davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-25

ayudarlos en- SUI bora de necesi
dad"
Respecto de Brasil dijo An
fuse; Este eS I'm pals que odia
tanto al comunismo que hasta
ahora, Sc ha negado a estable
Ger lazoS diplomaticos con Ru-
STA. Ell tempo que este dure
d. pendera de nosotros. Podemos
ayudar a este pals, sin sacrifi
clos fInancieros, a hacerse au-
tosuficiente e independence con
rrestanlos razonables del Ban
co International de Reconstruc-
cion y Fomehto y con la adecua
da ~aplicacion de la ley $50 ESQ
bre venta de excedentes agri
colas). Brasil tuvo este ano I'm
deficit de so por ciento en- SUI
production de trigo. A nosotros
sc nos pudre en- las bodegas. Po-
'driamos ampliar nuestro progra
ma (segun esa ley) para dar a
Brasil mas trigo, maiz, tabaco y
algod6n TODD sobrante. Gran
parte de los fondos (derivados
dc la operacion) podrian usar
Sc en- Brasil para mejorar SUI
transpo ties, energia y comuni-
caciones En- esta forma Sc cum
plirian sus planes de avance
deSde Ell Oeste y la autosuficien
cja."
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-25

La Sltuacion de la Argent
ma es tai -agreg6 mas adelan.
tie que por mas planteos pre-.
vios que Sc nagan, 81 ellos Sc
alejan de la realidad, la reali
dad vuelve a imponerseleS,
Frondizi no puede hacer otra co
Sa que no este hacienda, hay
una cOntinuidad l6gica en- SUI
politica, con respecto' a la de
mi gob'erno que esta dictada
por las necesidades y las con
oiciones del pals"
Respondiendo a otra pregun-
ia ell expresidente argentine di
jo, que las fuerzas armadas de
SUI pals "tienen conciencia Pile.
ne de cual es la situaci6n impe-
rante, Mientras Ell gobierno de
la nacion Sc aiuste en- SUI poll
tica a. la constitution y las lie
yes, contara siempre con Ell
apoyo de las fuerzaS armadas
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-25

- Continuation de la Pag. 8 -

- Continuation de la Pag. 8 -
dustriallzacion que preconizabs
ell DICTATOR depuesto era artifi
cial. Nnguno de estos paises
puede c~onvertirse, de la noche
a la manana en- naci0n indus
trjslizada, 81 no posee condicio
mes basicas. Lo unico que hizo
Peron tue dIlapidar las divisas
argentInas, (encontramos al
pals con una deuda europea de
SEQ mlllones de dolares) i'm
portando las materials primas
Que no teniamos para montar
una estructura industrial falsa
que solo dio riauezas a unoS
pocoS.
"Aquellas condolences basicas
son imprescindibleS. Sc trata,
anteS de empezar a hablar de
industrializacion, de poser car
bon, hero, p~etroleo, industrial
siderursica y transportes. Al
gunoS de estos elementos va
los poseemos, pero imperfecta-
mente explotadoS, y todavia
nos falta Ell establecimiento de
una industrial pesada, que no
resulte antieconomica y la rea
paricion y extension de nues-
tr3 red interna de tranSportes."
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-25

Que Sc consideran, como es 10
gico, Interpreters lei sentir nj.
cional."
En- otra parte de la entrevi,
ia INDIGO que no considera pro
bable Ell retorno de Peron a Ia
Argentina. Isl Sc produjera"
expreso mo creo que ell pals
esta en- condolences de aceptai
la situacion. Pero es cast impro
bable. Lo mejor que Sc puede
hacer es no hablar mas de Pc
ron"
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-25

los derechos humanos, los prin
cipios democraticos y la verda-
Gera independence para todaS
dera idependencia para todas
las naclones. Pero este no debe
quedar solo en- palabras. Debe-
mos if glli como hermanos anne
ricanos y como vecinos para
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-25

Continuation de Ia Pag. 3 =
a las aspiraciones Independent
ties de las naciones...
En- America del Sur, Esta-
dos Unidos podria convertirse
rapidamt nte en- Ell campeon de
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23
LATEST N
INFORMATION

