davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-05
Pereeen Carbonizados IT
en- Mexico en- Choque de
Autob1s contra un Canton
CRAVEMENTE HERIDOS EN-
.ACODENTE EN- UNA CARRETERA

CORTAZAR, Mexico, MARIO
4.-(UPD-Veintisiete perso-
mas perecieron carbonizadas ca
81 por complete y siete queda-
ron gravemente heridas, GUAM
do un autobus de ~pasajeros Sc
estrello en- la carretera Pana-
mericana contra I'm canton
que Sc habia estacionado en-
la via.
Ell autobus Sc incendio in
mediatamente a consequence
del impacto.
FL incidente ocurrio en- las
inmediacienes de Cortazar, po-
blacion del estado de Guiana
juato.
La policia de Celaya, Situa-
da a unos is Kilometres de dis
tancia, informo que, 81 de las
victimas no pudieron ser reco-
nocidas, pues Sc les habia car
bonizado cast la mitad del cuer-
pc.
Entire los heridos figura una
nina de nueve amos de edad.
Francisco Flores Perez, Sc
cretario de la policia de Celia
va, dijo, que al parecer ell ca
mion estaba cargado de barri-
les de alcohol, pues tambien Sc
incendio.
Los dos vehiculos fueron con-
sumidos totalmente por las la
mas.
Flores Perez observe, que Sc
trata del accidente mas grave
que haya ocurrido en- las carre-
teras de Guanajuato.
Los heridos pudieron esca-
par por las ventanillas del au-
tobus antes de que las llamas
envolvieran por complete a los
dos vehiculos.
Ell siniestro ocurrio a ESQ de
las tres de la madrugada.
Ell autobus que habia salido
unas horas antes de Aguas Ca
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-05

lientes, procedia de la capital
de Mexico.
PESQUEROS MEXICANOS
DECLARADOS CULPABLES
MEXICO, mario 4.-(UPD-
FL se%cretario de RelacioneS Ex-
teriores, Manuel Tello, dijo que
efectivamente, estaban pescan-
do a una milla de distancia de
las costas de Ell Salvador los
tripulantes del barco mexicano
Maestro, que fueron deteni-
dos por las autoridades saliva
dorenas.
"Recibimos un telegrama del
encargado del consulate del
que Sc desprende claramente,
que 81 estaban pescando a una
milla de distancia de las costas
de FL Salvador. Lo que sucede-
ra ahora es que, Sc pague la
multa y asi Sc solucionar ael
problema", dijo ell secretario.
PAGAN MULTA
SAN SALVADOR, mario 4.
-(UPI) Ell representante del
buque pesquero mexicano que
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
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Peronistas SUfren un Gran Reeves
en- Santa Fe al .NegurIe DerechO
d Inscribirse a "NUevo" Purtido

SANTA FE, mario 4. CUPID.
Las esperanzas electorales del
peronismo, recibieron un serio
reeves de parte de la junta cleo
toral de la provincial, al negar-
Sc esta a inscribir en- los regis
tros electorales al "nuevo" par
lido justicialista, en- razon de
que los documentos presentados
'por este grupo para SUI inscrip-
ci0n son identicos a los del vie
10 partido peronista, actualmen-
tie proscrito en- TODD ell pals.
En- ell curse de este mes y en-
Ell del proximo, unos ochocien-
tos mil votantes de seis provin-
cias, iran a las urnas a elegir
diputados a las legislatures pro-
vincialeS y consejeros municipal
les, como de esta eifra, medic
million de votos seran emitidos
en- la provincial de Santa Fe So
lamente, la resolucin de la jun
ia acknowledgements convierte
en- esteril ell propagandistico es-
fuerzo de los ~peronistas de vol
yer por sus fueros electorales.
No es todavia cosa clara, cual
sera eXactamente la actitud de
los peronistas en- estas eleccio-
mes, La llamada ''linea de firme-
"a" de la izquierda encabezada
por John William Cooke tiene
ell proposito de p~resentar sus
candidates propios y, en- cual-
quier case, va contra cualquier
componenda que pudiera signi-
ficar votar por los candidates
radicales intranSigentes, que
apoyan al gobierno.
Los dirigentes de edad que
encabeza Oscar Albrieu, ultimo
ministro del interior que tuvo
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-05

de Bolivia, Herman Siles Suazo,
sea impotente para proteger q
los ciudadanos norteamericanos.
Califico de "%sumamente infor.
tunado" ell articulo de la revis-
ia Time" que provoc6 los dis
turhlos en- La Paz, y manifesto
que Bolivia debiera saber por
"hechos %concretos" que los E.U.
estan preocupadisimos por SUI
problema econ6mico y que res
petan Ia forma en- que dicho pals
estlrne oportuno hacerle frente.
mo creo que Bolivia, tenga mo-
two para estar descontenta de
nosotros -dijo-. La hemos
ayudado, y consideramos al pue-
bio boliviano como amigo YER
-(COntinua en- la Pagina o.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-05
kiIifares Arrestados pOr
C~OnspkaciOn en- Panama
Contra ell Gobierno

