davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13
UNITED PRESS

La Fundacion Rockefeller anunci6 que ha
destinado 1.812.500 dolares, para continuar en- 1858
sus programs de ayuda tecnica agricola en- Me-
xico, Colombia, Chile y Ia India.
Con esta suma, ahadi6, Sc elevarS a 1o.142. 248
dolares la cantidad gastada por la Fundaci6n en-
este programa agricola comenzado en- 1943.
La Fundaci6n no do a conocer, que parte de la
suma asignada para 1858 correspondent a cada
uno de los cuatro paises en- que Sc c~oncentra Ell
programa.
I'm boletin publicado por la Fundaci6n,
anuncio que esta ha hecho las siguientes donacio-
mes especiales:
$1,000 doIares al Ministerio de Agriculture
de Chile, en- un periodic de tres amos, para ayudarlo
q formar una biblioteca ~agricola, en- un nuevo
centric que Ell Ministerio lconstruira cerca de San
tiago, para centralizar sus diversos departamentos
de estudios.
100000 d6lares a Ia EscueIa de Medicina
Veterinaria, de la Universidad Rural de Minas
Gerais, de Belo Horizonte, Brasil, para ~reforzar
SUI programa de estudios de ciencia veterinaria
en- los pr6ximos cinco amos.
300, 900 dolares, en- un periodic de siete amos,
para ayudar a la Fundaci6n Getulio Vargas, de
Rio Janeiro, Brasil, en- SUI programa de brindar
a unos 10 promisorios graduates brasilenos en-
ciencias economicas, la oportunidad de realizar
estudios avanzados en- Ell extranjero.
La Fundaci6n anunci6 tambien una larga lista
de donaciones a instituciones Y personalidades de
Argentina, Bolivia, Brasil, Chile, Colombia, Costa
RIGA, Guatemala, Mexico y Peru.
La Fundacion senal6 que los programs de
ayuda tecnica agricola en- Mexico, Colombia y Chile
Sc realizan mediante organismos de estudio y prac-
tica especiales creados en- los respectivos minste-
rios de Agriculture y financiados con~juntamente
por la Fundaci6n y los g~obiernos de esos paises.
Tambien senal6 que 81 personal residente de
la Fundaci6n en- Mexico y Colombia sirve igual-
mente como asesores en- TN plan cooperative de
m~ejoramiento del trigo en- Ecuador Y en- los pro-
gramas de mejoramiento del maiz en- Panama, Cos
ia RIGA, Nicaragua, Honduras, FL Salvador y Qua
temala.
La siguiente es la lista de donaciones anuncia-
das por la fundaci6n:
Argentina: $500 dolares para los estudios de
medicina clinica del Centre de Investigaciones
Medicas, Universidad de Buenos Aires, bajo la
direction del professor Alfredo LAMAR.
5000 dolsres para los estudios de bioqui-
mica horm6nica en- Ell Institute Mercedes y Martin
Ferreyra de estudios medicos de Cordoba.
Bolivia: 10000 dolares para los estudios de
cultivo de plantas en- la Facultad de Agriculture
de la Universidad de San Simon, de Cochabamba,
bajo la direction del doctor Martin Cardenas.
Brasil: 10000 d6lares para Ell Institute de
Agronomia de la S~ecretaria de Agriculture del
Estado de Sac Paulo.
5000 dolares para ell DEPARTMENT. de Pa
rasitologia de la Facultad de Medicina Fluminense,
de Niteroi.
5000 d6lares para los estudios de Citologia
y Genetica en- Ell Institute de Biologia, Facultad de
Filosofia, de la Universidad de Minas Gerais,
Belo Horizonte.
5000 d6lares para los estudios del doctor
Jose Paixao, On q institute do Eeologia ' Expert
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13
UN Ola COMO HOY
JUEvEs, 10 DE FEBRER0

