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The Nome nugget., 1958-12-15
COP Leaders
 Predict Balanced Budget From Ike

WASHINGTON, R - Repub- lican Congressional leaders pre- dicted after a conference with President Eisenhower today that the Administration will send Con- gress a balanced budget calling for spending about 80 billion dol lars next year.
 Spending of that size would compare with an estimated $79,- 200, ,00O, ,0OO in the fiscal year which started July 1.
 Senator Styles Bridges R-NFj gave newsmen the new 90 billion dollar estimate after he and other COP leaders had conferred with Eisenhower on the Administra- tion's 1859 legislative program. Bridges estimate appeared to dash Eisenhower's hopes for a general reduction in federal spend ing. But Bridges predicted that the budget Eisenhower will send to Congress next month will be balanced.
 Prospects in the current fiscal year are for a deficit of about F billion dollars.
 Bridges is chairman of the Sen ate Republican Policy Committee He said that of the 80 billion dol. lar estimated total for the new year, the Administration goal i: to keep defense spending at about this years calculated level = $40, 800 ,OOO, ,O0O.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-15
2l Catholic
 Prelates Elevated To Cardinal Rank
By FRANK BRUTTo

VATICAN CITY, R n Pope John XXIII today formally ele vated the Archbishops of Phila- delphia and Boston and 21 other Roman Catholic Prelates to the rank of Cardinal.
 The Pontiff, himself crowned supreme ruler of the church only last month, increased the mem bership of the sacred college to "A and gave the worlds half billion members of the chaurch their broadest representation ever in the high Senate body.
 Elevation of the new Cardinals broke the limit of 70 set for the college by Pope Sixtus V in 1886.
 In his address to the sacred col lege telling of his choices, the Pontiff called particular atten- ton to the persecution of Catho- lies by the Communist regime in China. Missionaries have been expelled and many archbishops and bishops, full of zeal and courage, are in prison, or restric- ted or impeded in the free exer- else of their pastoral ministry, he said.
 The two Americans, Richard James Cushing, 63, of Boston, and John F. O'Hara, 70, Philadelphia, received the word at the North American Pontifical College, high on Rome's Janiculum Hill. Also notified with them was Amleto Cigognani, whose elevation ended his 26-year tenure as Apostolic Delegate to the United States.
 The Pope did not say directly whether he intends to increase the size of the college still more in the future, as has been specu- lated. But he did say that he had in mind many other prelates of the church who had proved themselves very worthy of this high honor"
 The new Cardinals are from nine nations, including the 13 from Italy. They bring the number of nations represented in the col lege to 27. Mexico and Uruguay obtained their first Princes of the Church.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-15
Moscow Charges
 Western Big Three Ignoring Proposals,

LONDON, R - Moscow radio charged the foreign ministers of the Western big three with ig- noring the Soviet proposal to make Berlin a demilitarized free city.
 The Soviet radio said the West ern communique 'fbears witness to their unwillingness to allow any change in the abnormal sit uation in Berlin.
 ''In essence, it gives no reply to the Soviet proposals"
 This was followed by a fresh promise in Pravda to defend Communist East Germany from aggression.
 "The Soviet Union will not be hampered by irresponsible threats made by certain Western wind bags who declare they will hold a clear road to Berlin with troops and tanks," the party or gan said.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-15
USO Show To Be Open To Local Public

Another USO Show is coming our way on December 18th, it has been announced by Sgt. Jim Blan- ming, to which the public is in vited.
 There will be one performance at pm. at the school auditorium, with a cast of IA, with the show called "Paris Calling"
 Tickets will be made available at the City Clerks office some time next week, and will be linn ited to adults and students of High School. Seventh and eighth grade students may also attend, if accompanied by parents.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-15
Soviet Plane Finds Abandoned Tent Near Antarctic Wreck

