davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30
Penetration Economical Roja
en- Ell HernHferio Occidental
Uno de los Mds Graves PeIisros Para
Estodos Unidos, Dice Herald Tribune

podrian tratar del asunto para
lograr una forma mutuamente
acceptable de cooperation. Sc
ria possible llegar a I'm acuerdo
para Ell suministro de maquina'
ria e instalaciones sovieticas y
ell envio de expertos sovietjcos
a Brasil, asi como para la ms.
truccion de specialists brasil
lenos en- la Union Sovietica."
Gel arreglo para maquinaria
petrolero con Argentina no
constituye una sorpresa. Varias
companies petroleras norteame-
ricanas estan va cooperando en-
trabajos de exploration de pc
troleo argentine que represen-
tan una inversion de 1000 milo
mes de dolares, aproximadamen-
tie, durante I'm periodic de amos.
La presencia de estas companies
para contrariedad de los CRU
pos antiyanquistas, hace politi-
camente deseable que ell Presi-
dente Frondizi calme a sus pro-
pics elementos izquierdistas con
ell arreglo con los sovieticos.
Sin embargo, ha comenzado
va la penetration economical,
y ell ofrecimiento de ayuda a
Brasil es un sintoma de que la
penetration habra de continuar.
Sc hace ash mas pertinente la
advertencia de Beltran de que
las Americas, la del Norte y la
del Sur, deben pensar en- ell He
misferio como una sofa unidad,
va que juntas y %logrando un
desenvolvimiento adecuado, por
medic de una cooperation mu-
tua podrian llegar a ser ell con
junto humane mas poderoso del
mundo en- cuanto a recursos y
riquezas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30
NUEVO SERVIcIO De
BARcOS De GARCIA A
cIENFUEGos, CUBA

NUEVA YORK.-La United
Fruit Company anuncia que ha
eStablecIdo I'm nuevo servicio
de carga entire Nueva York y ell
puerto de Clenfuegos, en- ell sur
de Cuba. FL anuncio fue hecho
por ell Sr. Ralph Heating, admit
nistrador general de los depar-
tsmentos de pasajeros y de car
ga de la importante, compania.
Ell servicio sera iniciado. por
ell vapor CHOLUTECA, ell dia
25 de este mes, quedando esta-
blecido un viaje mensual..
Ademas de esta nueva edi-
cion a Cienfuegos, los servicios
dlrectos de la compania United
Fruit a Cuba son a La Habana,
Santiago de Cuba, Pastelillo,
Puerto Padre y Banes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30
Coneurso Americana en- Argentina

Ell Institute Americana de
Investigaciones Econ6mi-
cas- Juridlt as y Sociales or
ganiza anualmente un concur
80, ,uyo primer premio con-
siste en- una medalla de orc
donada pc; ell p%residente Sc
nor F Antonio Rizzuto y d.
plorna. Este ano ell tema asig-
nado por los miembros de
aiirnero es "Posibilidades
mediatas e inmediatas de lie
go a un desarrollo armonico
en- las economics de las re-
pub'icas sudamericanas."
FL Institute estimula asf
Ell acercamientU esniritual en-
ire los pueblos de nuestro con
tinente y busca a la vez, So
lucionar practicamente sus
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30