1542-Decapitada Catalina Ho-
ward, quinta esposa de En-.
rique VIII.
1564-Lleg6 a Filipinas Miguel
Lopez de Legazpi, conquis.
tabor.
1638-Fecha en- que Sc asegura
fue descubierta la quinina.
1827--Victoria de Lavalle en- Ba-
cacay sobre sobre los brasi.
1ehos.
1837-Se suicide Mariana Jose de
LARA, famoso escritor.
1840--Naci6 Adelaide del Marmol,
poetisa Guiana.
1882--Fusilado 81 general mexiea.
90 Vicente Guerrero.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13
UNITED PRESS
Programs de Ayuda T6eniea AgrlcoIa

mentaci6n Agricola, del Servicio Nacional de Es-
tudios Agricolas, Rio de Janeiro.
5000 dolares al doctor Miguel RoIando
Covian, de la Facultad de Medicine de la Univer-
sidad de Sac Paulo, Ribeirao Preto, para que
visite los departamentos y centres de estudios
fisiologicos de Estados Unidos.
1900 dolares para equipos de laboratorio
destinados a la Escuela de Agronomia Eliseu Ma
ciel, de Pelotas.
300 d6lares para enriquecer con publicacio-
mes ~inglesas, la biblioteca del Institute Brasileno
de Economic de Ia Fundacion Getulie Vargas,
Rio de Janeiro.
Chile: 10000 d6Iares para la Universidad de
Chile, a fin de impulsar los estudios de biolo-
gia Marina y Oceanografia en- la Estaci6n Biolo-
sa marina y oceanografia en- la Estaci6n Biolo'
10000 dolares para los estudios de radiobio-
logia dirigidos por ell doctor George Hodgson en-
ell Laboratorio de Fisica Nuclear de la Universidad
de Chile.
$3.50 d6lares al critico ~literaric Herman
Diaz Arrista, para que viste Estados Unidos a fin
de preparar la publication y \ icrofilmaci6n de los
manuscritos de la difunta poetisa Grabiela Mistral.
Colombia: 5000 dolares para los estudios de
Fisiologia Cellular en- Ell DEPARTMENT. de Biologia
de la Universidad de los Andes, para la direction
del doctor F. R. Hunter.
1900 dolares para dotar de un invernadero
a la Facultad de Agrononia de la Universidad de
Caldas, Manizales.
Costa RIGA: 5000 dolares para Ell Institute
nteramericano de Ciencias Agrfcolas, de Turrial-
ba, para financiar los gastos de viaie de los deca-
nos de las Escuelas de Agriculture Latinoameri-
mas a una conferencia de educaci6n agricola supe-
rior en- Santiago, Chile.
Guatemala: 10000 d6lares para Ia Escuela Ma
cional de Agriculture, de BArcena.
Mexico: $40 dolares para la Universidad de
San Luis de Potosi, a fin de adquirir material de
ensenanza y cubrir ell salario de un instructor
para los Departamentos de Biologia y Fisica de
la Escuela Preparatoria.
1900 d6lares a la Escuela Nacional de
Agriculture de C~hapingo, para que la sonora
Czeslawa Prywer, p~rofesora de botanica, visite
centres de estudios a~gricolas, de Estados Unidos.
$40 d6lares al Director de la misnns escuela
de C~hapingo, JESUS Munoz vazquez, para que
visite las Escuelas Superiores de Agriculture de
Estados Unidos.
PERI: 5000 d6lares para los estudios de me-
tabolismo cellular, realizados por Ell doctor Ma
rino Villavicencio, en- ell Institute de Bioquimica y
Nutricion de la Facultad de Medcina, Universidad
de San Marcos.
$3.50 dolares para ell doctor v. Enrique
Fernandez E., professor ayudante de Fisiologia de
la Facultad de Medicina de la Universidad de San
Marcos, a fin de que visite centres de Fisiolosia
de Estados Unidos.
$500 d6lares para Ell doctor Manuel Moro
Sommo, professor de Bacteriologia y virologia de
la Facultad de Medicina veterinaria, de Ia misma
Universidad, a fin de que visite centres de estu-
dos veterinarios en- Estados Unidos.
-2,780 dolares para Ell doctor Teodoro Ramos
Saco, decano de la misma Facultad de Medicina
Veterinaria, para que visite centres de estudios
veterinarios de Mexico, Canada y Estados Unidos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13
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Este veneno para matar ratas Sc popuariz6 hace algdn tempo
en- los paises de la America hspana con Ell nombre commercial da
Rough on Rats (pr. rofonrats), De ALI ha sddo ronra como hispa,
nizacion de csc producto.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-13
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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-04-11
Nasser Won't Talk Peace

