davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-24
cEPAL PRESENTA
: Continuation de la Pag. 3

Ell estudio, luego de sehalal
que en- Colombia Ell cafe repre-
senta ell rs por ciento de la ex
portacion, expresa que la ex
plotaci6n en- este pals es essen.
cialmente familiar va que ell 81
por ciento de las planatciones
tienen menoS de diez hecta.
reaS para ell conjunto del pals,
Ell tamaho medic de la planta-
cion es de solo 80 hectareas
con I'm rendimienot de 523 XII
logramos por hectareas en- 1855
Sc y una production por finca
de 1884 kilogramos.
En- Colombia ell cultivo cafe
tero, hace en- general, uso inc
ficiente de los factories de pro-
ducci6n debido a las tecnicas
primitivas que normalmente EN-
plea. 81 bien es cierto que
esas tecnicsa varian conSidera-
blemente, de acuerdo con ell ia
mano de la propiedad y la re-
glon en- que Sc encuentra, pue-
de afirmarse que existe derro-
che de mano de obra en- los ira
baJos de deshierbe mientras que
no Sc presto atencion adecuada
a otras labores que, como la po-
da, la conservation del Suelo Y
la fertilization, sirven para me
jorar ell cultivo y aumentar su
productividad. Ell empleo fisico
de fertilizanteS, ahade ell seut-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-24
INFLUENZA
Continuation de la psg. 81

gran oposici6n a esta propuesta
aun entire los PASSES ~afrosiati
cos, que votan g~eneralmente
apoyandO a la Union Sovietica.
La tests contra ell proyectO fue.
que representarea unai ngeren.
cia en- asuntosi nternos de esta.
dos soberanos. Bielo-Rusia, pues
retro SUI propuesta.
La otra propeusta, copatroci-
NADIA por Rumania, Albania y
Checoeslovaquia, en- SUI forma
original, solicitaba del secreta-
rio general que estudiara la po-
Sibilidad de cooperation inter
nacional en- materia petrolera,
y en- TODD 10 relative a la explo-
raci6n, explotaci6na elaboration
y transporte del petr6leo, asi
como de la obtencion de los
.equipos %necesarios.
Sobre este proyecto hubo mu-
Sobre este proyecto hubo mu-
chas negociaciones, en- las que
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-24
.cRITIcA LA
Continuation DE la pag. 30

cue de su propaganda. Para el
case de que las "declaraciones''
no Sc publiquen inmediatamen.
tie, la ley establece multas de
creciente Importance; para las
contrarreplicas de losd iarios
sem antienen las mismas dispo-
siciones en- favor de los poe
mistas extranos que podran ser
muchos 81 hay ''imputacion CO.
lectiva". Para lasa pelaciones
de los periodicos o emisoras, Sc
cream dosi nstancias: una cons
tituida por ell "jeef politico de
la Jurisdiction, otra por ell mi
nistro de la Gobernacion".
Seria ocioso conmentar las ga
rantias del unprecedented que
TODD este encierra y detenerse
a predecir la suerte proxima
de la va relativa libertad de
imprenta en- Nicaragua.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-24
PDE
Continuation de Ia pag. 81

Continuation de Ia pag. 81
aterrizaje en- Colombia y logra
rian pasar la mayor parte de su
contrabando por Buenaventura
puerto del Oceano Pacifico.
La mayoria de estos armamen,
tos Sc destinarian a la region
nororiental del pals, en- la from
terra con Venezuela.
BESIDE hace varios meses Sc ha
insistido en- que los amigos de
Marcos Perez Jimenez y de
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla, trabajan
en- estrecho contacto con la from
terra colombo-venezolana.
Informes en- csc sentido han
sido investigators por ell Servicio
de lnteligencia Colombiano Is.
I.C.) que guarda reserva sobre
los resultados de sus pesqui-
sas.
La mayor actividad de los
complotados Sc d~esarroll6 a
principles de este mes, cuando
aborto en- Colombia un plan te-
rrorista de Rojas Pinilla, y Guam
do los p~erezjimenistas desea-
ban aparentement. impedir las
elecciones presidenciales en- SUI
pals.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-24
MUERTEs 80.
Continuation de la Pag. 8

