davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19
HueIqa Portuaria en- Chile

SANTIAGO, Julio 10.
CUPID. = Cuarenta mil ira
bajadores portuarios Sc de-
clararon en- huelga de pro-
tesla, por la demora del 60
bierno en- integrar en- la GAIA
de provision de csc personal,
ell porcentaje que lie cores
ponde aportar a los fondos de
provision social, por la Gre
ciente mecanizacion de las
faenas portuarias en- ell pals
y por ell cierre de los altos
hornos (Empresa Siderurgi-
ca) de Corral, provincial de
Valdivia, en- ell sur.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19

'eStablecidas en- varias c%Onvencio-
mes internacionales que Colombia
suscribi6, y dos de las cuales, la
de La Habana y la de Montevideo,
fueron ratificadas por ell C~ongreso.
Con ell correr de los tiempos pa
rece, sin embargo, que la aplica-
cion practica del asilo tiende a des-
virtuarse peligrosamente. En- e.
curse de los dltimos amos Sc han
presentado casos de refugio diplo-
matico para delincuentes comunes,
que constituyen una franco defor-
macion del asilo, casos que, lejos
de reforzar la institution, la debi.
Titan.
Las convenciones sobre asilo di-
plomatico, como muchas de las que
regular en- ell derecho i~nternacio-
nal las relaciones humans, ado
lecen de defectos y no son perfec-
tas. La labor de los internaciona-
listas y de los jurisconsultos debe
ser, precisamente, la de tomar la
experienced aleccionadora de los
hechos historicos, para introducir
en- ell derecho international las re-
formas que 10 perfeccionen y 10 ha-
gan mas s6lido en- sus distintos as
pectos.
Tai es ell case que seguramente
Sc presentara en- ell seno de los pal
ses americanos cuando en- una fu-
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19
Assaio a DardO tdneo

NUEVA YORK, Julio ID.
CUPID. - DardO Cuneo fue
agasajado aver con I'm al
muerzo en- "The New York
Times" por Herbert Mat
thews, de ssse diario.
Cuneo transmiti6 a Mat.
thews, los saludos personales
del PrGs.dente Arturo Fion-
dizi, Y agradecio la obra Cue
ha reslizado ell "The New
York Times" por ell acerca-
miento entire los dos paises.
Durante ell almuerzo, los
comensales conversaron So
bre la situaci6n Argentina,
Ademas de los mencionados,
asistieron ell Consul General
de Argentina en- Nueva York,
Carlos Alfredo Casal, los re-
dactores Clifton Daniel y
Nat Gerstentein, de "The
New York Times, y otras
personals.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19
Sc Decretard Subsidio a
las Empresas Petro|eras
Para Evitur Ell Ala en- los CombUstibIes