changed his mind" Sulzberger
said in his cable from Cairo. He
quotes Nasser as stating:
1--WE know that aggression can
not lead to any result. Aggression
can only be the beginning of some
thing. But nobody can know where
it will end. This is no longer the
old world in which. one was able
TO isolate one portion and deal
with it apart. Any situation could
create global war. So our policy is
based on peace and stability"
This, the correspondent COM
ments, sounds tranquil. But Mas
ser's newspapers, Nasser'S radio,
and Nasser's own orations all
promise to settle" the question of
Palestine some day. Arabs inter-
pret this to mean IsraePs eventual
destruction. Sulzberger states.
He adds that Nasser is undoubt-
edly frightened of Israel. which
almost smashed him once. He con-
siders Israel a permanent threat.
He claims its Herut party elected
deputies to Parliament on a plat
form of expansion to the Nile and
the EuphrateS.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-04-11
Nehru Sought
As Mediator
For Mideas+

NEW DELHI, India, (JTA)-
Iraqi Foreign Minister Fadhil Ja-
mali has made an approach to In
dian Prime Minister Nehru to in
tervene in an attempt to settle the
Arab-Israel conflict, the Times of
India reported.
In an interview with DR.. Jamali
in Bagdad, the Times was told that
the Iraqi government believes that
Nehru could be most helpful in
the matter because: "He wants e
solution of this problem. He is
friendly with Nasser. The Israelis
respect him."
DR.. Jamali suggested that the
Iraqi were realistic" and do not
want to throw the Israelis into
the sea-" He underlined this ire
alism" by suggesting solution of
the ab-Israel conflict on the bas-
is of halting all further immigra-
ton into Israel and having Israel
withdraw to the 1947 United Ma
tions partition boundaries. He add
ed that Iraq would seek solution
of the refugee problem with an
overall settlement of the Israeli is
sue.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-04-11

Ben-Gurion said, 1--WE are willing
to consider the offer.
"In fact, we are trying to find
out whether they are serious or
not. Personally, 1 think it was
merely propaganda. If they are
serious, why didn't they also broad
cast in Arabic so that their own
people would hear it?"
Deploring the arms race in the
Middle East, Ben-Gurion called for
a complete disarmament program
in preference to a Russian propos-
al to ban all new weapons ship
mentS to the area.
A BAN WOULD leave the Arabs
with a tremendous superiority, he
asserted, because there is no arms
balance today"
1--WE would agree to complete
disarmament of Israel and all the
nations of the Middle East-except
Turkey, which is in special stu
alton {. Of course, to make gen.
eral disarmament effective, we
would need very good system of
inspection. But that's up to the
Arabs; we are ready to cooperate.
Ben-Gurion's comments in Look
on other subjects included:
ESTABLISHMENT of diplomatic
relations with West Germany
Whenever Germany is ready.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-04-11
Ben-Curion Would Accept
Bio To Link Israel, UAR

NEW YORK-Prime Minister
David Ben-Gurion of Israel said
he would definitely go to Cairo"
to meet with Egyptian President
Nasser "any time Nasser invites
me-"
In an interview published In
Look Magazine, Ben-Gurion declar-
ed that he would not hesitate to
negotiate with Nasser "as man to
man" because II have never
thought of him as Hitler; I don't
think he would or could do what
Hitler did,"
The 71-year-old Israel leader said
he also was willing to consider an
invitation to Israel to join the
United Arab Republic. The offer
was extended on Cairo broadcast
in Hebrew recently.
"T THEY MEAN it seriously"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-04-11
IsroeI Moy Lift
Limit On Profits
For investors