gunaS estacioneS de radiofoni;
no funcionaron por la manana
y los talleres del vespertino vi
TINA Hora, en- Ell barrio Sac
Cristovao, no pudieron funcio
mar por la misma causa, dejan.
do de aparecer Ell peri6dico. Ell
aqua lego en- csc sector a dos
metros.
Noticias de los pueblos veci-
nos a Rio Janeiro dicen que
anoche la lluvia fue torrencial,
y a las 9 de la noche dejaron
de circular los trenes hacia la
capital.
Por disposition del Alcalde
de Rio Freire Alvin, ell esta-
dio municipal de Maracana, es-
ia siendo utilizado como alber-
que, para las victimas de las tor
mentas y Sc ha dispuesto ayuda
en- alimetnos y medicines a los
damnificados.
Hasta las nueve de la manana
de aver no Sc autorizo ell des-
censo de aviones en- ell aero
puerto urbano suspendido des-
de la tarde del domingo. Los
aviones que venian a la ciudad
fueron desviados a Vitoria o
Sac Paulo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-24
ExTRANO A..
continuation de Ia pag. -

-Betancourt puede, ahora,
pedir a las companies que Sc
inicien negociaciones para modi-
ficar los contratos, a fin de que
paguen derechos de exploitation
mas grandes, aduciendo que Ell
NADIA tuvo que yer con ell au-
mento de los impuestos. clos
funcionarios dudan que sea cier-
to ell lnforme de que Bet ncourt
no saba que Sc estaba prepa-
rando un aumentO de impues-
tos).
La acci6n del goJierno de
Venezuela demostrara a rs Es-
tados Unidos que ell gobierno
de Washington no es ell unico
que puede tomar medidas uni
latrales. Mann habia lido a We
nezuela, p~recisamente, para pre-
parar a los funcionarios de ese
pals sobre una medida-unila-
teral norteamericana- que ha-
ra obligatorias las restricciones
hasta ahora voluntarias, impues-
tas en- los Estados Unidos a la
Importation de petr6leo.
M Nq4s
Use inform6, sin embargo, que
el nuevo sistems apenas afecta-
ra a Venezuela, aunque csc pals
Sc opone en- principle a toda
restriction que Sc haga en- los
Estados Unidos a las isnporta-
clones de petr6leo.l
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-24
AL MARGEN

continuation de la Pagina p
dsociadores no afectah min
guna esfera de la vida colec-
tiva sin influir tangencialmen-
tie ssobre los restantes, fuerza
eS concluir que a circunstan.
cias nuevas han debido CO.
responder, y han correspon-
dido, MOODS y maneras dis.
tintos de la conducta que afr
ma o desmiente, segun ell case,
Ell PRESTIGE nacional. Guam
do una sociedad Sc We reno.
vida internamente en- forma
tai que NADIA en- ella Sc con.
Sidera suficientemente arrai-
gado, justo es que la licencia
en- las costumbres Sc conpa.
dezca con esa falta de seguri-
dad y de coherencia.
Cenir la question del NAL
en- nuestras costumbres a 10
escolar y a 10 domestico, con
abstraction del medic, este
es, de la calle, la ciudad y Ell
pals en- general, es minumi-
zarla. Cada clio mas hondo.
va, en- verdad, mas ALA. Asi,
10 femenino, explotado por
via de teatralidad y propagan-
da, de attraction y senuelo, no
es otra ocas en- TODD ESQ que
I'm elemento noticeable y due
til bajo la Influenza del di-
nero y la otra de la necesi-
dad de vivir. Podria decirSe,
mediante uan formulation un
POGO simplista, pero en- ell fon-
do acertada, que en- socieda-
des como la nuestra para juz.
gar de la virtud habra de te.
nerse en- cuenta la circunstan-
cha economical 81 no Sc quiere
queza o debilidad con ese otro
confundir ell pecado por fall
ser no justification en- la
perentoridad de la e~xistencia
de cada dia.
De todos MOODS Sc nos des.
cribe como suelo de pecado.
res. Y es La Habana princi.
palmente la que cargo con ell
marchamo. Una interrogation
acaso un tanto ingenua seria
esta: ~ quienes son los LA.
mados a poner ell remedio?
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-24