trabajo son:
Excavation General l,355O00 NJ
Prestamo Especial 04OU No
Sub-BaSe 66,WU No
Capa de Base de Agregado Triturado $4,000 M3
Capa Superior Bituminoso 100000 M
Acero Estructural 100000 LBS
Acero de RefuerZ0 61O,OOO LBS
Concrete para Estructuras 4,50O NIB
Los presuntos. postores, podran obtener copias de los
pianos, especificacones y dOcumentoS contractuales por la
cantidad 100000 (Doscientos Lempiras) en- la Oficina del
Director General de Caminos, Tegucigalpa, D. C, Honduras.
Financero del Contratista, un QUESTIONABLE sobre Experiencia,
y un QUESTIONABLE de Plan y Equipo en- formularios suminis-
trados pr la Direction General de Caminos. Todas las pro-
puestas deberan presentarse en- los formularioS Suministrados
por la Direction General de Caminos y deberan estar de
acuerdo con los terminus " condolences eStablecidos en- los
Documentos Contractuales.
de Propuesta pr la cantidad del dieZ Q0%) por ciento del
monte total que Sc muestra en- la Tabla de Precios Unitarios
del Formulario de Propuesta en- la misma forma y manera
especflcada en- las lnstrucclones a los Postores.
IndividuoS o firmas que negocien bajo Otros nombres
Y todas las companies extranJeraS deberan registrarse en- ell
Ministerio de Comunicaciones y obras Publicas, Tegucigalpa,
por tales companies, individuos o firnas sea considerable.
La adjudication del contrato en- mencion, 81 cualquier
adjudication fuese hecha, Sera al poster Q poStores respon-
sables que presenter la propuesta mas baja. Ell Gobierno Sc
reserva ell derecho de rechazar cualquiera y todas las pro-
puestas, ademas, Sc reserva Ell derecho de permitir cuaquier
irregularidad en- las propuestas recibidas cuando dicho re-
chazo o irregularidad resultare beneficioso al Gobierno. F..
Ell GobiernO de Honduras ha hecho I'm Conveno de
Prestamo con ell Banco International de reconstruction y
los costos en- Gambia extraniero para un Proyecto de Cons
truccion de Carreteras del cual este contrato formara parte.
Ell Gobierno de Honduras tambien ha entrado en- un Con-
yenlo de Prestamo con el DEVELOPMENT Loan Fund" del
Gobierno de los Estados Unidos de Norte America para un
prestamo para ell financiamiento de los costos del Proyecto
en- moneda nacional.
DIRECTION GENERAL De CAMINos
10 de Ocubre de 1858
Fecha '
Fernando c. Garcia,
Director General de Caminos
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30
Peixoto EIegido
.presidente de la
Comision del Cafe
BUscordn SoIuei6n
a la Crave Crisis

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20
(UPn-El Embajador de Bra
sill ante la Casa Blanca, Almi-
rante Ernani do Amaral Pei
yoto, fue eIegido hoy presiden-
tie de la comision de doce pal
SEES, que blscaba la forma de
dar una seduction de larga dura-
cion al problema del cafe.
La comision adopto ademas
les terminos de referencia de
su propuestC estudio, ell que a
Ia postre puede llevar a I'm
acuerdo en- ell mundo cafetero
con ell proposito de limitar Ia
production y de tai suerte equi-
librar la oferta del producto
con su demanda.
Ell mercado del cafe en- los
monentos actuales sc halla fren
te a la carga abrumadora de sus
enoImes soorantes, cuyo peso
podria llevar a drasticas reduc-
clones de precios. a menos que
(PaSa a Ia Pag1na 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30

NUEVA YORK Oct. 2e.-(U.
P.I.)-Santiago Dantas, direc-
tor del diario carioca, formal
do Concrete y uno de los diri-
gentes del Partido Trabalhista
Brasileno, que lie eligio diputa.
do en- las ultimas elecciones,
declare hoy que Estados Uni
dos deberia considerar ell caf,
como. la moneda con la que mu-
chos paises latinoamericanos
pueden pagan por sus importa-
clones.
America Latina no tiene
otra moneda que ell cafe, ell CO.
bre, ell estano u otros produc-
tos basicos', subrayo ell perio
dista. "Cuando Estados Unidos
estimula ell cultivo del cafe afri-
cano o hace compras del grano
africano, esta destruyendo la
moneda de una msyoria de pal
ses latinoamericanos y ell result
tado de este no es otro que nue.
vos prestamos de este pals y
mas sacrificios para ell contri-
buyente norteamericano."
Dantas, que esta en- Estados
Unidos comprando euuipos pa
"a ell remozamiento de SUI dia-
rio, agrego:
"Una politica de apoyo con-
%tinental permitiria que los pal
ses del hemisferio Sc desarro-
llaran por sus propios recursos,
y crearia una atm6sfera de COO
peracion, mejor que cualquier
otra MEDIA diplomatica."
Opino que la Operation Pa
namericana representa- I'm paso
adelante "porque sustituye la
vieia d%iplomacia de las reivindi-
caciones n%acionales, por un sis
tema de reivindicaciones regio.
males.
"En este sentido -senalo
Dantas- ha sido un progreso
y una preparation de la verda-
dera integracion economical de
la America Latina. Lo que es
necesario, entretanto, es dar a
la operation un contenido prag-
matico, fijando puntos concre
tos para que no Sc Unite a una
declaration de intenciones. En-
ese sentido ell Banco Interame.
ricano sera buena iniciativa,
una vez que ell capital efectiva-
mente suscrito, asegure opera
clones en- una escala adecada."
Admiti6 Dantas que era "sis-
nificativo" que ell director de
un diario conservador y tradi-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30