LOS ANGELES-A plan to abol-
ish the 10 per cent ceiling on pro-
fits in Israel investments return
able annually in dollars has been
approved in principle by the Israel
Minister of Finance.
The minister also proposes to
extend the five-year period during
which approved enterprises pay a
maximum income tax of 25 per-
cent. The exact extension period
has not yet been decided.
Ben Leeds, West Coast regional
director of the Rassco Israel Corp.
asserted that alert friends of Israel
are becoming increasingly aware
that it is good business to do bus
mess with Israel. Greater latitude
is also permitted in the use of Is
rael Bonds for participation in in
veStment in the growing economy
of Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-04-11

NEW YORK, (JTA)-There is no
hint on the part of Colonel Nasser
of a compromise with Israel, c. L.
Sulzberger, chief foreign CORES
pondent of the New York Times,
reported following talk with the
Egyptian ruler.
''NaSser claims that he once hop
ed to arrange an accommodation
with the Israelis, but when Ben
Gurion raided GAIA in 1855 he
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-04-11

There will be no difficulty here.
Some people in Israel oppose it,
but they are a minority. Why
should we go on hating the Ger
mans-especially the new genera
ton who had nothing to do with
the Hitler period?"
Reform Jews -"Send me 10000
Reform Jews, and I can promise
you they will have their own syna-
gogueS and rabbis. Let them try.
They will see that we have free
dom of religion here"
US. arms shipments to Arab ma
tion-'You are twice wrong--for
sending arms to them and for not
sending arms to u.s."
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-04-11
County Attorney
Appoints Cantor

Lawrence C. Cantor, associated
with the county attorneys office
for Ar years, has been appointed
chief deputy county attorney by
County Attorney Charles c. Std
ham.
Cantor, an Arizona State at
Tempe graduate who obtained his
law degree from the University
of Arizona, on April 1 replaced
William S. Andrews, who resign
ed to enter private law practice.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1958-04-11

SAY you SAW 1T ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

Dione KopIin Chorlene Given
DIANE KOPLIN, Tucson:
I feel that there is definitely
a revival of religious interest
among American youth for
the simple reason that there
are so many opportunities for
youth in the field of religion.
CHARLENE GIVEN, Ell
Paso: There seems to be a
definite revival of religious
interest. The young people of
today care more about their
religion. They not only go
more frequently to services
but they also participate more
in the activities of t h ell
groups.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12
Abba Ebon's POINTS Strike Home

He made close friends of the many non
Jews in the audience when he compared
Israel to colonial America when it fought
for freedom
And he touched even closer at home
when he declared: "Israels achievement
is her democracy"
Ambassador Eban drew laugh from
the audience when he noted that the Arab
Nations have 400 times as much area as
Israel and then declared "The Arab World
can well afford to live in peace with its
tiny neighbor Of course we would be
willing to exchange our land for theirs.
1--WE would exchange one year of our
voluntary Embarrassing for one year of
their oil revenues"
The Ambassador made another interest
ing point when he said that if the Arabs
would lift their boycott of Israel and eX
tend communications throughout their
lands, "they could have Renaissance such
as this country had".
Ambassador Eban, who may soon leave
the diplomatic service to concentrate on
his new post as the head of the WeiZmann
Institute, was perhaps at his best in the
question and answer session.
He parried questions brilliantly and
closed as he agreed that perhaps a worthy
project in Tucson would be for the Jewish
community to extend friendship to the
100 Arab students attending the Univer
sity of Arizona.
The Ambassador, in his appearance
here, made many new friends for Israel,
hoth amonp the nOn-JeWiSh and Jewish
population of Tucson.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12
Boris Smolar
The Changes In The Israel Of Today