ro de enero de 1858, los buques petroleros
del mundo entero totalizaban 3.035 naves con
un peso muerto total de $685. 900 tonela-
das, de los cualeS Sc informa que Russia
solo tenia 70 barcos con I'm peso muerto total
de 10000 toneladas.
Oecidente tenia suS petroleros distribui-
dos ash: Gran Bretaha, 566; Liberia, 343; Es-
tados Unidos, 487; Panama, 100, etc.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-24
kotas Seeiales
eWmpleaHos
Wiene de la P4gllna %

Ajusta hoy I'm nuevo ano de
vida la preciosa nina Mary Eli
len Font, hija del senior Segis-
mundO Font y sonora Jenny
de Font, miembros estimados
de nuestra colonia hispanoame-
Ficana residente en- esta ciudad.
A las muchas felicitaciones
que reciba con motive de tan
grata OCCASION, unimos las nues-
tras muy sinceras a la veZ que
lie deseamos muchoS amos mas
de existencia.
ks*
Rodeado del afecto de todos
los suyos, celebra en- ell dia de
hoy la grata OCCASION de un nue.
vo aniversario de su natalicio
el gracioso nino Jesus NOa, a
quien nos complace felicitar de
manera muy especial y desear
Hna prolongada y proSpera
existencia.
Celebro en- Ell die de aver la
grata OCCASION de sus cuatro
amos de edad, ell gracioso nino
Victor Antonio Acabeo de Je-
Sis, hijo del senior Santos Aca-
beo de jesus y sonora Maximina
Sanchez Silva de Acabeo de
Jesus, miembros estimados de
nuestra eolonia h~ispanoameri-
cana.
Aunque algo tarde, nos COM
place felicitarlo carinosamente
y desearle una prolongada y
prospera existencia.
Llega hoy a I'm nuevo afO de
81 despreocupada existencia Ell
gracioso nino David Rodriguez,
hijo de la gentil pareja puerto
rriqueha tornado por ell senior
Enrique Rodriguez y sonora OFF,
liza de Rodriguez.
Lo felicitamos carinosamente
Y lie deseamos muchos amos mas
de vida, plenos de alegrias y
bienestares.
***
Queremos ser los primeros
en- felicitar cordialmente a la
estimada DANA sonora Crucita
Harrero de Ayala, esposa del
senior Antonio Ayala, con mott
vo de la grata celebration de
81 cumpleanos en- ell dis de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-24
REcURsos ;.
Continuation de la Pagina q

tancia especial, por cuanto Russia podria uti-
liar la mayor parte de sus production, para
fines militares, mas bien que civiles en- I'm
case de guerra,
La flota de barcos petroleros seria de ex-
trema importancia en- una guerra. Al prime
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22