A mario 4. (UPD.-
Mas de Is personals, incluyendo
cierto numero de cabos y sar-
gentos de la Guardia Nacional,
estan arrestados como conspi-
radores contra ell gobierno del
Presidente Ernesto de la Guar.
dia, hijo.
Cuatro miembros civiles del
movimiento nacional de liberia
cion figuran entire los deteni-
dos. Otros tres miembros del
partido de oposicin son busca-
dos.
Ell comandante de la Guardia
Nacional, Coronel Bolivar Valla-
rino actuo rapidamenet para
frustrar la conspiracion que ha-
cia varios meses estaba prepa-
randose.
Fuentes cercanas a Vallarino
dlJer0n que, los obJetlvos lnl-
ciales de los conspiradores, eran
apoderarse del Quartet de la
Guardia Nacional -unica fuer-
"a armada del pals y del ae-
ropuerto International de To-
cumen.
De acuerdo con las fuentes,
los conspiradores eran partida-
rios de que ell vicepresidente
Temistocles Diaz asumiera la pri
mera magistratura, pero Diaz no
ha sido vinculado a la conspi.
racion.
Diaz no ha estado en- buenas
relaciones con De La Guardia
desde que asumieron sus car
COS ell primero de octubre de
1856 y no participa del gobier-
no,
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-05

chas en- este momento, solo pue-
den echar lena al fuego -diio
Smathers-. Yo quisiera que hui.
biese mas conciencia de la amis-
tad basica que los pueblos de
ambos paises sienten reciprocal
mente."
Este l~lamamiento reflejo la
actitud general de la comision
de relaciones exteriores del Sc
nado; al mismo tempo que la
del Departments de Estado.
Las autoridadeS temen que cual-
quier observation destemplada
en- este momento, pueda desatar
una nueva oleada de demostra-
clones neutrality-suspicious..
smathers dijo que, mo pue-
de concebir" que ell Presidente
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-05

Peron, parecen estar a la espe-
ra de los acontecimientos. Co.
mo muchos individuoS que lie
gan al pals sostienen haber CON
ferenciado con Peron en- SUI des-
tlerro, ACADIA de dirigirse a Gu
dad Trujillo una comision de
tres personals encabezadas por
Manuel Campos con ell objeto
de obtener del ex dictator al
gun mensaje concrete para los
"fieles' que aun quedan en- Ar
gentina.
Philharmonic Sc ha afirmado
muchaS veces y a menudo Sc ha
desmentido tambien, que Peron
haya hecho otra tregua con Ell
gobierno de Frondizi, pero Coo
Ike ha desmentido de plano que
haya tregua alguna, anadiendo
que, antes al contrario, Sc man
tiene la guerra contra ell regi-
men.
Entretanto, ell gobierno con-
tinua observando mano firme
frente a los elementos peronis-
tas, en- especial respecto de suS
Delegates sindicalistas al mismo
tempo, en- la penitenciaria que
las fuerzas armadas tienen en-
la isla Magdalena, cerca de la
desembocadura del Plata, sigue
en- 'arresto hace va semanas to-
do un eontingente de altos Off
ciales militares peronistas en-
retro.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-05
ERA DE AVIONES
A RECACION

BUENOS AIRES, MARIO A.
Aerolineas Argentinas
Sc prepare para encauzar a la
(Pasa a la Pag, 81
, 1959-10-10
.

tor Lawaetz; who has desig-
mated himself a one man
Chamber Of Commerce in pro-
noting the climate and seem
cry in the Virgin Islands,
invited Acting Governor and
Mrs. Swanson to include the
Virgin Islands in their timer
ary. He promised them that he
would get out Of bed to per
sonally greet them on their
arrival in the Virgin Islands.
, 1959-10-10
WANTED

USED TYPEWRITER for
Claude o. Markoe School,
call office.
, 1959-10-10
GOV. MERwIN