, BOGOTA.-El ministro de mi
mas y petroleos, Dr.. Julio Cesar
Turbay Ayala, presento al gabine-
tie en- SUI session del microbes I'm
proyecto de decreto para estable-
Ger In subsidio a las empresas pc
t~roleras que operan en- ell pals, en-
I'm esfuerzo por impedir ell ALA de
los combustibles, 'que no es reco-
mendable desde ningdn punto de
vista en- las actuales .eircunstan-
cias''.
Ell DR.. Turbay dijo que, natural
mente, ell proyecto est$ suieto a 10
que decida ell consejo en- pleno, Pc
no manifesto que insistira ante sus
companeros de gabinete en- la ne
cesidad de decretar ell subsidio an
ties que autorizar las ALIAS.
Como es sabido, las empresaS
petroleras solicitaron al gobierno
nacional, por intermedio del mi
nisterio de minas, ell establecimien
to de TN sistema especial de cam
bio para la Importation del crudo,
o de I'm subsidio especial, para evil
tar u perdidas ante la elevation
permanente de las divisas extran-
Jeras en- ell mercado nacional. Los
petroleros pidieron que, de no lei
establecido ell sistema cambiario
especial o ell subsidio, Sc permitie-
ra una nueva ALA en- los precios de
los combustibles, como unica solu-
cion, en- ultimo case.
De acuerdo con informes autori-
Zados recogidos en- fuentes de va
rias empresas petroleras, estas I'LL
timas estan acumulando I'm consi-
derable passive en- dolares por com
pras de crudo, y estan hacienda
frente a las contingencies del cam
bio con la consiguiente incerti-
dumbre.
Recientemente Sc pens6 en- los
altos circulos economics oficiales
que la solucion a este problema
podria venir con ell establecimien-
to de I'm sistema especial para la
compra Y venta de div4sas petrole.
ras, semejante al que Sc fijo para
Ell cafe.
Esa solucion no Sc pudo ejecu-
tar, sin embargo, a causa de que
al F0ndo Mnnnforio Tpforpooin,o
no aprob6 ell sistema propuesto.
Ante estas CIRCUMSTANCES, segun
dijo ell ministro Turbay, la unica
seduction es ell ESTABLISHMENTS del
subsidio official.
Ell ministro no adelant6 la GUAM
tia del subsidio, pero dijo que esta
tendra I'm monte suficiente para
evitar perdidas a las companies.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19
Cumpana de Kubitschek Para Logrur
que Ia vOz de America Latina Tenqu
Mayer ImpactO en- AsUntOs MUndiuIes
BesqUei6 So NUeva Operation Penannerieana"
POr LOUIS STEIN

RIO DE JANEIRO, julio 18-
CUPI)-El P~residente, Juscelino
Kubitschek, parece haber obte-
nido ell respaldo complete de los
militares Y de los partidos de
oposicion para su campana, que
tiene como fin lograr que la VOC
de America Latina, tenga I'm i'm
pacto mayor en- los asuntos mum
diales.
Kubitschek bosquejo aver SUI
nueva Operation Panamerica-
ma" ante 400 oficiales de alta
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19

graduation en- una reunion en-
81 Palacio Etamaraty.
Anoche hubo otra reunion, es-
Ia vez de los dirigentes de todos
los partidos politicos, en- la resi-
dencia presidential de Laranjei-
ras.
ri Presidente diio a los mill
tares que Ell Brasil insistira en-
una revision a fondo de la po-
Utica panamericana, que es Ell
dnico canine para que la Anne
RIGA Latina pase, de la posicion
de acompafante, a la de partici-
pahte en- la vida International.
Dijo ademas que ell fundamen.
to de las relaciones ente ell Bra
Sl Y los Estados Unidos es ga
interdependencia, no la subordi-
nacion".
Reiter6 que ell Brasil no desea
establecer una jefatura en- Il
contienente.
Sehalo que los acontecimien-
tos en- ell Cercano Oriente de-
muestran, que es necesario
transformer a la America Lau-
ma en- una aliada eficaz, que pue.
da ser m0vilizada para la defen.
sa de la democracia.
Agreg6 que Ell Brasil no soil
cita favores especiales de los Es-
tadoS Unidos, sino que desea
fortalecer la participation latino.
noamericana en- los asuntoS in.
ternacionales.
Afirmo: Isl nuestro apoyo es
valioso, nuestra opinion en- la
politica mundial tambien tiene
que ser valiosa".
Los oficiales aplaudieron calu.
rosamente a Kubitschek.
Despues de la reunion politica
de anoche, ell presidente de la
union democratica -partido de
oposicion- Juracy Magazines di-
10 que Ell Brasil esta en- posici6n
de dar un ejemplo de coopera-
cion international a los etfes-
paises americanos, especialmsn-s
tie en- ell campo de la asistencia
tecnica. Magazines agrego que
daria al Ministerio de Relacio-
mes Exteriores sus puntos de Wis
ia personales, sobre como puede
llevarse a cabo lie "Operacion
Panamericana''.
Ell Vicepresidente Joao Gou.
lart, del Partido "Trabalhista",
y Plinio Salgado, dirigente del
Partido de la Representation
Popular -anteriormente fascis-
ia declaron que Kubitschek
contaba con SUI respaldo compile
TO.
En- Ia reunion de Laranjeiras
estuvieron tambien, Ernani
Amaral Peixoto, Embajador del
Brasil en- Washington y presi.
dente del Partido Democratic So.
cial, al que pertenece Kubits-
chek, y ell Ministro de Relacio-
mes Exteriores, Francisco Ne
grao de Lima.
Este dijo que la "Operacion
Panamericana" constituye tuna
determination politica y econo-
mica. Ahadio que, desde ell pun
to de vista politico, concibe una
participation mas activa de la
America Latina en- los asuntos
interamericanos. BESIDE ell punto
de vista economico, ofrece suges.
tones para acelerar ell desarro-
Ito latinoamericano, con ell fin
de que este continente tenga
una Influenza mas amplia en-
los aSUntos mandates.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19