There's an Acme Near You!
MARYLAND STORES d. c. STORES
Tokomo Pork l42e 10Th ST. NV Dupont cs)
sUhlond ID. and HvrenA Ave.. VIZ Georgia Ave- NV"
Opposite Census Bvsuu poe 9 Street NV
E.,r eo,,.,, woodro., All Chaplin ef TsSasA Ave ST.
Lone ondR Riggs 3D. fayetteville - -
2lS NJ commses 81, Rockville, Nd.
"o'ooe E' ono '"' ~" ~" Kings Highway and Fort Drive
Puhond $40 Forkln ST.
Shenandoah Roeds
- A. s.,.,. Holm Hall vHNses'
williamsburg Blvd end sycamore
Ns' MIL ana Sr'oy Sa' 4o Wilson Blvd, Arlington Tower
VsrS Mn Village l34 W. Brood ST., FaIs Church
Ave, Ellsworth Dr. ACME FOOD BARNS
1871 Main St., Laurel. Nd 1888 Eos.Ws,i Hwy, Silver Spring.
Ksnnworh Ave, e. Rvsrdois ~SOo Georgia Ave NV
Bradley shopping Center. Bethesda eZOo osorse ave. NV
o~srA Pnsy Braneh Rd, IS A%4- SNm ~" e.
Knowles Denotes Porkins Lot
Prices Quantity rights reserved
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Bug RarkIey Hdnt make a move
20 81 20 ne table Again Mrs
Cafri,r trrkksd acruss the ter
race. b. now completely or %
patience = cad she said breath
.px hard. that the only way I
car get yoa 70 my tshle Is 70 ask
Mrs Bagey 70 accompany yoa
10 which thc olt Reatucsy
gentleman answered
you coglint - nlare right.
Gwen nv dear Wen, wha; in the
verla Aze we vuting forr Let's
81 iaia tinnsr
NoW iherv was mar wao knew
sqw % snake Point
lCorvriSht 1883 Rossr; q
sNivaes
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The three day opening Of the
plant the enjoyment Of greet
ing old friends there obs and abs
the building attended the radio
prevu public which in on the two
formal opening days
There were little incidents like failure Of string lights
the and which Harry Han exee-
president Minneapolis Chamber Commerce
gave a trying trouble The
arrival Of Charles Horn the first masabseber Of the
The which hone constantly in mothers coueee
friends and she cut the
ymbozng opening The vertable
paradise thoughtful wshers provided Anoka
slipping gift desk The OF
calls other evidences OF
goodwill which nlled cup untl / well nigh
pictures and Of Of those who
with the staff its hours OF satisfaction at job
pleted
Of course newspaper
examples pleasant
working conditions bright cheerful Though often euttered
gathering disseminating the
much happier job
Those
opening the building anytime and
pleased happy give a plant
wish all who made grand opening
Special goes staff and to
staff enhanced
with smiling service There people to
thank that singing out few dangeroasso viii just repeat
agaln-hanks million TO everyone!
silver pages which contains the
wshs the wall Of the reception
This win be joined by another framed
gram listing wishersn permanent
the papers her
passed their
pleasant project which extremely proud
many omitted by
printed win be included the
subsequent pages.
Names continue
f and "a dream true Now to worceI
Newman
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Need To Change Senate Rule

The bipartisan effort in tho Us Senate this coming Janu
AIRY TO end the which permits the ibustcr the favoritc
tool by the Reconstructed souhenes in the Congress
upper house prevent civil rights legislation is said az this
early date 70 have good chance o. succeeding
However II II il 10 succeed the prime mowers will have 70
set BY the obstacle which senator Lyndon Johnson majority
header Is rcAdyug Johnsons pitch 10 be that civil
rights getting better and that compromise should
be worked requiring tsohirs majority suspend debate
rather Shan 10 the Humphrey Douglas Jayiskeang plan
which would debate 70 be suspended by majority vote
johnson is clover, tricky manenyerer and frcnd OF
civil rights he win readily admit lie win try 90
gain friends for hs plan among ho conservative northern
Democratic and the northern Republicans also he
persuasive aud has bc power hand out nice
mee assignments whether Il admitted those who want
60 strengthen present weak civil rights legislation have their
job cut them with johnson opposed their efforts
70 be expected
The upsurge Of racial violence the violation Of She civil
rights Of Negro ministers rights by birmingham police the
hombnRs Of schools churches and synagosuos the heavy IN
hate literature a point the need OF stronger
cv rights legislation the federal level Unless the Senate
rule changed there will be effective legislation enacted
The public do It's part by supporting the bipartisan effort
70 have The Senate change les rule.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
Segregation Is Religious American
Jewish World Soys