LONDON, R-A Soviet search pilot today found a tent less than two miles from the wreck of a Belgian plane in the Antarctic but saw no trace of four missing explorers.
 The Belgians, with only enough food to last until Tuesday, had left note in the plane four days ago saying they were setting out on foot over treacherous icy waste land to supply depot 30 miles away.
 Radio Moscow said Soviet polar pilot Victor Perov had spotted the tent in Queen Maud Land and landed there. He>found the tent empty and no one about.
 Perov searched the area for g minutes and then took off again to look for the missing men from the air.
 The Belgians said in their note that they had food enough to last until Tuesday.
 The Belgians' plane had been missing since December 6. They are members of the Belgian Ant arctic Expedition.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-15
Republicans Fight For Control

WASf1lNG1O OlN, lHT - "A SIOup of 10 Republicans who rate them selves as liberals voted unani- mously today to undertake fight for control of the Senate leader ship of their party.
 Their spokesman, Sen. George Aiken R-Vt announced that they intend to present "a full slate of candidates at the Senate Repub- ican conference in January which will be representative of the Republican Party as shown by the voters in the last election"
 The action posed the prospect of a fight with Senator Styles Bridges of New Hampshire, chair man of the Senate COP policy committee, and Senator Everett Dirksen R-IlD, who apparently is Bridges choice to succeed Sen. William F. Knowland R-Calif), as Republican floor leader.
 It also raised the possibility that Bridges himself may seek the floor leadership if it appears Dirksen might be in danger of losing.
 Bridges has been quoted as say ing that if it is necessary to avoid a fight he will step in and take over the leadership.
 Since Bridges is the senior Re- publican, most Congressional ob- servers feel it would be difficult to defeat him.
 Aiken said the group did not endorse any candidates today, but will do so when it meets again on December 30.
 One of those at the meeting was Senator Thomas H. Kuchel of Cal ifornia. Several of those present back Kuchel for the post of Re publican whip.
 Aiken said all those at the meeting are strong supporters of President Eisenhower, but when asked if the White House had giv- en them any encouragement, he said:
 ''We haven't heard a peep from the White House, but we would welcome some encouragement from there"
 He also said the movement had not been discussed with Vice Pres ident Richard M. Nixon.
 There will be 32 Republicans in the new Senate.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-15
POLE OF INACCESSIBILITY
 IN ANTARCTICA REACHED BY SOVIET OBSERVATION MEN

LONDON, lR - A Soviet Ant arctic observation station has been set up at the Pole of inaccessi- bility.
 Deep in Antarctica, the Pole is 600 miles toward the Indian Ocean from the geographic South Pole.
 The Pole of Inaccessibility was named as the spot regarded by explorers as the most difficult to reach overland
 An Remember Soviet expedi- tion travelled 1866 miles.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-15
Edith McCafferty, Partially Blind Native Girl, Regains Sight At ANS Hospital

ANCf1OR.AGE, lh - A parLlal- ly blind Eskimo girl, Edith Me Cafferty, 16, has regained nor nal vision in her left eye after the first corneal transplant ever made in Alaska.
 The operation was performed two weeks ago at the Alaska Ma tive Health Service Hospital here and announced as success today
 Hospital physicians said a sec-- ond transplant was planned for the youngsters right eye if an other cornea becomes available
 Edith's home is in the Norton Sound village of Film, 90 miles east of Nome, but she has been in Anchorage since last October for mastoid surgery at the hos pital.
 Dr. Thomas Rambo, mastoid specialist from New York City, and Dr. Milo Fritz, an Anchorage specialist and consultant to the ANHS, examined the girl during a field trip to Kotzebue last May. The Alaska Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Foundation sponsored the field trip by the two physicians, who found the girl partially blind because of infection related to her mastoid condition. The hospital likened the opera ton to the replacement of frosted window pane with clear glass, with a new and clear cornea re- placing one through which the patient is unable to see. The op- eration was developed in 1906, hospital officials said, but had never been performed in Alaska.
 The hospital said the healthy cornea was taken from a patient whose eye had to be removed be cause of another disease, which did not affect the quality of the cornea.
 The hospital said the welfare branch of the Bureau of Indian Affairs has been given legal cus- tody of the youngster, to provide training required since she has regained her sight.
 ''The medical success of the op- eration would have been meaning less without good post-operative planning" the hospital said.
 The rehabilitation work has been a joint effort of both gov ernmenta1 and non-governmenta1 agencies, the native agency said.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-15
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair today and tonight with increasing cloudiness Tuesday. Lowest temperature expected to- night 6, the high tomorrow "A.
 Sunrise at 9:57 a.m., sunset at 1:57 pm.
 Extremes this date since 1907: highest 37 in 1882, lowest 80 in 1885.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03
Subir e| Nive| de Vida del
Figura en- Programa
del Dr.. Alberto LIeras {.