problemas generates. Alfredo
dor del tema pueden enviar-
Sc trabajos sin ajustarse es-
'rictament a Ell. Los traba-
jos deben ser ineditos, con
minimo de mil palabras, y
en- ell idioma del pals del ciu-
dadano que Intervene. Ell
cohcurso Sc cierra ell IA de
abril de 1859 Ola de las
Americas y su entrega for
NAL Sc realizara en- acto pu-
blico ell Ola y de octubre de
igual ano. Dia del Descubri-
mi. alto. Ell trabaio premiado
sera rublicado en- la revista
"Veritas", habiendo tambien
premios para ell segundo y ter
cero,
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30

NUEVA YORK, Oct. 90
(UPI)-El New York Herald
Tribune, publica hoy I'm edito-
rial en- que Sc refiere al credito
que ha dado Russia a Argentina
y a la disposition del gobierno
sovietico a OAR ayuda economi.
ca a Brasil.
Ell editorial, titulado
"Khruschev enamora a Brasil,
dice 10 siguiente:
Como dijo hace POGO en-
Nueva York Pedro Beltran, ell
director de La Prensa' de Lima
uno de los mas graves peligros
a que tiene que hacer frente
Estados Unidos es ell de la pene
TRACTION economical del Hemisfe-
rio Occidental por la Union So
vietica.
Ell tunes, la delegation CO.
mercial argentina que fue a
Moscu anuncio haber termina-
do con exito las negociaciones
para una transaction por va
rios millones de dolares para la
adquisicion de maquinaria So
vietica petrolera en- condolences
liberales y a largo plazo.
Gel martes. la delegation So
vietica ante las Naciones Uni
das, dio a conocer ell texto de
una entrevista entire ell Primer
Ministro Khruschev y un perio-
dista brasileno que contfene la
siguiente declaration: Eel 60
bierno sovietico, desde luego
considerable una solicitud apro-
piada que lie hiciera ell gobierno
de Brasil, para darle la ayuda
que pueda para ell desenvolvi-
miento industrial de Brasil, los
representatives de los dos PASSES
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30

Buenos Aires al destacado abo
gado argentine, Marcos Sata-
nowsky,
Agustin Rodriguez Araya, pre-
sidente de una comision espe-
cial de la Camara de Diputados
que esta investigando Ell asesi-
nato de Satanowsky, dijo ano-
che, en- una entrevista por ra-
dio, que Perez Girls ha confesa-
(PaSa a Ia pagina 81
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-12-12
S5.OO0.0OO
RIA Budget
Is Submitted

ATLANTIC CITY (JTA)-A pro-
gram calling for the expenditure of
s., ,OO0, 900 in the next five years
on religious Zionist projects in
this country and Israel. includ-
ing the strengthening of religious
ties between the Jewish COM
munities of these countries, was
submitted at the final session of the
annual convention of the Reli-
gious ZionistS of America here.
1t is expected that final action
will be taken by the organizations
executive body at meeting in the
near future in New York.
The program provides for schol-
arships in an exchange program
for American Jewish youth to
study in Israel and for Israeli stu
dents to come here. It calls for the
establishment of summer camps In
this country for the training OF
youth leaders, and proposes the
establishment of five more religious
youth centers in Israel, the found
ing of three additional trade
schools and two agricultural
schools. The organization maintains
a network of these institutions in
Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-12-12
UJA Convenes In New York

NEW YORK - The three-day
United Jewish Appeal convention
starting here this Friday will open
the Appeals third decade of migra-
ton, resettlement and welfare aid
to refugees, immigrants to Israel,
and Jews in need throughout the
world.
More than 1000 Jewish commun-
al leaders from all parts of the ma
ton are expected to participate.
Marking the final effort for this
year, representatives of local COM
munity campaigns which support
the UJA will bring to the Confer
ence proceeds of the cash collection
drive initiated in October to con-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-12-12

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vert local campaign pledges into
cash to meet the mounting unmet
needs of the vast inflow of new
comers to Israel.
Besides hearing from outstanding
figures from Israel and the United
States, the Conference delegates
will hear the report of the 100-man
UJA Fifth Annual Overseas Study
Mission which now is completing
an on-the-spot survey of the re-
quirements of UJA-financed agen-
cies conducting aid programs in
Israel, the Middle East, North
Africa and Europe which benefit
more than 100000 Jewish men,
women and children who need help.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-12-12
CHANUKAH