We have not seen copy Of tha Yon Fppur sermon preached
b. Alexandra which he aisgedy criticized
vrnas school aesegraon may ques
constructive say
reported Harry Byrd
stability country Mccarthy We believe
personal opposes
uae svn force NTH another necessarily advances position
advocates
are glad note however congregation understood
profound spiritual implications
therefore the responsibility the rabbi
rabbi cannot find principles Of Judaism bearing the issue his
education defective The should guidance from
m leader profound questions TO there
religious leaders who authority support the other
may religious
This applies o leaders Of a denominations.
Bible history
premise
white black yellow the Christian
every Every BY
equal nanabe premise
adopted by the Founding Fathers Of American the
constitution be took several
people 70 learn OF the implications
q this premise and for the Courts 70 translate them into laws It
unfolding process peoples progress Justice
which legal arguments school
dseegaon question oenters reads no state shall make enforce
which shall abrdge the privileges mmunis Of citizens Of
the states"
Originally Supreme thought groups
schools which but equal
would abndgement OF the privileges opportunities
group Subsequent experience study
arrangement the
aggregation psychological
ana economic Inequalities Hence the new ruling no state be
partner enforcing maintaining segregation in schools
Realizing eompety problem the great difficulty
changing peepatey the habit pattern Of community the Court
effort the part Of the communities involved
the authorities took the
Supreme ruling seriously made considerable and
whole orderly progress only where politicians undertook
Court and TO mob spirit in the that
serious trouble developed
Is people Con
aItuional O a reign
Let Il be understood Supreme
schools The choice Of
the right OF provided tbs
minimum educational standards OF IN,
state ruling any othe
governmental agency enforcing promoting
segregation the leasing th
by public public school building
for private segregated schools
the Court ruling does
attempt equality merely prohibits enforcement
inequality discrimination and injustice It does
gsae respect his neighbor. does not ega
his neghbor Of fairness
cannot lcgsated only developed result
process VIII from educational
system unfair discriminating
overwhelming majority Of the southern whites
gradually appreciate the implications
ruling leaders who th
passions strongly pojudiocd minority the
In Little Rock and IN Virginia.
How can rabbi be silent right equal opportunity
special difficulties and dangers which
community exposed when espbuses locally unpopular
tradition where the spirua
challenge the popular idols and
deey humanity the congregations who aa
consequences taken their spiritual leader
such issue rights wher
rights Justice like freedom ia
indivlslble II be heritage viii be all
hardly which vital to religion
1 teaching American Jewish WORLD.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
Patience 4 Understanding With
New Nations

Gunnhr Myrdai the Swedish statesman scientist in Min
for the annual Sidney Hillman lecture pointed up
facy the reasoning o. many Of US when he said that in
Judging the failures u newly Independent demo
cratic countries compare them with what the III
rather then aith what it was, when II nation
Monday revolt IA Sudan with the seizure 81 the govern
ment powers By group Of Army generals offers ia point
Tho climate for the development Of democracy nearly
favorable il when the American colonies their
freedom from Great Britain The mouarchcs Of Europe actually
helped this carly nation in It's contest with England They
find their counterpart 10 certain nations which Try 70 influence
the emerging nations like Sudan which subject
deus prcsus from beth Sides Of the theological curtain not TO
mention Influences like Nasgrrs United Arab Nations
la early days the wide eSpansc Of helped keep
sovercRuy bat today fast transport makes defense by
water eSpbuse distance uon.eEiaisnt
have TO be patient with the nationa remembering
that America itself had growing pains and problems that
did finally resolve themselves substantially until the War
Of the Rebellion IN 1860
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u.stter IN Christian science Monitor