/ wish to extend to you and
Mrs. Gereau my very best per-
isonal regards, and to wish you
both many more years Of hap
;piness in your well-deserved
retirement
, 1959-10-10
.Christiansted

pedited this important piece
The Governor told the Pre- Of legislation. He asked the
sluent OF the Senate, on be- President to personally con-
half Of the people Of the virs vey his sincere thanks 10
Bin Islands, that he W a $ each and every member Of
pleased and proud Of the man the Legislature for the SPLEEN
ner IN which the Senate ex- did work accomplished.
, 1959-10-10
GOVERNOR SIGNS

Present in the Governors
Office on this historical occa-
sion, were Government Secre-
stary Of the Virgin Islands, Dr..
Roy W. Bornn; the Attorney
General, Russell johnson; the
, 1959-10-10
THE BROTHERS

Yul Brynner, Maria Schell
Claire Bloom & Lee j. Cobb
This is the story of the sins and
sinners from the stormy, seething
pages of the immortal story from
the Novel by Dostoyevsky.
A great story-teller's greatest
story boldly pictured!
--LATEST NEWS
, 1959-10-10

and Assistant Attorney General
oer- John de Jongh; the Commits.
you ssioner Of Finance, Percy dc
APP Jongh; the Commissioners 81
we'd Public Works, Donald S. Bore
ham; and the Director Of the
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port to its schedule tonight
$50 to 10 O'Clock. Newsman
Matthew Warren is host and
the guests are Senators Nc
Clellan and Erwin.
=
Drama: NBC finally closed
that deal for the TV rights
to eight motion pictures owned
by David Selznik, but the pre-
sentation won't begin until the
1960-61 season. The pictures
are "Intermezzo," "Rebecca,"
"Spellbound," Portrait Of
Jennie" The Paradine Case, 3"
THE Farmers Daughter" The
Spiral Staircase" and "Notori-
Gus"
Loretta Young will launch
her season Sunday. September
20, with a special of her own
an hour teleplay. THE Road"
filmed in Europe-The series
returns to its half-hour formal
on MICA the succeeding
Sunday.
Variety: Jack Benny insures
same for his CBS-TV show of
October Is with the addition to
his cast of Harry S. Truman
The former President will
be seen in a sequence to be
tapped at the Truman Memorial
Library.
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

900, WRC "a - Fanfare:
(Repeat Strictly Person.
al" Whitney Blake. A wom-
ans placid married life sud-
denly turns into a night
mare, when her former
sweetheart presumed to be
a war casualty. returns.
$3.50, WTTG (5 Special:
Report on Labor Corrup-
ton" with Senators John
Mcclellan and Sam j. Erwin.
10000, WMAL Ozone Step
Beyond: (Repeat "T h e
Burning Girl" Olive Deer
ing. Girl is accused of start
ing fires.
1l:OO, WTTG (5)-Starlight
Theater: underwater. "
Jane Russell. Two skim
divers brave the perils OF
the deep sea to locate a
Sunken treasure 1850.
ILLS, WTOP ~ The Late
Show: The Citadel" Rob-
ert Donat. Dedicated young
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last Spring over the axing of
the tire companys long-run
musical provided sizzling copy.
There will be IA programs in
all, to be seen either at 1880 or
10 pm. under the title Eye
witnesses to History.
The first one Thursday
night, to be introduced by
Harvey S. 'Firestone, jr., will
focus on President Eisenhow-
er'S visit with Chancellor AIDE
nauer in Bonn. Walter Cron-
kite will be the anchor man
and it's reported that the pro-
grams will be run without an
opening or middle commercial.
The IA half-hour programs
will be in addition to regular
CHS coverage.
y
Meanwhile, NBC announced
day-by-day coverage of Mr..
ks visit, with a 15-minute
program every night plus an
hour sum-up at the conclusion.
This is in addition to telecast
of the National Press Club
luncheon and other events.
NBC also revealed how it
would handle the informal
talk" between President Essen
hover and Prime Minister Har-
old Macmillan on British TV
Monday, August 81. The talk
will be broadcast live" by
NBC-radio if the time is made
known in advance. Otherwise.
it will be recorded on tape and
broadcast within a half hour
after it is received at NBC News
in New York. The TV pictures
will be recorded on kinescsope
in London and shown on Dave
Garroway's Today show Sep
TENDER /.
ABC is also blocking in news
specials on the Eisenhower
Khrushchev travels and we
suggest that viewers check
their TV logs daily as well as
regular TV newscasts for latest
information.
+ i
WTTG-5 adds a timely re-
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TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