mente por sus tratados de historic
de Costa RIGA, SUI collection de
"Cuentos Ticos" publicada en- 1901
muestra ell mayor desarrollo del
movimiento costumbrista en- Ell
cuento.
Version lnglesa Ultima Pagina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19
Espana Cempru
LOCOmOfOFds q
Estudos Unidos

NUEVA YORK - Continuan-
do SUI extenso programa de electri-
ficacion. la Red Nacional de los
Ferrocarriles Espanoles (RENFE)
ACADIA de comprar a la Westing-
house Electric international Com
pany nueve locomotoras electricas
de 5000 HIP por un total de SIS
millones Estas locomotoras Sc des-
tinaran a los servicios de carga y
p~asajeros de los f~errocarriles de
Espana.
Westinghouse suministrara ell
equipo de impulsi6n electrical,
frenos de aire, pleas de scero, ma
terra prima, repuestos Y servicios
tecnicos para estas maquinas, que
seran del tipo BIB (de tres ho-
gies con dos ejes), segdn decla-
no A. B. McCloskey, vicepresidente
de la Westinghouse International,
y las locomotoras seran armadas
por la Sociedad Espanola de Cons
trucclon Naval (NAVAL).
Ell financiamiento CORE por
cuenta de la international Coope,
ration Administration.
LA COMPRA Sc HIZO BAJO Ell
PLAN GENERAL DE
RECONSTRUCTION
Este pedido de la RENFE ell es
Ell segundo adjudicado a Westing-
house en- desarrollo del Plan &C.
neral de Reconstruction, progra-
ma iniciado en- 1858 y cuyo prop6-
sito es la rehabilitation del siste-
ma f%err0viario espanol.
En- 1851 la Westinghouse vendio
a la RENFE 20 Iocomotoras seme-
iantes a las de este pedido y que
va han completado mas de $50 mi
Homes de toneladas millas (1250
millones de Observation-Disclosures
Estas locomotoras Sc pidieron pa
"a servicio en- ell ramal Manzanares-
Cordoba, en- ell u de Espana, pc
no Sc han empleado cuando 10 han
exigido las circumstances en- la 70.
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19
RESIDENCIA PARA $50
Personals

QUITO, (SICO)-Entre don Luis
Enriquez -S~ecretario General de la
XI C~onferencia Interamericana Y
el doctor Alfredo Perez Guerrero,
Rector de- la Universidad Central,
se celebro I'm contrato para la
construction, de una Residential es.
tudlantil cor capacidad para $50
personals, con edlficios para servi.
clos generates adecuados para ell
nfismo ndmero de personals. La
i lContinla en- la Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19
.cIAITEcIe
/ BEROAMERlcA on
DIN | EOIC
(Viene de la Primera)