When evening appeared the little
lights windows of all the housesghts OF the
OF Maccabees
lit the first candle and little Ronne in loud voice
Yeshuah ('Fortress Rock OF My Salvadon)
When singing the child turned to his grandfather
the difference between the
Chanuah the Daspora and the festival here In
Israeli"
grandchd and said quiet
difficult candles,
the benedicons the Over there was little
oudebu that is not the important thing Come with me
will out into the street"
Outside all the up with lighted candles and
in the show windows OF
the shops.
big candelabrunn
Zon the happy lights sent their festival blessing
"What you fee?" asked grandfather
Festival"
festival in the street. festival
the city And that is the difference
his
the night cold like all the nights
festival Of the whole country,
the country Here
I great miracle wrought here!"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-12-12
B'nai Birth BUDGET.

NEW YORK (JTA-B'nai Birth
has adopted a record budget of $6,-
O99, 800 for it's 1859 service activi-
ties on the national level, an in
crease of more than $500, 900 over
the 1858 budget.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-12-12
Confirmed

LONDON (JTA, - Leo Abse be-
came the goth Jew to sit in the
current Parliament with his elec-
ton officially confirmed as the
member from Pontypool, Mon
mouthshire.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-12-12
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-22

der tremendous pressure from
his associates (other club d.
rectors, to move the team to
another city and away from
the competing horse tracks.
Daley commented:
Cleveland is my town and ]
want the Indians to stay here,
but unless a lot of other peo-
pie show that they want them
well have no choice"
Mayor Anthony j. Celebrezze
said:
Il think the owners ought to
ride this out because l think
the fans win come back to the
stadium next year. The admin
istration stands ready to dc
anything it can to help. the
ball club"
A civic committee, headed by
Jack Russell, City Council pres
ident, has been formed to at
tempt to stimulate interest in
Cleveland baseball.
A quick look at some figures
tells the attendance story vivid
ly:
In 1948 when the Tribe won
the world championship, an all
time record of $780, 27 persons
paid to get into Municipal Sta
dunn. 1t was 722,256 last sea-
son and only 534.474 so far
this year with Is home playing
dates remaining. FL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-22

For half the season, Lew
Burdette was little more than
q faint image of the hero Of
the 1857 World Series.
The lean Milwaukee right
handler, who had whipped the
Yankees three times-twlce on
shutouts-last October, was
mired in mediocrity with a
record Of six victories and seven
defeats at the mid-season break
for the All-Star Game.
But since then he's won eight
Of 10, putting an end to all that
havoc Los Angeles has been
playing with the Braves by
rubbing out the Dodgers, 40
last night with 9 four-hitter.
1t was only the second shut
out of the season for Burdette
but 1t was a pip and the first
against the Dodgers in the Coli
scum, Lew didn't walk a man
struck out five and didn't allow
a base runner after Gil Hodges
who had two Of the Dodgers
hits, singled with two out in the
fourth inning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-22
WINS 8 or LAST 10
Burdette in Form
AfterShokyStort

Burdette also hit his third
home run Of the season. all at
the Coliseum-as the Braves
regained q 6Iz-game lead in
the National League race after
losing three in a row to the
Dodgers.
Cincinnati broke loose for an
8-1 victory over second-place
San Francisco, and the Cubs,
with Ernie Banks hitting his
seth and 40th home runs, beat
third -place Pittsburgh, SIS. st.
Louis DUN p e d Philadelphia
back into the cellar, 81.
Hank Aaron's 9th home run
opened a four-run fourth for
the Braves against Southpaw
Sandy Koufax (9-7). An error
by Duke Snider, Andy Pafko,s
double and Burdette's homer
wrapped 1t up. Lewis shot, his
fifth in the majors, counted
two runs. In his last game at
the Coliseum he drove in five
runs with q pair Of tomers, one
a grand slam.
Its pretty much of a run-of-
the-mill thing with me-" Bur-
See NATIONAL, Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-22
TODAY'S SPORTS
ON TELEVISION

Baseball
Detroit at Baltimore, WJz-13
(Baltimore). 8 pm.
= Boxing
Stefan Redl VS.. Gil Turner,
WRC-4, 10 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-22
TurIeyEIoted
By 80 Mark
Against Sox
By the Associated Press