bierno prudente, las leyes previso-
ras y serias y la justicia eficaz. 81
no es un estorbe nj una amenaza
nj deja a las personals sin amparo,
nj las atropella y persigue 81 Sc
- W0ntinua en- Ia Pagina g. -
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03
S%oIiciturdn Ia
Extrudicion de
Perez Jimenez

CARACAS. JUNO 3 -(UPn-
Ell Ministro de Justicia, Andrew
Aguilar, dijo que la extradicion del
ex Presidente Marcos Perez il.
menez "sera I'm hecho tan pronto
como sean aportadas las pruebas
~neceSarias para realizar las gestio.
mes correspondence ante los or.
ganismos judiciales norteamerica.
nos"
Ell anterior titular de la carteya
de justicia habia hecho similares
declaraciones, pero hasta ell presen.
tie no Sc han %adelantado mucho las
gestiones para la extradicion, en-
la que la prensa viene insistiendo
y comentando en- diversos tonos.
Los abogados dicen que NADIA
puede concretarse todavia al res.
pecto, en- vista de que no Sc ha or.
ganizado debidamente ell expedien.
tie de acumulaci6n de cargos, los
cuales tendran que seguir luego el
curse legal en- los estrados judicia.
les.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03
Sc Afirmu que Ell Soviet 0freeio al
Ecuador E~mprestito de Glen MiIlones

QUITO, (SICO).-Segun una en-
trevista publicada en- ell diario
norteamericano cleveland Plain
Leader" ell presidente del Ecuador
doctor Camilo Ponce Enriquez,
anuncio que Russia habia ofrecido
a csc pals I'm emprestito de 100
millones de dolares.
La entrevista con ell mandatario
fue concedida a la senorita Maria
Hirschfeld, que la califica como
"bien parecido jefe del Gobierno",
y, segun ella ell doctor Ponce ha-
bria agregado que Russia esta
efreciendo a las nacIones de esta
parte del hemisferio mercancias a
precios tan baios que pueden con-
siderarse como regalos".
Otras declaraciones del Presi-
dente ecuatoriano segun la misma
entrevista son las s%iguientes:
ia Union Sovietica esta empe-
NADIA en- establecer canales conner
ciales con ~nosotros. Nos damos
de que e. interes de Russia de in
de introducirse en- la America La
tina es para llevarle la contraria
a los Estados Unidos".
"Nuestro problema principal es
la educacion de nuestro pueblo, de
modo que llegue a un alto nivel de
vida que lie permita rechazar al CO.
munismo".
EN- mi opinion la inversion de
capital norteamericano no Sc ha
hecho con sano juicio commercial,
como es Ell case de la realizada en-
ell LELAND Oriente".
EN- ell Ecuador hemos tenido
una moneda muy sana, en- 10 me.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03
por FaIsiiicacion
Detenido por Ia
Policiu Mexicunu
un C~oIombiuno
por FaIsificacion