Wiene de la Primera)
lados Unidos emitira Ell "a, dos Sc
Hos postales con la efigie de Boil
var, unt de cuatro c~entavos y ell
otro de ocho, como parte de la Sc
RE dem aninada "Campeones de la
libertad"
Else dia Sc efectuara en- Nueva
York, una ceremonial delante de la
estatua de Bolivar en- ell parque
central.
En- Ia preparation del mapa his
torico, la Creole conto ION la COO
peracion de la Scciedad Bolivaria-
ma de Estados Unidos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

WnHe0 Q campaign based large
" on criticism Of planning in
the county. charged the
wednesday night action BY the
county council lis q clear fiout-
ing Of the purpose and intent
Of the planning law"
The council. In an informal
B-2 vote. indicated II would In
corporate a. an industrial area
the 81 acres at Shady Grove
road and the National pike into
q new county coming ordinance
scheduled 10 30 into effect
June /. Council members J,
orahame Walker and Mrs.
Stella B. Werner dissented.
Applicants for the industrial
rome said the Emerson Radio
q Photograph Corp. Of New
Jersey had expressed interest
In constructing q major re-
search plant on the tract. The
Arm would consolidate facili-
ties Il now maintains In WASH
ington and Silver Spring.
Industrial sites In the area
had been recommended In two
major land-use surveys made
for the county.
However. Mr.. stolzenbach
said the council deliberately
by-passed the county planning
board" In the case.
by law" he said. "the
council must normally wait for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
z in ABC Race
Near DeudIine
For County Board

Midnight tomorrow is the
deadline for fling Of county
board candidates to be con-
sidered at Wednesdays nomi-
mating convention Of the Airing
tonians for q Better County.
Two persons already have
announced. They are Harvey
r. hampshire and Mrs. MARY
Cook Hickman.
Others wishing to be consid-
cred ct the convention at 9
pm. Wednesday ct Wakefield
High School must file with
Jacob N. wasserman. 1898 Va
cation lane, chairman Of the
Candidates Committee. or Mrs
Ruth o. Cox, $3.50 North Quincy
street. vice chairman. before
tomorrow's deadline.
At stake is the county board
seat now held by Mrs. Leone
Buchholz, who represents the
more conservative Arlington
Independent Movement. Abe
now holds q majority on the
board. 3-to-2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

needed less than elsewhere In
the country.
Acceptance Of the House Or
der would make 1t impossible to
do anything in the District, Mr..
Floete testified.
He added that two other
projects for Federal buildings
should be saved for future
years. They are q new quar-
tiers for the Food and Drug Ad-
ministration Southwest of the
HEW building, costing Sl2.2
million, and o group Of three
buildings on the proposed
Tenth street Mall In redevel-
oped Southwest Washington,
$40.2 million. {
Under lease-purchase agree
ments. the Government leases
land TO private interests which
build Offices and pay taxes on
the structures. The Federal
Government occupies space and
pays rent until the price Of the
building Is repaid to the pri-
vate interests. Then title re-
verts to the Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
Writer Is Found
Dead in Home

A 7i-year-old free lance
writer was found dead In his
Alexandria home yesterday Of q
bullet wound in the head.
The Alexandra coroner's Of
fee issued a verdict Of suicide
In the death Of Coronado w.
Fowler. 24ll Menokin drive.
Mr.. Fowler's wife told police
she heard q shot just after her
husband entered the bathroom.
She found him on the floor.
She told police Mr.. Fowler had
been In III health for two years.
Police saba .Ss-caliber pistol
was found by the body. Mr..
Fowler left notes to his wife
and son. police said.
Born In Coronados Kans., Mr..
Fowler had operated q ranch
In Powell. Wyo., for many years.
At one time he was q news
paper reporter In Billings. Mont.
He had lived in the Washing
ton area since 1889.
He leaves his wife. Mrs. Mary
Catherine Fowler, and a son,
Walter A. Fowler Of Modesto,
Calf. Burial will be in Billings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

|, A distant relative. Matthew
Fontaine Maury. another Naval
Academy graduate and q Com
modore In the Confederate Navy
served as an oceanographel
and was called the pathfinder
of the seas" for his work In
charting courses for ships
around the world.
Two uncles were West Point
graduates. and q great-srand-
father. Frederic q. West. served
as q private In the Confederate
Army In the Civil War. Two
great-uncles also were Naval
Academy graduates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
600-Pound Stone
Kills Luborer