any situation that may require action.
AS a matter of fact, Israel's military stu
alton is currently the least discussed sub
ject
The atmosphere of security which the
Sinai victory brought to the people of
Israel still prevails today. 1t spells calm
ness, stability and normal way of life
which can be seen and felt in every part
of the country. Some Israelis complain
that it is difficult to make living, be-.
cause taxes are going higher and higher,
but progress since last year is quite
visible Projects which l saw in their
early stage of development last year, have
grown into real assets in the development
of the country.
And new settlements have sprung up
during the year not only in the wilderness
of the Negev but also atop the Judean
Hills, where no organized lie has existed
since Biblical days. Looking at these
achievements, there was no doubt in my
mind that Israel could easily make room
for another million new immigrants, if
it had the funds to absorb them.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

Michael Posner Michael Roth
MICHAEL POSNER, Tue
son: Yes, because l feel that
the Temple is very tightly
knit with the youth group
and that without the youth,
Judaism cannot advance.
MICHAEL ROTH, Ell PaSo:
Yes. 1 think that most teen
ayers today are able to, and
do, think seriously about
many topics that up to a
short time ago were consider
ed square. Religion is one
of these. l believe that most
teenagers today are quite
realistic and because of this
find religion very agreeable.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

ABBA EBAN, the Israel Ambassador to
the United States, made points that struck
home when he spoke eloquently at the
Sunday Evening Forum in Tucson.
The largest Forum crowd of the season
for a speaker almost filled the University
of Arizona to greet the Ambassador in
his first appearance in Tucson.
And the crowd heard a talk of vital
importance and rare understanding.
Peace cannot be imposed from the out
side. the Ambassador said of the unrest
in the Middle East. Peace, he explained,
is more likely to grow out of "a long
period of tranquility"
The Ambassador indicated that the Arab
Nations will have to seek peace to exist
in the Middle East And as the new presl
dent of the Weizmann Institute of Science
he pointed out that perhaps the Arao
Nations will not dare to declare an open
war in view of Israels new and contlnu-
ing research in the field of nuclear science,
a field which is developing the dreaded
atomic war weapons.
And as the Ambassador also remarked
If is most likely true that Nassers dream
bf the extinction of Israel must have
perished in the sands of Sinai.
week before Abba Eban spoke on the
Forum program in Tucson, an official
Arab speaker sharply attacked the United
States government for it's policies in the
Middle East. Ambassador Eban told his
Forum audience that the GUS. is the main
source of economic and technical aid to
Tcrae1 and also is the main impulse OF
Jewish aid to Israeli
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

Sharon DeUtsch David Stein
SHARON DEUTSCH, Phoe-
nix; The teen-age group has
been, you might say, "in-
fected" with the idea of
spreading equality. One of
the big questions is religion.
We realize we must have a
strong foundation in our own
religion to compare. We are
very interested and want to
make sure we get this found
alton. Yes, l believe there is a
revival of religious interest
among American youth.
DAVID STEIN, Phoenix: l
feel very strongly that there
is a revival in religious in
terest in our young Jews. The
reason is that the activation
of Temple youth groups has
created A desire for interest.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

about his work without paying the slight
est attention to the intrigues and develop
mentS in the Arab countries.
This the people of Israel leave to their
government and to the armed forces.
They are pretty certain that the govern
ment is keeping a proper watch and that
the military command is geared to meet
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

the mistaken impression
that the situation in Is
rael is tense because of
the turmoil in the neigh
boring Arab countries.
Especially because of the
instability in Jordan with
whom Israel shares the
longest f ron tt r. The
truth is, that never. since
the establishment of Is
rael did l find life in
that country as calm as
now. Everybody goes
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

MISSION TO ISRAEL: Did you find
any changes in Israel? This is the ques-
ton 1 am asked from all sides following
my return from a short stay in that coun-
try. People in the United States are under
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

NEW YORK, (JTA) - A
total of $35,OOOO,OOO has been
raised in the United States
and Canada during the last
ten years for the medical,
welfare and vocational train
ing services of the Histadrut
in Israel.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12
The Arizona Posts
World Report
A Digest Of jewish World News
,hanukah Celebrated the World Over
The Arizona Post's s.