MEXICO. JUNO 2 -(UPI-La
policia ~interrogo a un ciudadano
colombiano acusado de falsificar
cheques por mas de 10000 dolares.
Carlos Eduardo Reyes Ramirez,
que segun las autoridades ha sido
arrestado en- Mexico en- dos ocasio-
mes anteriores y que es buscado por
la policia de muchos PASSES, fue de-
tenido al tratar de hacer effective
dos cheques de viajero falsos.
La policia dijo que Reyes Rami.
rez ha usado alrededor de 20 alias
en- "su vida de crimenes en- TODD ell
mundo'.
Ell detenido tambien ha sido vim
culado a un grupo de estafadores
internacionales conocido por ell
nombre de "los chilenos".
Reyes Ramirez, de 80 amos de
edad, fue arrestado por I'm grupo
especial de la policia secreta mexi-
cana, en- cooperation con la compa-
MIA Wells Fargo Express de Meji-
CO.
I'm representante de la compa.
MIA dijo que la empresa coopero
con las autoridades mexicanas por-
que habia pagado mas de 10000 DO
lares durante los ultimos cinco amos
por cheques de viajeros que segun
comprobacion posterior eran fall
SOS.
Reyes Ramirez INDIGO durante ell
interrogatorio a que lie someti6 la
policia que estuvo complicado en-
ell robo de ,valiosos documentos del
banco "VALLE", del Banco de la
Propiedad, de esta capital. Ell robo
10 cometi6 en- Septiembre de 1858
ell grupo de "los chilenos", algunos
de cuyos miembros fueron captu-
radios y otros escaparon a Brasil.
Reyes Ramirez, Carlos Duarte y
Jose Antonio Cabrera Sarmiento
fueron encarcelados en- aquel en-
tonces dos amos en- la p~enitencia-
ria de ssta capital.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03
LImpiaH De tHIpa a IruiilIO
LHHlPFdH &c IHE9d d FHlH0
Revista "Life" No
Estd Conforme con
Informe GaIlndez

NUEVA YORK. JUNO 2 -
(UPD-Los abogados contrata-
dos por ell generalisimo Rafael
L. Trujillo para descifrar ell mis-
terio de la desaparici6n de Jesus
Galindez, limpiaron de toda cul-
pa al hombre fuerte dominicano
La revista LIFE, sin embar-
go manifesto que los abogados
no pudieron hallar en- SUI investi.
gacion hecho alguno que demues-
ire ser falso que Galindez fuera
secuestrado por agentes domini-
canoS y conducido en- avion a la
R~epublica Dominicana.
Los abogados, cuya investiga-
ci6n, por la que cobraron 100.
900 dolareS a Trujillo, comenz0
hace IL meses, manifestation la
creencia de que ell professor espa-
mol de la Universidad Columbia
de Nueva York pudiera estar vi
vo y oculto en- Costa Rica, WHEN
do acaso con parte del million de
dolares que levanto entire los vas
cos de los Estados Unidos y de la
America Latina para ell gobierno
de Euzkadi (Vazconia), del cual
era Galindez Representative en-
este pals.
Ell Partido Revolucionario Do
minicano, en- nota dada a la pu-
blicidad por SUI jefe, nicolas Sill
ia, acuso a los abogados, inme-
diatamente despues de darse a
conocer ell resultado de SUI inves-
tigacion, de tratar de "embaucar
al publico de los Estados UnidoS
con esta nueva y baja forma de
resolver I'm crimen politico de
grandes preparedness.
La investigation la hicieron
Morris L Ernst, abogado notable
de Nueva York y William H.
Munson, ex juez del Tribunal SUI
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03

BOGOTA, (SICO).-Hay en- la
medula de nustras relaciones po-
liticas y sociales una tendencia al
abuse que surge inmediatamente
que alguien obtiene n posicion
o un instrumental para ejecutarlo.
En- ell gobierno es donde mas apa-
rece tan abominable aspecto de
nuestra condicion, indice apenas
de que no entendemos, no practi-
camos la %solidaridad, nj apreciamos
suS inmensos beneficios para cada
miembro de una sociedad ~forzosa,
como 10 es la nacion. Pero no solo
en- ell gobierno crece esa planta
malsana. Los campos estan llenos
de gentes a quienes, por falta de
I'm minimo amparo, iletrados CO.
mo son IN SUI inmensa mayoria, Sc
les hurta su trabajo, Sc les roban
sus tierras, Sc les obliga a rendir
jornadas insoportables, Sc les des-
Wan las aguas, Sc les compra a
menos precio y con ardides y aIne-
nazas la cosecha arrancada mila.
grosamente a la terra cast yerma.
Los Caciques de la aldea y puebloS
no han d~esaparecido, sine aumen-
tando SUI poder brutal y astuto So
bre centenares de hombres y mule
res a quienes utilizan como votos,
como trabaiadores, como bandole-
roS, como peones de estribu de SUI
feudo invulnerable. Hoy eStan mas
tuertes que, punca, porque en- el
SectariSmo encontraron una iusti-
ficacion y un oficio en- la utiliza-
cion de la violencia, un negocio.
Cuando entran en- intima contra
ternidad con autoridades compli-
ces o debiles Sc converter en- I'm
pellgro y en- I'm foco constante de
a~gitaciones mas extensas. Asi, de
pronto, ell Estado que deberia ser
ell natural defensor de los COLON
bianos que no tienen NADIA, nj len
qua cast para decir sus queias, Sc
transforms ante esas gentes humil-
des en- SUI perseguidor, en- juez de
I'm l5tigo, ell Alcalde en- ell Executor
del despojo, Ell poder entero en- SUI
enemigo.
IQue servicio presta a esos mi
Homes de seres 10 que ellos Hannah
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03
EscueIa Peruana
de Agricultural
Afrontu Crisis

