davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05
Muphy toniereneia con Lloyd

LONDRES, mario 4 (UP)-E mediator norteamercano Robert
Murphy, conferenci6 hoy con Ell Ministro de Relacones Exteriores
britanico, Selwyn Lloyd, sobre los pr6xinos pasos de sus "buenos
ofcios" en- la crisis tunecina.
Lloyd partra esa tarde para efectuar conferencias en- Roma y
Manila. 4f$e
Murphy, que lego anoche despues de negociaciones en- Tuner
~ Paris, trata de vncular Ia estrategia Neutrality-suspicious. para Ia
Isegunda Ease de Ia deicada nis6n.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05
CUB /

Como consequence del tiroteo
resultaron heridos los policias Ser
gio Abreu y Mario Viscaino v I'm
soldado cuyo nombre no Sc infor-
mo. Inmediatamente fueron movili.
zadas fuerzas militares para tratar
de localiZar a los autores de Ia
aggression, eneontrando abandonado
Ell automovil POGO despues.
HALLAZGO DE UN CADAvER
En- la doble via que une la playa
de Santa Fe en- Bauta, provincial
de La Habana, con ell municiuio
de Mariel, en- Pinar del Rio, fue
encontrado en- la manana de aver
ell cadaver de I'm hombre como de
80 amos, muerto a balazos y Wis
tiendo solamente, camisa, pantal6n
y zapatos.
En- los bolsillos lie fueron encon-
trados dos billeteS de 10 pesos v
varias monedas. FL hallazgo 10 hizo
ell wgilante de la, policia Eloy
Prieto, e euaI 10 comunic6 al
puesto de la Guardia Rural de la
Playa de Jaimanitas.
Ell medico forense determin6 que
la muerte fue producida por los
balazos recibidos. dos en- la cabeza
y dos en- Ell pecho, asf como que
databa de unas ocho horas.
Sc dio cuenta al JueZ de Bauta
para las actuaciones judiciales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05
heFoumeFica
en- Sintesis
LLEGAN D~EPORTADOS
A SALTA

SALTA, (UP). - LEGO a esta
ciudad un grupo de nueve deporta-
dos de la frontera con Bolivia. Des.
pues de estar detenidos treinta dias
en- Laz Paz, dicen, fueron llevados
a Yacuiba en- avion. ALI, sin do
cumentos, fueron entregados a las
autoridades argentinas. Ell commando
militar les brind6 alojamiento y
alimeptos.
Son ellos: DR.. Humberto Fer
nandez, Octavio Zuazo Vera, Jose
Vidaurre Mendoza, Jose Maria Ro.
driguez Medina, Raimundo LAMA
Ormachea, Mario Guzman, Abel Ar
&c Terraza, Ernesto Arandfa y Ro-
CELLO Pastor.
Entire estos deportados hay off
ciales del ejercito, periodistas, in
dustriales y obreros.
CARTA INTERCEPTADA DE
PEDRO ESTRADA
CARACAS, (UP).-El mundo
public6 copia fotostatica de una
carta, dirigida en- noviembre de
1854 por Pedro Estrada. ell iefe
de la disuelta Seguridad Nacional,
al ex Presidente Perez Jimenez,
desde Guatemala, y la cual revela
que ell regimen depuesto coste6 la
invasion de Costa RIGA por ell ex
Presidente Rafael Calderon Guar
dia.N
La operation, segun la carta, ha-
bria costado al gobierno de Vene-
zuela cincuenta mil dolares.
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05

y uteS.
De conformi,
dad con la po-
Utica de bue-
ma vecindad,
los braves no
andan a GAIA
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05
ATENTAD0 EN- LA HABANA