A laborer was fatally in
jured In q Suitland md
cemetery yesterday by . boul-
der that fell on his chest from
q building foundation.
Prince Georges County po-
lice identified the victim as
George Smith, 80. Of the 1900
block Of Potomac avenue NV.
employed by the Maurice B.
Berenter Co., Washington con-
tractors. He was dead on ar
rival at 2:45 pm. at Prince
Georges General Hospital.
The accident occurred as Mr..
Smith was working in q six
foot-deep ditch alongside q
building in Cedar Hill Gene
tery. Police said the 500
pound boulder. jutting out from
the foundation at about ground
level, apparently was Jared
loose and fell on Mr.. Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

"""NN""""""" A"HN"NA-
Councilman Robert T. Snure
10 produce the Recommendation
TO which she had referred IN q
Monday night debate In Glen
mont.
Al that time. she made the
claim Of -documented cases.
but declined to reveal specific
cases. saying she prefers 70
deal IN gcneralities during the
campaign,
Mrs. Werner. leader Of the
Democrats for SO. who have
made the conflict OF interest
charges the main plank in
their platform. said today she
told Mr.. Snure she was not re-
ferring TO present council mem
bers or appointed ofhcials now
In once.
She said the cases 10 which
she referred on Monday oc-
Cured in the past and while
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

An le-year-old District youth
died last night Of injuries he
suffered Wednesday when q
stuck accelerator led to an auto
crash on Macarthur boulevard
IN Montgomery County, police
reported.
The victim, George Leonard,
01e K street NV, was q car
hop at the Bethesda drive-in
restaurant. According TO the
Washington Aqueduct police
the Leonard youth was a pas
senger in q car driven by Doug
las r. Elliott. Is, Of l24s You
street Sc.
Aqueduct policeman Cesare
Di Benedetto and Clifton Mi
lam said George Leonard. his
l6-year-old brother Edward
and the Elliott boy were riding
on Macarthur boulevard be-
tween the District line and
Glen Echo when the car began
to accelerate wildly and went
out Of control. rolling over four
times.
Police said the cars accele-
fator had been broken and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
Garrett Park Youth
Named to West Point

An is-year-old high school
senior from Garrett Park. Nd.
who comes from q line Of MILF
tary men that stretches back
70 the Civil War, has been
named 10 West Point by Rep
resentatlve westland. Repub-
lican Of Warrington.
william Magruder Maury.
con Of Mrs. Thompson Brooke
Maury Of t40e Oxford street.
Garrett Park, was born at Fort
Lewis. Washington. which per-
mitted his appointment from
that state.
He Is a senior at Walter
johnson High School In Mont
gomery County. where he has
played football for three years.
His father. Maj. Thompson
Brooke Maury III. q West Point
graduate. was killed In World
War II on q japanese prison
ship that was bombed at subic
Bay. MAI. Maury was awarded
the Bronze Star posthumously
IN 1913 for heroism during the
Bataan death march.
Young Maury's grandfather.
Brig. Gen. Paul d. Bunker. who
died In . japanese prison camp
ON Formosa during the war.
was o member Of Walter
Camps All American west
Point football team In 10000
A great great grandfather.
Commodore william Beehler,
was q Naval Academy graduate,
who took his midshipman train
ing aboard the sailing ship
Constitution. known as "Old
Ironsides."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

the opinion Of the board before
rezonine. but II 80 happens that
enactment OF q complete new
zoning ordinance and map was
under consideration. and II was
therefore legally possible for
the council 10 take the action
Il did"
He added that such condi-
tons couldn't happen again. /"
The applicants. Louis Nor
man and Joseph d. Bulman Of
Washington. had requested the
industrial rezoning under the
existing up-country coming or
dinance. but asked that the APP
plication be tabled and the In
dustrial coming be stipulated
In the new coming map.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
journalism Unit
To Give Awards