1elevision programs for
the week are carried in
the TeleVue with Sundays
Star. Following is supple
mentary information on
today's programs received
after TeleVue went To !
press.
500, WTTG (5)-High-
lights Of Jai Alai replaces
TV Readers Digest.
1000. WMAL (D--Mod-
ern Science Theater.
Show: Guests are Theodore
A. Distler. executive secre-
tary, American Association
Of Colleges; Larston Farrar.
author. and Mrs. Biffie OF
the Biffle Home Institute.
1880, WTOP - Music Till
Dawn: Beethoven's Noon
light Sonata No. IA. Rudolph
Serkin conducting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23
Flying Saucer Speaker
Cut Off on CHS Show

NEW YORK, Jan. % tR.-
The sound was cut OH on q
CHS television program last
night when author Donald c.
Keyhoe. a former Marine Corps
major. began to digress from
the script in speaking Of flying
saucers.
A network employe explained
that nobody knew what he
was going TO say
Mr.. Keyhoe was silenced for
about is seconds during The
Armstrong Circle Theater"
presentation Of a documentary
on flying objects.
Mr.. Keyhoe is the author of
The Flying Saucers are Real. "
He had Just said these words
when the sound was cut of ::
We are meeting in secret with
congressional committee. II
these mee;!nss were public it
would be proved -"
CHS later issued a state
ment signed By Mr.. Keyhoe
saying the incident was due
to a misunderstanding on my
part about the rules for ap-
proval Of script changes" The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, wTOP (N = Richard
Diamond: Double Jeop-
ardy." Diamonds spell Moth
ing but trouble for Richard
Diamond when he is hired
to locate q stolen fortune
in jewels.
$3.50, WMAL t7D-Real Nc
Coys: Grandpa Mccoy finds
himself in a mess when he
tries to trade hts date TO
the church social for q
hound dog. in The Match
maker"
900. WMAL tD-Pat Boone
Show: Guests are Dorothy
Collins and the Billy Will
liams Quartet.
11:OO, WTTG t0 - Eleven
O'Clock Movie: Mystery in
Mexico" starring William
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

digan and Jacquelin
White. TV Key says: Well
made melodrama about an
American investigator who
looks into a jewel robbery
ana hijackins in Mexico
u948).
HIS. WTOP (9)-Late Show
Moon Over Her Shoulder. .
starring Lynn Bari and Dan
Daley. TV Key says: Mild
ly amusing comedy about
two suitors and q lady
u942).
l1:20. WMAL t7)-Night Show
whispering City," starring
Paul Lukas and Helmui
Dantine. TV Key says: In.
teresting Quebec locale. IA
miliar plot. A girl reporter
aids the innocent victim Of
a murder charge. finds the
true culprit u94D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

Tout0hts top Shoirs as preuieDed bv TV Keys stag.
cho attend reheaTsals match and annlyze
scripts in New and Hollywood Their opinions
offered a guide TO area rieweTs
problems OF a deaf girl Is light medical research.
heavy melodrama The heroine airline stewardess
becomes involved with pair Of Jazz musicians One Is
guy who teaches deaf youngsters. the other Is
brooding chap with homicidal streak Good cast in
GLIDING Vera Miles. Ray Danton and Hoagy Carmichael
keeps the plot from getting out Of hand $50 pm,
WTOP-9
Dragnet-Guess what7 More small talk Franks SER
geants When that's out OF the way, the boys
successful behind him. Standard for the series
with Gloria Eaton as tonights pretty girl. $50 pm-
wRC-
Play house s0-"Before Die" medical tale in which
resident surgeon condemned prisoners life. then
tracks down try and prove his innocence The
script beevable for the most part and enacted with
heroics by a good cast including Richard Kley. Kim
Hunter. Skip HOMER and Colleen Gray. $50 pm
WTOP-9. a
Tennessee Ernie ShowErne has fun with youngster
Molly Bee and Bob Cummings secretary Schutzie Ann
B. Davis. He just hands Molly telephone all her
beaus can keep touch. Then he and Molly do little
handwriting for Schultzie Molly and Ernie sing "The
Tennessee Yodel Polka" and Molly joins Schultzie in
I'm Available" Little David, Play Your Harp" is
Fords closing spiritual $50 pm, WRC-4.
March Of Medcne-"MD. International" This special
documentary dealing the work of American doctors
in the of the world Is as insprationa as
Marian Andersons "See 1t Now"-although not en-
PERTAINING You will get muchneeded jab Of national
pride as you watch Americans who dedcatng their
lives TO healing our fortunate neighbors See 1t by
all means but II you're squeamSh beware Of some OF
the more realistic medical including cataract
operation. (ColorJ 10 pm, WRC-4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