En- un atentado que Sc produio
en- la manana de aver en- I'm bar
situado en- la Gale Compostela v
MERGED en- esta capital, result6
muerto ell propietario del mismo
Boris Kalmanovich, polaco, de So
amos de edad, comandante honora-
rio de la Policia Nacional v gra.
vemente herido I'M vigilante de csc
cuerpo.
Sc inform6 que en- la madrugada
llegaron al bar dos jovenes bien
vestidos, los cuales esperaron que
Kalmanovich Sc separara. de SUI es-
posa que estaba con el, va que
ambos residfan en- los altos del
concrete, haciendole varios dispa-
ros.
AL sentir los mismos acudi6 ell
~vigilante de la policia Humberto
Vasco, que Sc encontraba de posta
en- Ell lugar y los agresores lie dis
pararon hiriendole gravemente Y
dandose a la fuga en- un autom6-
vii.
Tanto ell Comandante Honorario
como ell ~vigilante fueron conducidos
en- I'm auto al hospital de la Po-
licia, por Ell vigilante Carlos Vivas
Norona, habiendo fallecido Kalma-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05

q Ue uISpaTdTOH
contra los solda-
dos y Policias que
Sc encontraban de
guaria, c%ontinuan-
do SUI Marcia ha-
cia Santf Sniritns.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05
Il TEMPO

CielOs mas cIarOs ell mierco.
les, con temperatures calidas.
Vientos moderados del Sud-
OeSte.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05
QUEMADO UN TREN

Desde Santiago de Cuba Sc re-
porto aver que varios desconocidos
asaltaron I'm tren que Sc dirigia de
esa ciudad a la de Camagiiey, dan
dole fuego a dos vagones de cores.
pondencia y pasaie, los cuales Sc
destruyeron, o~uemandose gran
cantidad de billetes de loteria.
Ell suceso Sc produio a unos 6
Kilometres de Santiago.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-05
Tren de Santiago a Camaguey
Incendiado Por DesconoGdos
BaIacera en- PIena Habana Contra Comandante PoIiciaco
Avocado ell Quartet de
~Episcopodo de Cuba.

de CoboigUdn en- Las Villas = BotNu Declare e n Tomo q q Exhorudon del
"a. Referen ala Jurisdiction Miftor Cause por la Muete de Dos Eseoares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
MunyVo Volunteers
Will Keep Eye
On Hurricanes

If the hurricanes With the
feminine names strike inland
in the June Is to November Is
season they should arrive prop
erly introduced.
The Weather Bureau has set
up a chain of warning stations
along the 3,000-mile stretch
of coast from Eastport, Maine
to Brownsville, Texas.
The regular weather stations
will be supplemented by more
than 100 hurricane reporting
sub-stations manned by un-
paid volunteer observers. These
observers, and other stations
will provide forecaSters with
data from their storm observ-
ing points at about 25-mile in
tervals along the Atlantic and
the Gulf of Mexico.
Along the coast near Wash
ington there will be reports
from Indian River Inlet. Del;
Tilghman's Island, Ocean City
and Crisfield, Md; Virginia
Beach, Va. and Nays Head
and Manteo, N. c. Reports will
be made also from the Chesa-
peake Lightship, off the Vir-
ginia Capes, and Diamond
Shoals Lightship, off Hatteras
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
Mrs. Hayden
Dies, Widow Of
Area Minister

Mrs. Annie Esther Peverill
Hayden, 81, widow Of a widely
known area minister, the Rev,
Moses Hayden, died following q
heart attack Tuesday afternoon
in Wilmington, Del.
At her bedside were a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Beryle Read, with
whom she had been living. and
a grandson. Harold Read. Mrs
H ayden had been in good
health until a stroke an hour
before her death. She had
planned to attend Harolds
graduation from the University
of Delaware today.
She is survived by a son
Forrest Hayden of Kensing.
ton, Md; three daughters,
Mrs. Howard zahniser of Hy-
attsville. Md. Mrs. Wesley
Butts Of st. Petersburg, Fla,
and Mrs. Read; a brother, sew
en- sisters, Is grandchildren
and 4 great-grandchildren.
The funeral will be Monday
1890 am, at the B. t. Rob-
erts Memorial Church with
burial in the Bethel Cemetery
in Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
Stokowski Wins
Moscow Cheers

