evening star., 1958-05-07

BAoHDAD. May 7 @.--
Iraoi ofncials said today tech-
nicai investigations showed
that q secret radio station cali
ing itself the Voice Of Free
Irac is located in Cairo. They
charged the station began
broadcastins attacks on Iraqi
statesmen and oiiicials and the
Iraq governments policies
three weeks ago.
Evening star., 1958-05-07

simo Franco as his successor,
Is on leave from his training
ship. Juan Sebastian Elcano.
which Is docked at Norfolk
He will be accompanied during
his entire United States tour
by his professor, Navy Capt.
Don Alvaro Fontanals.
Educated within an inch OF
his young life. the Rome-born
Prince is now going through
naval training Previously. he
Evening star., 1958-05-07
Spanish Prince Due
Here for Private Visit
BY MARY McGRORY
star stan writer

Prince Don Juan Carlos OF Spain arrives today
four-and- a-half-day very public private visit"
Unlike most preender who given short Shrt by the
they hope to replace the blond OF the Bourbon
preender 10 the Spanish throne win welcomed by officials
representing the Franco regime
The Spanish Ambassador Don Jose Maria Arelza viii
Evening star., 1958-05-07
Meningitis Deuths

CHICAGO.-In the past two
decades the death rate from
meningitis in the United States
has been reduced more than rs
per cent.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09

aver por los rebeldes, dijo que es
muy probable que los cuatro ex-
tranjeros civiles en- podel de los
hombres de Fidel Castro, recobren
hoy su libertad y que en- cuanto a
los marinos, estos seran entrega-
dos zen ell curse de los proximos
dos o tres dias".
stephens, que a pesar del secues-
tro Sc halla en- excelente astado
de salud, diio que, al parecer, 10
que los rebeldes persiguen con ell
apresamiento de extranjeros es To-
graz que Estados Unidos los reco-
nozca en- alguna forma.
Ell Contraalmirante Robert B.
Ellis, comandante de la base naval
de Guantanamo, que aver expreso
esperanzas de que los rebeldes per-
mitieran ell retorno de los marines
cautivos en- camiones o autobuses
de la base, dijo que los insurgen-
ties tienen a los extranjeros dividi-
dos en- grupos de tres o cuatro
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09

IBEROAMERICA en-
DIN EOIO
SRTA. PERU COMPETIRA EN-
LONG BEACH

LIMA, -(UPD- Beatriz Bou-
larte, hermosa triguena de 19
amos, fue proclamada senorita Pc
ru y defendera en- Long Beach,
ell titulo Miss Universe, conquis-
tado ell ano anterior por otra be-
lleza peruana, Gladys Gender Ur-
bina.
Siete bellas finalistas, tres de
elias representatives de departa-
mentos y cuatro limenas. dispu-
taron ell cetro de Miss Peru ante
Ell jprado presidido por Hector
Garcia IaDpyro, aide ae Ia clu-
dad, y, IN medic de indescriptible
emoci9n.
Glodys Gender corona a Bea-
triz, la nueva soberana de la be.
lleza peruana.
Ambas v~iajaran proximamente
"a Estados Unidos, Miss Peru pa
ra concursar al titulo de Miss Uni
verso, y Gladys para coronar a
quien resulte designada este ano
la mujer mas bella del mundo.
CENTRAL ATOMICA PARA
BRASILIA
RIO DE JANEIRO, -UPD-
Ell cientifico nuclear brasileno,
Motta Rezen, aconsejo la instala-
ci6n en- Brasilia -futura capital
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
Sobre ell Cancer puImonar
Intensificuran
Cumpunu Contra
los %Cigurihos,