from listeners who remembered
when Frank and ! were per-
forming together that the
agency thought we should do
another"
Joan obviously likes 70 keep
busy and her husbands recent
leg injury multiplied her duties.
which include the fast-gr0wlng,
handsome Loyejoy brood. tShe
travelled with picturesJ
The publicity tour Is q pinch
hitting job for Frank. who only
took on the cast last week.
I'VE were lucky that Frank
was Is episodes ahead when 1t
happened. Unluckily. 1t was the
right leg, which meant that he
couldn't drive. And Los Angeles
Is a city Of magnificent dis
tances."
Neighbor Danny Thomas
called Frank after he heard
about 1t.
"Why didn't you come up
with something new" he said.
I've already done that Bit"
/ -
Pay-Tv Parade:
The top men Of the three
TV networks have now ex-
pressed their views on the SUBJ
ject Of pay TV before the
House committed and the
unanimity of their testimony
against Is no surprise. On
the question Of the test foy
pay-Tv. ABc's Leonard Gold
enson said that TO permit such
q test Is equivalent to start
ing an epidemic to test q new
vaccine"
MICS Robert Sarnon dif-
ferentiated between pay-TV on
q wired basis as distinguished
from pay-TV on broadcast fire.
Quencies.
But as far as the practical
effects on the public are con-
cerned." he harmed. "ics see no
difference betpeen the ttco
systems. II either becomes
established. the end result. 4 be-
iiepe. icould be the replacement
OF a broad based tree serrtce
BY narrower service nth q
price tao on IT,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23
DRUG MARI]

'sYOUR INDEPENDENT DRUGGIST, WHERE
Low, LOW PRICES ALWAYS PREVAIL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Toniohts top shoirs a preuet1ed By TV KEYS stag.
trho attend rehedsas match screenings and annlyze
scripts New York and Hollywood. Their opinions
offered a guide TO area rteceTs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLiGHTS
600. wAsH-FM--In the Con-

6:Oo.. WAsH-FM--In the Con-
cert Hall: Tragic Overture
by Brahms, Symphony No.
s by Mendelssohn and Violin
Concerto in O Major by Mo-
Fart.
1900, WGMS-FM-Star Per-
Torrance: Clara Haskil,
pianist. will play Schu-
MAINS Kinderscenen, Opus
IS.
500. WMAL-FM - Milton
Cross Show: Symphony No
3 by Schumann. Concerto in
D Major by VivalH and Re-
QUEEN Mass In c Minor by
Cherubini.
$500, VOL - Good Music
Time: Oboe Concerto by
Cimarosa. Oboe Quarter BY
Mozart and The Winters
Past by Barlow.
1885. WWDC-Steve Allison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

70 TINS reporter that the reason
might be a less gallant one.
Mrs. Frank Lovejoy graci-
ously admitted:
"It's the charm bracelet that
was given 20 me when Frank
was the subject on This Is Your
Life. I carry Il around, because
so many people have seen them
presented ON the show and are
curious 10 see what they're
like" ! looked.
It's a changing concoction,
all right-and heavy. Mrs.
Lovejoy added that 1t came
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

statement did not disclose what
Mr.. Keyhoe was going TO say
further.
Il wish to make 1t plain. ="
the Keyhoe statement said.
that this was not an attempt
at censorship on the part Of
Armstrong Circle Theater or
CHS"
Robert E. Costello. producer
OF the show. said he ordered
Mr.. Keyhoe's microphone cut
of when he deviated from the
script. The picture Of Mr..
Keyhoe remained on the Tv
screen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23

with q prepaid insurance policy
for $1,000. That Edwards
thinks Of everything.
You may have seen Joan
professional name: Joan
Banks with her husband
October l in the Adventures OF
McGraw" sequence entitled
THE Funeral"
I'VE received so much mail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-23
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
A New N Note:
Meet Mrs. McGrow,,

"elo I'm Joan Lovejoy the pretty lady said brightly and
extended her hand pleasant musical clash Of cymbals
seemed to all the Maynower Hotel ROOM
A neat effect. ths-even dazzling.
About hall dozen bursts Of bells later occurred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
Big Season Predicted
For Ocean City, Nd.