MOSCOW, June 7 tP.-Leo-
pold Stokowski made his first
Moscow appearance tonight as
guest conductor of the Soviet
Union Radio Orchestra ano
won a roaring chorus of cheers
and braves.
His conducting of Shosta-
kovich's Eleventh Symphony to
wind up the program set his
audience chanting "Stokowski
StokoWsh."
He and ScIiet Composer
Shostakovich and the orchestra
took repeated bows to acknowl-
edge the audiences noisy APP
proval.
Samuel BARRIERS Adagio fol
Strings, lauded after its first
performance here recently By
the Philadelphia Orchestra
won such a warm audience re-
ception that Mr.. Stokowski re-
peated the American compos.
er's work for an encore.
But it was the ShoStakovicf
symphony that electrified the
audience.
United States Ambassador
Llewellyn Thompson was among
the notables.
Mr.. Stokowski conducts foul
more performances here, ther
appears in Leningrad to enc
his Soviet tour
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Factions Clash
In Cyprus, 3 Die

NICOSIA. Cyprus, June Z (P
Bitter fighting broke out here
tonight between Greek CypriotS
and Turkish Cypriots after a
bomb shattered a Turkish con-
sulate office.
A duty medical officer at Nj
COSTA General Hospital said
three persons were killed and
is injured in the fighting. He
said all were Greek CypriotS.
The two factions have been
feuding over the political future
of this British crown colony
island in the eastern Mediter-
ranean.
British troops with machine
guns managed to halt the
fighting after Turkish Cypriots
Stormed into the Greek Cy-
PROT quarter of the walled old
city with iron bars, knives and
torches. Automobiles and prop
erty were smashed and burned
A bomb tossed on the porch
had shattered glass door
panels and windows of the
Turkish consulate press office
The attack on the Greek Cy-
PROT quarter followed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
Veterans of 'o8
Elect FridIey

Frederick L. Fridley last
night was elected department
commander of the Districts
United Spanish War Veterans.
He succeeds Frank Berry.
Elections took place at the
annual two-day meeting, which
ended last night in the l. o.
o. F. Building. Fifteen veter-
ans from the Washington de-
partment participated.
Other officers elected include
William B. Hill, senior vice
commander; William F.. OMAR,
junior vice commander; George
F. Cook, adjutant, and Oren P.
Bailey, quartermaster.
Auxiliary officers elected in
clude Mrs. Norma B. Hill. presi-
dent. succeeding Mrs. Carmen
S. Ramos: Mrs. Geraldine Hen
KEEL. senior vice president; Mrs.
Helen o. Rice, junior vice pres
ident; Miss Lauretta Mae Ash
craft, chaplain; Mrs. Albertine
H. Lockner, patriotic instruc-
tor; Mrs. Willie v. Lynn, his
torian; Mrs. Beulah M. Cope,
secretary, and Mrs. Gertrude
E Miles, treasurer.
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Inquiry Asked
On Price Boost
Of Orange Juice
ny the AssOeIalsd Prsss

Representative vanik, Demo-
crat Of Ohio, has asked the
Attorney General to investigate
alleged price fixing by Florida
orange juice producers and
professors.
He said in a letter to Attor-
ney General Rogers that a
monopoly by four or five big
orange Juice professors has
boosted prices about 100 per
cent and the public has been
"bilked out of hundreds OF
millions of dollars"
He wrote that the price OF
a six-ounce can Of frozen
orange juice has jumped from
II cents to IS cents. Chain
stores which last year sold six
cans for SO cents now charge
70 cents for three cans. he
added.
Mr.. Vanik said the published
excuse for the "skyrocketiRg'
prices is the heavy frost which
caused extensive citrus dam
age in Florida. Last winter
he declared. however. that re-
serves of orange juice on hand
at the time of the frost were
the largest of record.
Mr.. Vanik did not identify
the professors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
Fire in Bedroom
FutuI to Woman