WASHINGTON, julio 8 CUPID
- Ell gobierno de Estados Unidos,
segun dijo aver ell Director Gene
raj de Sandal, piensa intensificar
la campana contra ell peligro del
abuse del cigarrillo, en- vista de
I'm nuevo estudio sobre canceres
pulmonares.
Ell DEPARTMENT. de Sanidad ira
ia de evitar que ell publico fume
demasiado, por tener "pruebas de
que ell excessive fumar de cigarri-
Hos, es uno de los factories contri-
buyentes del cancer del pulmon'.
Ademas de la advertencia publ
ca ell DEPARTMENT. de Sandal pi-
dio a la Sociedad Norteamericana
de Medicine y a las autoridades de
sandal de los diferentes estados
de la union, que participen en- la
campana contra ell c%igarrillo.
A pesar de que desde hace va
algun tempo Sc viene hablando de
los efectoS nocivos del fumar exec
sivo por predisoponer al cancer del
pulmon, las estadisticas recientes
del Departments de Agriculture
muestran que ell consume de ciga-
rrillos batira un record en- Estados
Unidos este ano. Ell aumento po-
dria atribuirse al exito del cigarri-
lilo de filtro. La preferencia que es
ia dando ell pdblico a este tipo de
~cigarrillo constituye hasta la fecha
ell unico resultado tangible de la
campana contra ell tabaco.
Ell Departamento de Sandal d.
10, sin embargo que ell excessive fu-
MAI mo es la unica causa con-
t%ribuyente del cancer del pulmon"
y que clos factories del fumar ex-
cesivo y habitual que pudieran eau
a Ell cancer del pulmon. no han 81
do aun comprobados por estudios
clinicos y de laboratorio".
La campana, por consiguiente,
agreg6 ell Departmental, sera pri-
mordialmente educativa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
sigue I~ncIindndose
Ia Tore de Pisa

PISA, julio 8 CUPID Official
mente Sc informo aver que CO.
mo Sc temia, la torre de Pisa esta
mas inclinada que hace un ano.
Nadie puede notar la diferencia
a simple vista, pero los instrument
tos cientificos diGen categorical
mente que la TORE esta mas incli-
NADIA.
Aver fue 81 dia designad0 para
medir exactamente cuanto mas Sc
ha inclinado la famosa torre en- los
ultimos doce meses. Los expertos
sacaron sus instrumentosy, confor-
me Sc anuncio comprobaron con
alarma que la torre esta ahora
cuatro metros, IS centimetros y
seis milimetros fuera de plomo. Ell
aho pasado, la inclination era I'm
milimetro y medic menor.
(Pasa q Ia pAg. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
LIi'U5;I7s;!;l
RICO

de TODD ell territorio.
Ell informe agreg6 que todos los
maestros regulares de Puerto Rico
estan cubiertos por algun siStema
de retro. Alrededor de 98 por
ciento de los maestros regulares
empleados por los gobiernoS esta-
tales y locales de Estados Unidos
estan cubiertos por uno o mas
sistemas.
Ell estudio INDIGO que en- termi-
nos de empleos, la educacion es
la function principal del Gobierno
norteamericano. Cast una tercera
parte de todas las personas EN-
pleadas en- Ell servicio publico ira.
bajan en- alguna forma relaciona-
da directamente con las escuelas
del pals.
Incluyendo los trabajadores ire
gulares, 100000 personas est IN
empleadas por Ell Gobierno Fede-
raj, estatal los condados y las ciu-
dades.
Sin embargo, solo 1896 de los
1897, 583 maestros tegulares ganan
I'm promedio de $1,000 O mas anua-
les, mientras 6,819 reciben I'm pro-
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
Pofenfe Bombo EsfuHa
Ell Centric de Beirut
Es ell mos Grave Atentudo de los Terroristus

BEIRUT, Libano, julio g.
(UPD--Una potente bomba es-
tallo, esta manana, en- la entrada
principal de una gran tienda del
centric de Beirut, en- 10 que fue
obviamente Ell mas grave atenta-
do t%errorista registrado aqui,
desde que comenzo la insurrec-
ci6n libanesa hace nueve sema-
mas.
Los prlmeros informes policia-
les dlcen que, por 10 menos, dos
personals resultdron muertas y
entire 40 y so heridas a causa de
la explosion misma y del incen-
dio que aquella provoco en- ell
edificio de cinco pisos, de la
gran tieuda "ABC", una de las
mas grandes y concurridas de
Beirut.
Los bomberoS tuvieron que lu-
mas de dos horas para do
minar las llamas.
La policia informo que la
bomba fue colocada en- un pa
quote, justo al lado adentro de la
puerta principal del edificio,
donde estan las oficinas centra-
les de la cadena "ABC."
La bomba estall6 cou un TO.
gonazo cegador, en- los momentos
en- que los primeros clientes del
Ola, ansjosos de hacer sus COM
pras con ell fresoo de la mafana,
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
En- Miami ell Dr..
Enrique DebayIe