Late winter and early spring
inquiries for summer accom-
modations are often an accu-
rate tip-off on the size crowds
the resort can expect during
the summer months.
This year the real estate peo-
pie have predicted another
busy season to come. Pre-
season rentals are running wen
over this same period last year.
they report.
If. as hoped, the peak crowds
become q reality, Ocean City
residents are well prepared.
Smart new motels. apartment
houses. cottages and restau-
rants now stand waiting for
their first visitor. The latest
fad to catch the vacationer's
fancy is the efficiency apart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
By DICK LOHMEYER
Special Writer for The star

OCEAN CITY, Nd, May "A.
The hurried preparations are
practically completed. Paint
ers and interior decorators have
wrapped UP the tools Of their
trade and left the scene.
Builders and contractors are
putting the finishing touches
on the many new motels, apart
ment houses and restaurants
built in Ocean City this year.
The last salesman has taken
his order and promised deliv-
cry in time for the opening Of
the summer season Friday.
The frenzied rush to prepare
for another vacation season has
been replaced with q tense ex-
pectancy as resort business
people await the arrival Of the
first summer holiday crowds.
Preseason predictions have
been mostly optimistic and the
majority Of property owners
are looking to another banner
crowd Of summer vacationers.
The first hint Of what the
coming summer will bring as
far as the tourist trade Is con-
cerned. is usually received by
the local real estate operators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
ALL AT SEA
PuIIbeurers
For Steam
Premature

The age Of steam is going to
die as hard as the age Of sail.
The keel for the nuclear ship
Observation-Disclosures will note
that this also was the name Of
the steamship which made the
first transatlantic crossing
aided by sail-was laid last
week in a hopeful atmosphere !.
But it's going to be a long time
before you can order your
cruise tickets aboard q nuclear
liner.
This is. without doubt, a
major advance-the beginning
Of work on a nuclear cargo
passenger ship. And, when the
ship has been launched, fitted,
and made her maiden voyage,
and had all Of the bugs worked
out, the new era will begin.
But steamships are going to
be around for a long time.
Don't count too heavily on
making your next around-the-
world cruise on a nuclear ship.
The Georgian Bay Line has
scheduled its summer sailings
on the Great Lakes. Its SIS
South American and SIS North
American will make weekly 7
day, 2,200-mile cruises of the
Great Lakes region. The IS
South American will leave
from Buffalo each Saturday,
and the SIS North American
from Chicago each Saturday.
The Delta Line will operate
weekly between Tampa, Flor
ida and Havana, Cuba, ar
irving in Havana each Satur.
day.
The Arkadia, now on her
way from Bremerhaven to
Montreal, emphasizes better
facilities for tourist class pas
sengers, according to the Greek
Line, her new owners. She has
accommodations for l.400 pas
sengers. Of which 1881 will be
tourist class. The Arkadia,
newly outf1tted, was formerly |
the Monarch Of Bermuda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

ment and much Of this winters
construction has been devoted
TO this type Of accommodation.
Two new 32-unit motels have
devoted their entire buildings
TO the efficiency. Other smaller
structures also have followed
the trend TO the smaller more
compact apartment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
Hilton Will Build
Hotel in Caracas

The firSt major hotel IN
downtown Caracas. Venezuela,
in several years win be built
for operation by Hilton Hotels
international.
The structure win have 500
rooms and viii be part Of a $40
million development which win
include q large once building.
shops. and other commercial
establishments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
WIIcoMI NATURE's sEAUIIFU