A 70-year-old Vienna (Va.)
woman was burned to death
last night when her bed caught
fire.
Fairfax County Fire Depart
ment officials said Mrs. Lucin-
der Matthews, who lived with
her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie r. jack
son, at 546 Malcolm road, APP
parently fell asleep while smok-
ing a cigarette in her second
floor bedroom.
The Jacksons, including three
of Mrs. Matthew's grandchil-
dren. were downstairs watching
television when they smelleo
smoke, f1remen said. Mr.. Jack
son rushed upstairs and put the
fire out before fire-f1ghting
equipment arrived.
Mrs. Matthews was pro-
nounced dead at the scene by
DR.. Angelo Salazar, Fairfax
County Medical Examiner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
Suud Kin Gets
Life as Potter

DAMASCUS, Syria, June
tPl. King Saud's father-in-law
was convicted today of plotting
to assassinate President Nassel
and sentenced to life imprison-
ment.
A three-man military tribu-
nal tried the father-in-law
Asad Ibrahim Meri, and his
brother. Mated Ibrahim Meri
in AbSentia. The brother also
got a life sentence.
Both defendants we're found
guilty Of plotting at King Saud';
instigation to assassinate Col
Nasser and launch a military
coup d'etat in Syria. Syria
charged the plot was designed
to sabotage the Egyptian-Syriar
merger of last February into
the United Arab Republic
headed by Col. Nasser. Saudi
Arabia denied the charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

shop early shop late Monday:
Washington hours $3.50
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stern legislation could kill
chances for enactment Of any
curbs on union corruption.
There were indications yes
terday Of disbursement by
Senators who want a tough
bill. They concede Senator Nc
Clellen's great influence in the
field Of labor rackets.
While sticking to their inten-
ton to offer their amendments
when the committee bill reaches
the Senate floor. they declined
to predict the outcome.
Senator Curtis. Republican OF
Nebraska, said he will propose
a ban on secondary boycotts anc
will support some other amend
ments to Improve" the meas
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Mrs. MuryGuIick.
Was Polo Player

Mrs. Mary Maxwell Gulick,
As, died at her home in War
renton. Va. Friday after a brief
illness. Mrs. Gulick was former
master Of Foxhounds Of the
Casanova Hunt and she played
polo with the Warrenton polo
team. She was a native of Long
Island. N. Y. and resided at
Duhallow Farm, near War
renton.
She is survived by her hus-
band, William w. Gulick, ir
two sons. George and william.
Funeral services will be held
Monday, II am. EST. At
Casanova's Grace Episcopal
Church. Interment will be IN
the church cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
MucKinnon Backed

ST. PAUL. Mimi, June Z
(R.-The Minnesota Republi-
can State convention today en-
dorsed George E. MacKinnon,
81, former member of Con-
gress and United States district
attorney, for governor. He won
on. the first ballot over M
Wayne Field, Minneapolis
businessman, by a vote of 694-
327.
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ure.. He said he could not judge
the prospects.
A spokesman for Senator
Goldwater. Republican Of Arr
iona, said Senator McClellan's
Endorsement of the committee
bill won't deter him" from
pressing amendments opposed
by top union leaders.
Asked If the Senator would
wage a floor fight" as he had
said. the spokesman replied
Let's just say he will offer his
amendments. Senator Gold
water was the lone dissenter
when the committee approved
a middle-road bill. 1871, late
Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

NICE. France, June 7 (P.-
Frank Sinatra arrived here to-
day from Rome for a weeks
stay on the Riviera. The singer
went from the airport to a hotel
in Monaco, where he is spon-
soring a benefit next Saturday
for the World Refugee Organi-
zation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
Tough Labor Bill
Fight to Be Pressed

Conservative forces plan to push stringent union reform
legislation despite loss Of Senator McClelans support they
insisted yesterday.
The Arkansas Democrat who is chairman of the Senate
Racets Committee has endorsed the moderate bill approved
by the Senate Labor Committee He warned that nence
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AucrIoM SANS

SOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
WILL SELL AT PUnfJc AUG.
TON AT 10 An TpEEpAY,
PRofIkfY YARD 81 THf cHiRSI
SsALSQ PROPERTY CLARK, NIL
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iGT-Szl2; 1881 chrysier l-dr.
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dan. .93eieiSi. 4sSssssi isss
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whsn aHswenno aapsriissmsHls
aadge1eed 10 Stat b01es DO NOT
enclose 0yIetnal sefereRces pho
f00faphs o. Other materials o.
BertUnal paiue C0ptes serpe the
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TH0s. ,. OWN q SO
Auetioneers.
I'LL Z ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK BUILDING. WITH BASE
MENT. CONTAINING SIX APART
MENTS AND JANITOR'S QUAR-
TIERS KNOWN As 1918 NINE
wAsHINoToN. b.
duly recorded IN Llber 9S44,
l Pole "a. ,ss Sc, q ne land
hia and . JUDGMENT Of the United
states District Court for. the Dis:
as lss Of S SoiuTSls sntsrs Cd In SiSil
signed trustee .V win sen. Z, public
auction in front Of the prenises
on THURSDAY THE SIXTEENTH
DAY OF JANUARY. AID, 1858.
81 THREE O'CLOCK PM. the
Observation-Disclosures land and prem
ises. situate in the District Of
Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and
being Lot numbered Two Hundred
and Eleven GID IN John 8.
s ssns,. s s,,,ss Of lots in
Teeordsd n he Once ne. Of re- Rss gS ia.
yeyoT for the District Of Column
bia IN. Liber 10 at Folio fbs i'm
proved hy premises 1915 Nine
tenth Street Northwest. wash
inRton. d. c.
SALE L. made Subject 70 Rule n
OF the United States District Court
for the District Of Columbia.
TERMS OF SALE. ALL CASH A
deposit Of $1,000 cash will Be re-
quired ~ time OF sale Adjust
ments made As Of date al sale
All conveyancing. recordine. rev
enue stamps. ste, At cost OF pur-
chaser TermS Of sale TO be COM
piled with BY purchaser within
Twenty t20l days after the date
Of hnal ratification or sale bv
the Court, otherwise the deposit
shall be forfeited.
The RIOQs NATIONAL RANK OF
WARRINGTON, b. 6. successor
TRusT COMPANY ~ s. cons consOi hnr
Sn' H 1RfsBSSfE w. ip pSi,,T Tru, vis;
President. ja6.g.i0,ff.fa.i3fiIh
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ACCOUNTANTS (2l
ADJUSTOR

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loan Industry for young man With
ability and Aegressiveness Excel.
lent salary and allowances Mani
COMPANY dement's Must have ear
Experience not necessary but help.
full Apply in per2on,
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AUTOMOBILE
SALESMAN

Get into this ready market on
small ioreign cars, Sell them and
used cars too, Oct our pay plan
T y. many sSy1 P4osp.s E, 4 AZ sSOS %
klps' 1899 Kins st.. Alexandria
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PLYMOUTH. INC.
SEQ Baltimore Ave.
Hyatisyine. Md.

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our annex shop at National Airport,
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This Is an excellent opportunity
for the right man. A food start
ing salary: plenty Of opportunity
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disqualification, paid vacation,
profit-shartng plan and other en-
ploye dement's. modern once
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handwriting. giving schooling. ex-
perience and minimum Starting
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BRAkE PRESS OPERATOR. must
read blueprints and lay out own
work. Contact r Florence at
FABRIcAToRs STEEL CORP,
SaO4 kenilworth ave, Bladens-
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CLERK -TYPfsT

WORK IN ALEXANDRIA
Excellent opportunity for re-
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SANITATION. Permanent. s. days
Mon. Fri. Paid vacation and other
benefits Apply weekdays. In person,
NATIONAL BOOK DISTRIBUTORS,
.020 Duke st., Alexandria.
CLERK TYPIST, $3.50
For national arm; excellent dement's
plns npsncial future downtowIi .
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COLLECTION MAN
For Real Estate once 10 handle
dead accts. Knowledee Of skip
tracing and legal work nee. Excel
Opt. for riEht man. Salary open
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