Editor The following excerpt letter the writer sent to
the Senate majority leader senator the Gov
ernoreleot
any Americas position Of democratic
leadership eopadsed and PowoD Of this decade
segregation morally convinced that all
projected rights legislation provides the right solution Tho right
legislation necessary. lasting solutions the
timing extremely important good that
ghtenent with individual neighborhood attitudes
Having geneaed there important point believe
has neglected In all the talk
point tendency the part Of
proate aegegaonsa make tho Negro out 10
be something rather than American
they anything
wrong Many white champions OF civil rights also
ultimate solution OF tho problem and de-
fcata tho position o. accomplished
great good shepheng OF the civil rights
through strong bin but
Il a bin and this Is how things START
believe positive good thing Leaders
Congress emphasize hs fact that in discussing
rights Negro, discussing
anomaly We believe that u the Negro
any other Unto witch must
patterns problem might heted There
actually considering group American and
Immigrant the an families have had time
another
m somehow Negroes America helped heu
Potostans Catholics
Republicans any other labels which SIN
necessary Identities the white popt
como may ephCnera goal
surety something egiaated II something however,
leadership das good advantage Ruth Ro>brouSh
York. NY,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21

The Amaeamatcd Clothing Workers Of which Sander GEMS
Is the president and the University Of Minnesota de-
praise for tho establishment and continuance Of the
Sidney tlman lectures annually tht University Of Mnno
sofa.
The sxh annual lecture OF the series bad it's speaker
Of the world greatest social scientists economists and
statesmen GuNr Mydu who directed the monumental earn
egc Fundaton study Of the Negro In America which resulted
IN the authortyc work The Auerean Dcmma This book IN
0enced Americas thinking the unesolved problem
than ans ether single volume aimee Harriet Bechr stoves
"Unole Toms Cabin"
The Himan lectures have brought 60 the University
campus speakers who havo enriched the thinking Of those
who heard them ia these years since tho beginning u tho series
The prior Sidney lman lectures have been delivered by
such outstanding persons Eleanor Roosevelt Trgood Mas
shall Justice William O. Douglas Morris Mgrim aud
Carl Rowan All Of these individuals bad Of I'M
porauce and added the intellectual challenge and enjoyment
Of their listeners
The Amalgamncd Clothing Workers and the University
Minnesota be congratulated for their Joint effort i'm.
prove the knowledge and culture OF the II good thin
for all o when labor union spends money 20 bring to
people great accomplishment who have messages and
information stimulating the past sidney IIimen Lectures
have been
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lCoryriSht 1855 Robert c
snivaes
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Letters To The Editor


Congratulations progress and the opening Of your
publishing brought the spokesman Recorder
newspapers way printing for them for the eooed
d Minnesota yeara ago
read by me white citizens OF 5
another stepping stone toward giving
your readers you your STAFF all the
happiness the days after and throughout all
the days that be yours
scser but Stacker one who quits
person Keep the good work and
progress again Congratulations Cury g. Danny
Jr, Chippewa Falls. Wise.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21

years paradox which looked
Congress the hand and The
dynampE other ot heats
North. YeEE.heads tho south
Minneapolis that newly defeated
going bag nursing compliance
department like the Court has been
following tho eeeton
The election results renewal % effort 90 build
proper Canyon arranged the idaho
Company President NOT settled The
all. Adamalte
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-21
Whof COP Could Do

Republicans could and genuine interest the
without demands which
add SURPRISES working would curbs rackets
poerespeoany those which plainly
initiation But they win party they think is taking the
side Of employers against workers
who look the the Republican Party
pre-
served American society broader than their interests
party collect
Republican rebuilding depends
reshapcs party thinking organization Christian
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WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
BY ROBERT C. spIvAck

wngbngton-wrlEN THE WEEP WENT ACOURrlN--
Everybody il 80 mad everybody else here and IN New York
that m taking holiday from politics for little while IN New
york ~ ourse it's Harrmantes in foul mood here
it's the Republicans.