WELCOME NATURES BEAUTIFUL
SPRING FLOWERS
Plan now 10 enjoy springs march Of
color al bsovtifUl Coeapon Lodge In
The heari OF the apple blossom eevn.
NY ooewood. red bud end lovFel
oboVnd IN Coeopon Sicie Pork. 50.
room lodge completed In 1885 tsa.
lures de luxe appointments, restaurant
end reersaiionol foeiliiiss.
Conventions and banqvsss invited.
Eer Information write or call; CACAPOl
LODGE, Cacapon State Park, Berkeie
SPRINGS, West virginia, Phone $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

It's fun to keep in touch with what's
happening at home, especially when
you're on vacation. You'll certainly miss
your regular newspaper when you're
away. That's why "out-of-town" news
paper stands are so busy during the
summer. But you can have The Star
follow you wherever you go at no extra
charge for regular subscribers. Just tell
us where you're going, when you're
leaving and how long you plan to be
away. Your copy of The Star will reach
you every day at no extra charge.
The Sidney herald., 1958-02-13
UcclQe1t FLOUR and NESTLE;x MORsElS
Team UP TO SAVE YOU MONEY!

This is the best baking buy of the year! Buy Occident Flour
and get Nestlese Semi-Sweet Morsels free. They 90 together
dehcousy-to help you make lots of wonderful cookies and
cakes. Try them now with special new recipe for Calico Crumb
Cake. You'll love it!
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20

mes de prevenir una aggression
o evitar, dentro de la mayor ar.
gencia, la continuation o sex.
tension de la misma, 81 hubie-
Sc ocurrido."
me atrevo a adelantar
anadio-- que ell empleo de esa
fuerza de policia una vez crest
da, con la sabiduria y pruden-
cia demostradas hasta aqui por
nuestra organization, no daria
lugar en- ningun momento a PEN
sar que nos hemos extraIimita-
do en- ell ejercicio de nuestras
facultades y menos que hemos
cometido una Intervention in.
debida." -
En- otra parte del discurso,
al referirse a las condolences
propiaS de la economic de Pa
mama dijo que constitute preo-
cupaci6n preferente del estado
panameno "asegurar a TODD. ira.
bajador ell logro de las eondi-
clones economicas indispensa-
bles a una existencia decorosa."
"Consecuente con esta acti4
tud de defensa de los intereses
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
Brasil en- Campana Para que Sc
de Prioridad a Plan Kubifschek
en- Conferencia de CanriI|eres
POr N

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10
CUPID Brasil ha iniciado una
vigorosa campaha diplomatica,
para dar maxima prioridad en-
la Conferencia Interamericana
de Ministries de Relaciones Elk
teriores, la semana proxima, al
vasto programa de fomento eco
,nomico del Presidente Juscelino
Kubitschek.
FL gobierno brasileno quiere
que Sc forme en- Washington
una comision de las 81 naciones,
en- la que figure ell Secretario
de Estado norteamericano, John
Foster Dulles, para dar urgente
consideration al plan.
Dulles ha dicho que la Cope
racion Paamericana' de Kubit-
schek, sera uno de los asuntos
que consideraran los Ministries
de Relaciones Exteriores, GUAM
do Sc reunan aqui ell % y "a
de septiembre.
Pero varios gobiernos latino
americanos indican que no son
partidarios de la idea de una
comision especial. Dicen que ESQ
debilitaria a la Organization de
Estados Americanos (OEA) que
tiene su propia maquinaria pa
ra propiciar la cooperation eco
monica.
Los diplomaticos brasilenos
dicen que la OEA ha actuado
con demasiada lentitud y que
hacen faita nuevas medidas ur-
gentes, para trstar Ell presente
estado de la America Latina po-
co desarrollada, agravado por la
reciente baja de precios de sus
productos basicos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
Ser |mportante Factor
de Paz las Naciones Pequenas
Declare Canci||er de Panama
NACIoNES UNIDAs, Septic