Bob Turley had to beat him
self, you might say, before he
could beat American League
teams with consistency. Now
he has a shot at becoming the
Yankees biggest winner since
Lefty Gomez nailed 26 victories
"a years ago.
The big highlander, who
was only four when Gomez did
his big job for the Yankees in
1884, licked his wildness with a
no. windup style, then gained
more control and learned to
pace himself by pausing for a
couple of deep breaths between
pitches.
Now he's won Is, hitting his
one-seaSon high with a six
hitter that beat Chicago, 6-3,
last night and ended the White
Sox's winning streak at seven.
With 80 games left, Turley
could be the first Yankee to win
% since Gomez, and the first
Highlander to do it for the
champions since George Pipgras
in 1928.
Yanks Lead by liz
Better yet for Tllrley, he
now is so against the White
Sox this season, a point he's
always missed at contract time.
I'm particularly happy with
this victory" he said. "Because
when I sit down to talk saiary,
they always tell me / never
beat the top teams, like the
White Sox." His lifetime rec
ord against them is S-l1.
While the Yankees regained
an liz game lead with their
fourth victory in IL games, the
Red Sox moved within three
games of second-place Chicago
by beating Cleveland. S-6.
Baltimore tied Detroit for
fourth by defeating the Tigers,
7-6, and Kansas City raped
Washington, ia.
Turley, who had lost two in
a row had a four-hitter with
two out in the ninth, when Jim
Rivera hit a home run and AL
Smith singled. But he didn't
have it in the bag until the
Yankees scored three runs in
the seventh inning off Ray
Moore, who had beaten them
three times. Two singles and
See AMERICAN, Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-22
indians Attendance Slump
BIomed on Horse Racing

CLEVELAND, Aug. % (APl.
The Indians dwindling home
attendance could be blamed on
an inferior team, too much
television, or the lack of a
tight American League PEN
nant race. among other things.
But william r. Daley, board
chairman of the Cleveland
baseball club, has come up
with a different reason which
he cites as the major factor
too much horse racing in
the Cleveland area.
Cleveland has more racing
dates than any other city in
the United States" he claimed
last night, Seven tracks,
operating day and night, have
simply drained of too many
entertainment dollars"
Daley said ne had been I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-22
TWO DIRECTORS
QUIT SENATORS

The Washington baseball
club today lost, two more
members of its board of
directors through resigna-
ton,
Observers felt that this
action could be interpreted
as clearing the way for the
Senators to request per-
mission from the American
League to transfer the
franchise to Minneapolis.
The designations of At.
torney John e. Powell and
C. F. Jacobsen, vice chair
man of the board Of
the Metropolitan National
Bank, we're announced this
afternoon by Calvin Grif-
fifth, president of the Sem
ators. He refused to elab-
crate.
Detailed Story on Page ALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-22

MIDDLEBORO. Mass, Aug
% (AP).-Here is a slugging
feat Ted Williams or Mickey
Mantle would be proud Of. Ed
Black, 12-year-old shortstop
for the Veterans of Foreign
Wars team in the Little League,
drove in IA runs last night with
four home runs and a single,
His team won 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-22
Lopez and Urbon
Keeping Senators
Lodged in Cellar

ming when Bob Cerv was nicked
by q pitched ball. Harry Simp-
son walked and Harry Chit
singled.
Kansas city splurged for
three more runs in the sec
ond inning. Bob Maris dented
the riehtfield fence with q
double, Lopez walked and
Cerv's single of Valentinetti's
glove iammed the bases. Simp-
sons grounder scored Maris
and advanced the other rum
ners, whereupon Hal smith
drilled q single TO center. scor-
ing Lopez and Cerv.
The AS got their final run
in the fourth when Lopez
pumped a homer over the cen-
terfield barrier.
Limited to two hits In the
first five innings, the Senators
clipped Urban for two runs in
the sixth. Herb Plews delivered
a pinch single and Faye
Throneberry supplied q pinch
triple and later scored as Slew
ers grounded out.
Plews and Pinch-hitter Neil
Chrisley singled in the eighth
and moved up when Able
Pearson grounded out. Sievers
got them across with a single
to left. That shelled Urban. but
Dick Tomanek came along to
squelch the Senators.
NOTES: Three of the Sena-
tors four pinch-hitters made
good for the season the
Senator'S pinch-hitters have
So hits in 1853 tries for a .3l9
average i. The Senators home
attendance now trails last sea-
sons by 2,768 for the same
number of games.
Pearson has gone hitless in
his last IL attempts -. Julio
iBecpuer accounted for three Of
the Senator'S nine hits, while
Lopez got three Of the AS ~.