Terminando un interesante
viajc de caracter cientifico Sc
encuentra en- Miami ell eminen.
te medico y cirujano nicara-
guense, DR.. Enrique Debayle,
figura sobresaliente de IL socie-
dad de SUI pals y de los circulos
PROFESSIONALS de America. Ell
DR.. Debayle, atento siempre a
los progresses de la medicina y
de la cirugia, renueva sus como
mientos en- importantes congre-
SOS y centres de Investigation,
en- los cuales participa y a los
que contribute con su entusias-
mo humane, con SUI vocacion
professional y con las luces de
su inteligencia.
DIARIO LAS AMERICAS sa.
luda muy cordialmente al illus
tire galeno nicaraguense 3 lie de-
sea una grata permanencia en-
esta ciudad y un feliz regreso
a SUI Patria.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09

"Castro tomo rehenes como re-
presalia por la supuesta entrega de
armamentos a Batista por Estados
Unidos. Washington dice que sal
vo un : embarque especial de pie
zas de repuesto para cohetes he
cho en- mayo, desde Ell IA de MARIO
no Sc han entregando armas a Ba-
tista.
Los verdaderos prpositos de
Castro son paralizar la economic
Guiana, en- particular en- la RIGA
provincial de Oriente. Su plan tie
ne por objeto probar que BatiSta
no puede proteger a las grandes
inyersioneS norteamericanas Y ex-
tranjeras.
Esa es la razon del secuestro de
empleados de la Moa Bay Mining
Company y de la United Fruit
Company.
"Su movimiento rebelde, todavia
carece de unidad politica. Ell desa-
lentador fracaso de la huelga ge-
neral de abril asi 10 probo con to-
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09

los d%errotes. En- la Gale de mer-
caderes Sc cayo un mozo ante la
cara de un toro que 10 acometio
pisandolo, sufriendo una contu-
sion en- la cabeza. A la entrada de
la plaza ,otro muchacho, llamado
Javier Simon linda, fue empito-
nado por I'm toro, resultando con
una herida en- la pierna izquier-
da de pronostico menos grave.
La entrada en- la plaza fue peli-
grosa, evitandose nuevas desgra-
cias por la Intervention de los
capotes de toreros PROFESSIONALS.
Los tendidos aparecian abarro-
tados de genie, en- ell palco del
ayuntamiento con ell Alcalde Sc
encontraban ell Ministro de Ira
bajo y los em~bajadores de la Ar
zentina y Venezuela
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
Festival de San Fermin en- Pamp|ona Sc
Characterize por Resba|ones y Cornadas

PAMPLONA, Espafa, julio 8
CUPID Ell famoso festival de
San Fermin Sc inicio aver ma
mana con mas animation y mas
publieo que nunca antes, en- la
historic de Pamplona.
Los primeros seis toros solta-
dos a las Gales dejaron heridos
a dos j6venes espaholes en- la car
ga inicial.-
Las autoridades calculan que ell
numero de forasteros venidos a
Pamplona para asistir al festival,
que Sc prolongara hasta ell do
mingo, es mayor que en- cual-
quier ano anterior. La pobla-
ci6n normal de la ciudad, unos
$4,000 habitantes ha sido por 10
menos duplicada por visitantes.
La fiesta comenz6 4 las siets
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
Eisenhower, Dulles
Lleguron d Canada