NACIONES UNIDAS, Septic
-(UPI)-El Ministro de re-
laciones Exteriores de Panama,
Licenciado Miguel j. Moreno,
declare aver en- ell debate gene.
raj de la Asamblea que las ma
clones pequenas no estan en-
condolences de hacer la guerra,
pero 81 pueden ser importan-
ties factories de paz.
Gun sentlmiento elemen-
tai de conservation de su int
gridad territorial y de SUI indie
pendencia ha de senalarles la
ooligaci6n de contribuir, en- for
ma sustantiva, a la defensa y a
la consolidation de la paz y la
segurldad internacionales", afr
mo Moreno, que es ell segundo
~latinoamericano que participa
en- ell debate.
Suprayo a continuation, la
influenza determinante" que
ha tenido la p~resencia de las
fuerzas de emergencia de las
Naciones Unidas, en- ell mantle
nimIento de la tranquilidad in
ternacional y opino:
"Compartimos ell eriterio que.
con ell correr de los dias,
Sc ma lido afIanzando la acepta-
cion de que las fuerzas de emer-
gencia representa- I'm ensayo
de gran significado en- la evo-
lucion de los metodos para To-
grar la paz. La e%xistencia de es-
tas fuerzas de policia colocaria
a la organization en- condicio-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
Venezuela Apresu
is Pescadores
de Trinidad

PUERTO ESPANA. Trinidad,
Sept 10. (UPI)-El gobierno
de Trinidad reforzara SUI fuerza
de policia martina, a fin de
patrullar la Boca de la Serpien-
te estrecho de. nueve millas de
ancho que separa a Trinidad DE
Venezuela.
La medida es consecuencia
del incidente del .ultimo fin de
semana en- que Is pescadores
de Trinidad fueron detenidos
por los venezolanos frente al
Penon del Soldado que Sc ALA
en- ell centric del estrecho.
Fuentes oficiales explicaron
que no es intenci6n del gobier-
no que la patrulla martina Sc
empehe en- lucha con los guar
oacostas venezolanos. Sin en-
barge, Sc plantea Ell case de que
haria la patrulla martina de
Trinidad, 81 los venezolanos
prendiesen a los pescadores que
consideran intrusos en- presen-
cia de ella.
FL Secretario de Colonias in
.forln6 aver que Ell Consul Gene
raj de Venezuela en- Trinidad
"se muestra muy inclinado a
cOoperar" para traer de vuelta
a los pescadores detenidos.
Entire tanto, Ell gobierno ira
Ia de concertar algun acuerdo
de reciprocidad en- Ia pesca con
Venezuela.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20

FL gobierno veneZolano en-.
tiende, que los militantes co.
metieron un crimen de derecho
comun al sublevarse contra ell
gobierno y no tienen por 10 tan
to derecho a salvoconducto al
guno.
Ell Ministro manifesto 10 ST.
guiente a los periodistas:
"Solamente puedo decirles
que las convenciones sobre ash
10 han presentsdo algunos in
convenientes en- cuanto a sus
aplicaciones practicas.
LA discussion serena y ami
gable de casos como los que ac-
tualmente ocupan a nuestra can
cilleria %permitiran ir creando
una doctrina, para la mejor in
depreciation de los convenios
o SUI eventual revision en- case
n~ecesario.
En- nuestra augmentation
Sc parte MISUNDERSTANDING de
la finalidad humanitaria de la
institution del asilo diplomat
co y de los casos en- que SUI apli-
cacion debe excluirse, por no
correspondent a la situaci6n ju-
ridica existente en- I'm momen-
to dado, nj a los hechos que
pueden ser materia del bene-
ficio solicitsdo."
FL Ministro declare que no
(Pasa a la PAg. =.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
Busean Formula de
Transaction

WASHINGTON, Sept.
10. CUPID. - Ell grupo in
ternacional de estudios so.
bre los problemas de la
industrial del cafe comen-
70 sus gestiones en- busca
de alguna formula de tran
saccion que permita I'm
acuerdo entire productores
l-atinoamericanos y africa
nos para restringir las
exportaciones.
Ell grupo estuvo reuni-
do dos horas por prime
"a vez desde que la ma
yoria de los productores
africanos acordaron en-
Paris adherirse al plan de
retener parte de la pro.
duccion en- vez de enviar-
la al mercado.
Francia, Portugal y Bel
gica han propuesto una
sugerencia: Ell estableci-
miento de Quotas de ex-
portacion.