The University Of Maryland
chapter Of Pi Delta Epsilon
national collegiate journalism
honorary society, will hold It's
annual awards banquet at $3.50
pm. tomorrow at Stone House
Inn, -Four Corners.
The dinner Is cosponsored by
the Maryland Alumni Press
Club, q newly-formed associa-
ton Of university journalism
department graduates. It will
hold q short meeting before the
banquet.
Dinner speakers viii be Tom
Abercrombie, National Geo.
graphic Society photographer
and Morris Siegel. Washington
Daily News columnist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
B&o TO CLOSE
FAMED MUSEUM
IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. W.
Hard times have hit an
other phase Of railroad
operations. The Baltimore
a. Ohio Railroad win close
Its famed museum indeh-
nitely on June I.
The main museum hall,
shaped like q roundhouse.
includes q dozen full-size
locomotives and houses
enough railroad cars 10
make a good-sized train.
It's historical span
stretches from OK carts
and rickshas 10 q sleek.
modern diesel. Many OF
the old work horses and
passenger cars have been
borrowed by movie pro-
ducers.
A spokesman for the
B&O. the Nations FIRST
chartered railroad. said the
museum would be closed
but would remain intact.
We're counting nickels
now, he said.
The old Mount Clare
station where the museum
Ia located sold the FIRST
passenger tickets on a train
In this country. on May
"a, 1880. The tickets we're
for Q i3-mile trip to Eli
colt Mills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
Cundidute to Open
10th District Office

Mrs. Ruby A. Hanowell. DEM
ocratic candidate for Congress
from virginia's 10th District,
viii open her campaign head
quarters at 40S4 Lee highway,
Arlington. with a reception at
1880 o'clock tonight.
Mrs. Hanowell is seeking the
Democratic nomination to OPP
pose Representative Broyhill,
Republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

not identifying them. she said
they involved Democrats.
Mrs. Werner. for years a
leader OF suburban area DEM
ocratic groups. added she had
no intention Of Generating"
the present council. however.
from the general conflict Of In
terest patterns As defined by
the Democrats for SO.
She said a majority Of the
present council has often grant,
ed rezonine requests which ''in
q general way illustrate the
conflict Of interest theme"
She said present council
members apparently believe In
growth for growth's sake at
the expense Of orderly PLAN
ming"
This. Mrs. Werner said. ''in-
creases the opportunity for q
rapid turnover Of land TO the
advantage Of land SPECTATORS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
Maryland Man Heads
Biological Society

Howard B. Owens. supervisor
of secondary education in
Prince Georges County, has
been elected president Of the
Biological Society Of Washing
ton.
Mr.. Owens has been vice
president Of the society for
the last three years. He sue
ceeds DR.. Herbert Friedman,
curator Of birds at the Ma
tional Museum, as president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
Youth Dies of Crash Injuries
After AcceIerutor Sticks

makeshift repairs had been
made with a piece Of coat
hanger wire.
The driver Of the car and
the victims brother were not
seriously injured. The fatally
injured youth was taken TO
Suburban Hospital.
The death was the sixth In
the county so far this year,
compared to nine ct the same
time a year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
Boy Scouts to Meet

Arlington County Boy Scouts
win hold q court Of honor ct
9 o'clock tonight at the First
Baptist Church Of Clarendon.
Wilson boulevard and Highland
street. Awards viii be pre-
sented to IS Scouts, including
seven who have reached the
rank Of Eagle Scout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

The annual shad bake Of
Takoma Park MD American
Legion Post No. 2s viii be held
from noon until dark Sunday
at the post home on Powder
MIL road.