OTTAWA, julio 8 (UPI)- Ell
Presidente Eisenhower lego esta
manana a Ottawa en- una vista de
tres dias destinada a remendar las
g~rietas ultimamente surgidas en-
tire Canada y Estados Unidos, prin-
cipaimente por azone reconomi-
cas-.
Ell avi6n del Presidente norte.
americana aterrizo en- ell aropuer-
to de Uplands a las 10:55 A. NJ,
local tras I'm vuelo directo desde
Washington.
Eisenhower, quien vino invita-
do por ell Primer Ministro John
G. Diefenbaker, lego acompanado
por ell Secretario de Estado John
Foster Dulles.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
En- Alaska y Hawaii Canaan eI DObe
Naesfros de Puerto Rico Estdn
Entire los Mas Nal Pagados de
Estados Unidos, Dice |nforme
A Pesar de los Grondes Gostos para la Educ
Por WALTER S. PRIEST

WASHINGTON, julio 8. -PUD- Los maestros de
Puerto Rico, a pesar de los grandes gastoS del Gobierno en-
educacion, estan todavia entire los mas NAL pagados en- Esta,
dos UnidoS, revelo una encuesta realizada por ell Departa,
mento del Concrete.
Ell informe demostro que la paga annual promedio para
los 14,157 maestros reguareS de la ISla, durante ell 1857,
fue de $2,186.
para los maestroS de Hawaii y Alaska.
Ell promedio de la Isla tambien es mas bajo que ell preva-
leciente en- varios estados del Sur donde por los ultimos amos
han prevaecdo los sueldos mas bajos para los maestros de
la Nacion.
Ell estudio demostr6 que Puerto Rico tiene 941 personals
e~mpleadas en- la educacion pOr cada 10000 habitantes.
Ell promedio nacionalL %incluyendo trabajadores irregu-
lares, fe de 1929 por ciento por cada 10000 habitantes. Ell
Departamento base suS conclusioneS en- I'm informe del Ne.
gociadO del CenSo, correspondence al mes de abril de 1857.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09

de la manana con ell encierro de
los seis toros que fueron corridos
en- la tarde, despues que las BAN
das de musica re%corrieron las ca
lies, en- medic de una f~antastica
animation. Como todos los AMOS.
centenares de j6venes = vesti-
dos a la usanza traditional de
San Fermin, con pantal6n blan-
co, camisa blanca y panuelo ro-
jo al cuello - e~speraban a los
toros en- las Gales. Como ell piso
estaba mojado por la lluvia, los
toros no corrian con la velocidad
acostumrada, sufriendo resbalo-
mes y cayendo algunos al suelo.
Muititud de j6venes corredores,
desafiando valientemente a los
toros, hicieron una emocionan-
70 carrera. sorteando aRilmente
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-09
Inieian ConversaciOnes
Inician [OnVeyacOnes
YugoesIavia, Grecia y Repdb|ica
Arabe linda Tratan de Formdr
BIoque Tipartita independents

BELGRADE, Julio 8. @UPD- Los lideres de Yugoes.
lavia, la Republica Unida Arabe y Grecia iniciaron hoy con-
versaciones con ell p~rop6sito, segdn Sc %eniende, de forjar I'm
bloque tripartito para preservar la independence nacional de
las tres naciones contra las presiones de Russia u Occidente.
Sc tiene entendido que eSa possible alianza del Medite-
Oriental que seria un pequeno 'bloque neutraista"
tema principal de las conversaciones que celebran en- la isa
de Brioni, en- Ell Adriatico, los P~residentes Tito, de Yugoes-
lavia, y Canal Abdel Nasser, de la Repdblica Unida Arabe,
y, ~separadamente, los Ministries de RI EE. de Grecia, Ange-
los Averoff, la Republca Arabe, Mahmud Fawzi, y Yugoes-
lavia, Koca Popovic.
Las dos conferencias, Sc realizan paralelamente en- la
ila adriatica donde Tito tiene SUI retro. No Sc ha informado
aun oficialmente 81 Tito Sc entrevistara tambien con Ave.
rolf, 1888, lego hoy a Brioni.
Fuentes autorizadas en- Belgrade dijeron hoy que ell
nude de las converSaciones es 10 que Sc calific6 de "la orien-
tacion independents de Grecia, la Republica Unida Arabe y