LIMA JUNO 3 -(UPD- n
neo-clasicismo, en- ell cual la senci-
dado por los aiumnos y la mayoria
de los profesores de la Escuela Ma.
cional de Agriculture de la Molina,
asumi6 ell control de dicta escuela
una junta reorganizadora provisio.
nal.
Dicha junta ha desconocido la
autoridad del director del planted,
ingeniero agr6nomo German Gar
cha Rada, de la Junta de Professors
Titulares.
Por SUI parte, ell director de la
EScuela,' ingeniero Garcia Rada
Sc ha negado a entregar las llaves
de la Escuela, despues de haber de-
.clarado que su mandate terminara
en- Mayo de 1861. Fue elegido por
un periodic de cinco amos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03

ell gobierno? SCuando los defiende,.
los ampara, los educa, los alimen-
ia, los auxilia? SCuando abre sine
para ellos, para u hijos, la opor-
tunidad que SUI generation espero
vanamente? Y 81 es asi, no estamos
cultivando una Colombia negra y
%adolorida, resentida y enemiga al
lado de la otra, minoritaria, que
recibe los beneficios de la organi-
zacion estatal y abusa de ellos. ALA
esta la violencia, ell delito, ell apro-
vechamiento de TODD csc desampa-
no sin voz nj recurso, y no pode-
mos los demas colombianos seguir,
de espaldas a csc drama collective
de miseria e irredenci6n, nj I'm dia
mas, sin que la Republica misma
commence a disolverse: Esa inmen-
sa parte del territorio colombiano
donde ell estado no significa .sino
peligro, dolor y abuse es la auten-
tica colonia de la otra Republica
a que pertenecemos muy pocos
compatriotas. Esta en- nuestro inte-
res Incorporate a Colombia, ha-
cerla mejorar SUI existencia, defen-
derla, para que consuma, produz-
ca, haga negocios, compre, venda,
piense, liable, lea, escuche y OPT
ne.
Pero 81 no entendemos ell carac-
ter que tendria la maravillosa aven-
tura economical de que haya en- rea-
lidad 13 millones de colombianos
de tempo complete al menos por
respeto a la dignidad de esos seres
humanos, que les fue otorgada en-
igual grade a que nosotros, de5ie-
ramos llevar la mas elemental ci-
v~ilizacion hasta esos sitios y, ante
TODD, la mas simple y pura JUST
cia. Ciertamente ell gobierno, y me-
nos cuando todos sus resortes e
Instruments estan, como los dejo
la dictadura deshechos, no puede
hacerlo TODD y es un deliberate
engano prometerlo, TODD a SUI nom
bre. Ningun colombiano puede as
plrar a enriquecerse nj prosperar
solo por la accion del nstado a me-
nos que tenga ell pensamiento de
robar a sus conciudadanos. Pero ell
estado 81 puede ser justo ell 60
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03
0pina on San Francisco
viuie de Nixon
FUe Provechoso,
Dice DipUtudO