600, WASH-FM 1911 Mc.)-
In the Concert Hall: Over
ture to the Conservation of
the House by Beethoven and
Symphony No. SO in E Flat
Major by Mozart.
900, WGMS AMIN $50 nc.
and 1885 Me- - Special
PreSe ntation: Leonard
Bernstein Birthday Pro-
gram. Works by Tchaikov-
sky, Bernstein, Ravel and
Stravinsky.
800, VOL AM-FM (145O Kc.
and 9S.7 Mc.)-Good Music
Time: Symphony No. 2 by
Brahms and La Mer by De-
busy.
10000, WMAL-FM (107.3 Me-
-Nocturne: Piano Concerto
in G Minor Opus 80 by Dvo-
rak and Carmen Suite by
Bizet.
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KennedyGets
Historic Role

Arthur Kennedy will play
Alexander Hamilton to Ralph
Bellamy's Thomas Jefferson in
Divided We Stand" first Of
the American Heritage specials
on NBC-TV October 10. a..
Chris White, Washington girl
making good in Hollywood,
went before the cameras last
Friday for an episode on CBS's
The Millionaire. E. The Wood
row Wilson High graduate CO.
stars with Marshall Thompson.
The oft-quoted Pappy, father
OF Bret and Bart Maverick,
makes his first appearance on
the fall premiere September 10,
ABC-7. He's going to look
an awful lot like Jim Garner,
who will be playing Bret and
his dad.
The September list of TV
stars visiting Washington,
which includes ABC's Gardner
Mckay, now boasts a small-fry
favorite-WRC-4's Huckleberry
Hound. Huckleberry and
his sidekick. Yogi Bear, will be
at the Hecht Co. September IL.
Playhouse 80 apparently
saved its best repeats for Sep
TENDER :. The schedule: Sept.
10. "Old Man" (Sterling Hay
dem Geraldine Page, Sept. IT,
THE Days of Wine and Roses"
Piper Laurie Cliff RObertsOn)
and Sept. "a, Child of Our
Time" MACMILLAN Schell -
Robert CrawfOrd)
Aside to J.M.C.: A letter
from Walter Lantz, creator of
Woody Woodpecker, explains
how that precocious Figaro
number was performed. -. THE
name of the singer is Lee
Sweetland, formerly of the San
Francisco Opera Company. We
recorded his voice normally and
speeded it up to get the effect
you hear in the picture, he
writes. B. H.
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonights top ShoiDs previeDed by ~ KEYS STAFF
who attend rehedrsdlS match screenings and dnayse
scripts in New York, Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions offered a guide to area Uieioers.
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opinions are offered as a guide to area vie,0ers
Cheyenne-"Backire" repeat Bronco is deputy working
for an aging sheriff with big rep. When young gun
singer challenges the sheriff to duel and the old man
proves incapable 1t looks though he'll lose his job
few of his arcenous pals decide to stage hodup to
make the old sheriff look good again. Naturally the
title indicates the plan backhres and sets up enough
action to keep Bronco busy for his full hour. 730 pm
WMAL-7.
Back to SchOOA special news documentary covering the
Problems facing the Nations schools from coast to coast
AS narrator David Brinkley points out the three big
problems money Indignation and how to handle gifted
children. Among the high spots are film visits to Los
Angeles where one million dollars day spent just
to keep the ctys head above water; the Indignation
problems of Little Rock Houston and New York City;
Oklahoma City, town that always raise money to
educate its youngsters; HackenSack j. where foreign
languages taught in the first grade and the Univer
sy of Chicago training teachers to start the sciences
in kindergarten Every year of the networks puts
together a show like this and it's always worthwhile
pma WRC4.
Wyatt Earp-"The Frame-Up" (Repeat) When gang de-
cides to frame Wyatt for payroll robbery, Doc Holiday
goes after the men with guns blazing and hypodermlc
needles squirting. $50 pm, WMAL-T
The Rieman-"The Sheridan Story" Repeat Larry Dob
kin and Royal Dano as General Sheridan and dis
grunted crippled Confederate soldier, respectively are
superb in this beautifully written and directed play
pm, WMAL-7.
Naked City-"Fire Island" Repeat) The setting is that
popular York resort Fire Island, during its
deserted winter Four set headquarters on the
barren island with the sole purpose of making illegal
whisky Directing and acting particularly Henry Hull
and George Maharas frst-rate and the finals will
keep you glued to your chair. $50 pmr WMAL-I
Andy Williams ShOw-Another pleasant session with the
summers refreshing variety show. The host does
Lonely Street" and opens with "Thereu Be Some
Changes Made" Peggy King solos on Everything Comes
Up Roses" and the Hi Los contribute Great Day ana
Back Home Indiana" Peter Gennaro dances to the
music Side Story" and Dick Van Dyke does his
popular Ed Murrow takeoff Nothing special but nicely
served. 10 pm, WTOP-9.
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LATEST TV
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are carried in
the TeleVue Magazine with
Sundays Star. Following
is supplementary informa-
ton on today'S program re-
ceived after TeleVue went
to press.
$50, WTTG ~ - Spe-
cial Program: Report on
Labor Corruption" with
Senator John Mcclellan
and Senator Sam J. Erwin.
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ALTHOUGH most experts
n argue about how much
radioactive fallout is safe,
they all agree on one thing:
the risk will grow worse be.
fore it gets better-and fall.
out will increase for seven
or eight years. even without
further bomb tests!
In this weeks Saturday
Evening Post, you'll dis
cover how the radioactive
particles that are released
after each atomic blast have
polluted the air we breathe,
the water we drink, the food
we eat. You'll learn how the
reports confirm an existing
danger - and you'll read a
penetrating analysis of this
disturbing situation.
If you have ever asked
yourself -.
. how can | learn the truth
about folIoUt?
. what price must my chill
dren and their children pay
for our atomic orming?
els foIlovt cousing a rise in
levkemio and bone cancer?
-. and if you want to find
out why the United States is
faced with a growing danger
from radioactivity you
must read "Fallout: The
Silent Killer"
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pioneer work in a N. Carolina
hospital has resulted in truly
remarkable cures and who has
helped train 1000 ministers.
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TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