Chanukah Celebrated the World Over
Operation Chanukah of the National Jewish Welfare
Board brought Chanukah to sercemen patrong the Com
munist East Zone border sercemen missile bases and
throughout the world Radio Liberation beamed special
Chanukah service Russia The program featured rad
tiona Chanukah songs chaned by Cantor Moshe Kousse
vitsky..
Hebrew day school in Brooklyn and the dormitory of
Jewish day school in Manhattan ordered closed the
result of sweeping fire department investigation that fol-
lowed disastrous fire of Chicago Catholic parochial
school. George Leggett 21year-old leader of Naz-
like New York City convicted counts
of burglary petty larceny and conspiracy.
Sen. John Kennedy DMassD says he will press for
relaxation us. immigration laws In Philadelphia the
Jewish Community Relations Councils officially complained
against antJewish discrimination in housing. And in New
York Henry Edward Schultz national ADJ chairman told
the national commission that housing is the most important
discriminatory field today More than 1500 guests, each
paying $3.50 per plate attended annual dinner in New
York for the Weznann Institute of Science. warning
has been issued that Dec 81 is the final date for filing claims
under the federal restitution law of Germany The Ameri
Mzrach Convention meeting in Atlantic City, reelected
Rabbi Isaac Stolman of Detroit national president The
National Committee for Labor Israel has adopted So
million Embarrassing goal for 1859.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12
Observation-Disclosures IIlIIlIlIIIlIlllTV
Opinion
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

HIIEnIIHlIiIIIIIIIIIllClnIIIIIIiIIIIllIIIlIllI
QUESTION: Do you believe
there is a revival of religious
interest among American
youth?
PLACE: Conclave of the
Southwest F e d era tion of
Temple Youth at Temple
Fnanu-El Nov. %
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12
Fedayeen Again Active In Israel

Egyptian Fedayeen killers again active in Israel
Captured Fedayeen said they sent mot to kill but to
gather about Israeli military movements The
Fedayeen were blasted cave And increasing Syrian
attacks in the Hueh lake region Israel to ask
the Security Council consider grave act of aggres
sion" An Israel Cabinet committee investigating the
tragic Staying of 43 Arab villagers at Ka Kassem in 1856
reported that the commander Col Issachar Shadm
must bear the to shoot all curfew viola
tors Sand storms which have whipped Israel in the
last few weeks have subsidized after causing damages
amounting to million pounds Israel has decided
to hold captured 50ton Egyptian vessel which bundered
into Haa harbor pending the return of two Israeli
ships by the Egyptians However Egyptian sailors will be
released. =.
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12

number of we'll antiSemites and the entire anti
Semitic Pouadst party turned out in the French
parliamentary elections At the time five Jews were
elected the Chamber Deputies In Canada Nathan
Philips Mayor of Toronto to become the sixth
Jewish navor in the country Jewish organizations in
Austria are fighting regional ban Schechita. Hun
garan Jews deny that there negotiations for mass
emigration of Jews from that country to Israel.
Germany confessed Nazi murderer Anton Dehm, has
go And Ludwig Znd the German high
school making antiSemitc statements
has disappeared following denial of appeal trial
The Arizona post., 1958-12-12
" " ~

NOW COMES this business of singing
Christmas carols in school,
To begin with let us explain that we are
not attacking the singing of Christmas
carols, only the singing of Christmas
carols in schools. The majority of these
songs are purely religiously CHRISTIAN.
America is country where there IS
supposed to be separation of church and
state Such separation also should exist
in the schools.
We don't believe that Chanukah cele-
brations should be staged along side
Christmas pageants in schools.
Rather we would like to see the time
come when Chanukah songs are sung in
the synagogue religious schools, when
Christmas carols are sung in church Sun
day schools and when in the public schools
of our country the youngsters sing, COD
Bless America!