SAN FRANCISCO, JUNO q
(UPD.-El presidente del Senado
peruano expreso la opinion de que
ell reciente viaje del vicepresidente
Richard M. Nixon "fue realmente
~provechoso, pues hizo que EStados
Unidos abriera los ojos con respec-
to a la America del Sur"
Luego, Ell DR.. Enrique Torres Be-
Ion, ell presidente de la alta Cana
ra de Peru, agrego que "Estados
Unidos no ha dado a la America
del Sur la atencion que esta mere
ce".
Torres Belon hizo tales observa-
clones en- una entrevista con la
prensa al llegar a San Francisco al
frente de la delegation de ocho lie
gisladores peruanos que hace un
recorrido de Estados Unidos para
lograr capital para ell fomento de
la industrial minera y petrolera de
i'll pals
"Nunca ha habido nj existe en-
Peru sentlmiento de animadversion
algun ohacia EStados Unidos', dijo
Torres Belon y luego explic6 que
las manifestations contra Nixon
en- Peru fueron tramadas por "un
pequeno grupo de comunistas que
agito a los estudiantes de la Uni
versidad de San Marcos.
Peru pasa por I'm periodic de
retroeeso economico y cuando hay
malestar agitador puede incitar ia
cilmente a la gente", dijo Torres
Belon y senalo que 'por cada incl
(Pasa a la Pag. s.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03

premo del Estado de Nueva
York.
Truiillo les page $4,000 d6la-
res en- concepto de honorarios y
$4,000 dolares para gastos.
Ademas page otros $4,000
dolares a Sidney S. Baron, dueno
de una oficina de publicidad pa
ra que hiciera propaganda en-
favor de la Republica Dominica
ma. Baron ha dirigido toda la pu-
blicidad de la Investigation.
Ell informe dice que los aboga-
dos no pudieron hallar indicio
alguno que demuestre que Calm
DEE fue conducido en- avi6n a la
Republica Dominicana por ell
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03
Dictado Auto de Detention
Contra Pedro Estrada

CARACAS, JUNO 2 CUPID
= Ell Segundo Juzgado de
Instruction, presidido por ell
Juez Guillermo Tell Aveledo,
dict6 aun auto de detencion
contra ell ex jefe dc Seguri-
dad Nacional, Pedro Estrada
y otros 35 individuos, todos
ellos ex agentes de Seguri-
dad.
Ell Juez Aveledo declare
que Sc tramitara la extradi-
cion de los acusados que Sc
encontrasen en- ell extranjero.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03

Version Inglesa Ultima Pag.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03
DtARI0 Las AMERICAS - Pig. }
Panama
Esfudiantes
Abandonan Ia
Universidad

PANAMA JUNO 2 -(UPD-Los
estudiantes comenzaron Ell sabado
a abandonar las instalaciones de la
Universidad.
Sc han derogado ell toque de que.
da y la cenSura, pero I'm portavoz
de la presidencia inform6 que to-
davia sigue en- vigor la suspension
de las libertades civiles.
Ell dirigente estudiantil, Andres
(Pasa a Ia Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-03

ses nuestra unidad monetaria ha SUI
Dido de los ~ a los 16 sucres por
dollar. Ademas no hay inflacion 10
que constitute en- case exceptional
en- la America Latina.
ASILADOS ECUATORIANOS
QUITO, (SICO).-El Ministerio
de R~elaciones Exteriores del Ecua.
(Pasa a Ia Pag. 81
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Star Stan Writer

VHNHE years old. The
assistant who takes lunchme
munches a sandwich while he waits trade.
No child labor laws being violated though The store
sixth of the Glen Haven
Elementary Spring. strictly to the
occasional
pencils bottle of ink
begun eight Mrs Ann Boyd mainly
students practical training arithmetic
children liked much that being chosen for its stan
the coveted honors at Glen Haven.
supplies of
bought wholesale retail
Manager Lloyd Etheredge
buy school. These have
monograph records and furniture
school entranceway
Business m. and 1880 to 1915, to
shoppers Lloyd school
business Besides
Jeffrey the regular staff includes
morning afternoon shifts At the
period the staff counts the and checks
against running inventory Mrs Boyd takes
CONTINUED
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