800, WTOP-Baseball: Sen
atorS VS.. Tigers at Detroit.
1000, WWDC-American Fo-
rum of the Air: DR.. N. R,
Danielian and Congressman
Chester BoWleS will discuss
What Business can do to
Combat the Soviet Econom-
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Tomorrow
2:15, WTOP-BaSeball: Sena-
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physician almost loses his
way of life 1888.
1880, WMAL "a - Mystery
Hour: Power of the Whist
ler." Richard Dix. A girl I'M
knowingly befriends a homi-
cidal maniac.
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ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
Eyewitness Series
Begins Thursday
By BERNIE HARRISON
Star Tv Critic

There intriguing announcements by the net
the end and by category they something
like this:
AS all three networks buSy revamped schedules for
specials the Eisenhower Khrushchev visits CBSTV flushed
that happiest of all collaborators sponsor
backer-FreStone, whose diSenchantment with TV
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In the September Ladies' Home
Journal - the exclusive, intimate
story Of Queen Mary, grandmother
OF England's present queen, as
written from her private letters and
diaries Also exclusive Paris fash
ions. On sale Thursday
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the principal plus 9 per cent
interest for each year.
II convicted Of fraud. he
would have to pay the princi-
pal. plus so per cent as a pen
atty. and an additional 6 per
cent interest.
The investigation got under
way, the source said, even be-
fore an earlier probe of Gold
fines affairs which led to the
resignation Of Presidential Aide
Sherman Adams. who is now
in retirement.
Some So agents took part in
the probe which covered Mr.
Goldflne's financial operations
across the country. which the
source described as fantastic" /"
Lawrence Cohen, one of Mr..
Goldfne's extensive legal staff,
Evening star., 1959-12-17

and Space Administration said
the batteries went dead last
week end, after IS days Of
transmitting information on
the earth's magnetic field, X
rays from the sun and other
conditions in space. The bat
teries had been expected to
last about 90 days.
Though it no longer has a
voice. the satellite will con.
tinue to whirl about the earth
for about 40 years, NASA
scientists estimate.
Evening star., 1959-12-17
GoEdfine's
TdxesArgued

BOSTON, Dec. II (AP).-
Bernard Goldflne. Boston in
dustrialist. owes the Govern
ment between So and So million
in income taxes for the years
1852 through 1857, a Govern
ment source has reported.
The source, who figured in
q year-long investigation Of
Mr.. Goldfine's financial affairs,
would not allow use of his
name.
A civic conviction would SUBJ
ject Mr.. Goldflne to a penalty
(which would require him to pay
Evening star., 1959-12-17

informed Of the IRIS charge
said:
"It's q lie. How can they
judge in advance what he
owed? This is a complete vio-
lation of jurisprudence. These
cases always are decisions Of
the courts. Such a story is q
plant to prejudice Mr.. Gold
fines case If it ever comes up
in court. The internal revenue
service is doing its best to pre-
judice any possible outcome Of
a tax prosecution against Mr..
Goldflne."
Evening star., 1959-12-17
Flu Closes Schools

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Dec
II (AP). - Influenza forced
schools here 10 dismiss early
for the Christmas holidays
yesterday. Supt. Ben Brite said
l 1909 Of $4,000 students en-
rolled were absent Tuesday and
many more left during the day
He said about II teachers were
i'll.