The San Juan Star (25 abr. 1960)

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the San Juan Star 10¢ 200° ‘amilies Periled DAILY | EXCEPT SUNDAY —

Vol, I

No. 148-

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Monday,

April 25, 1960 |

‘Becond-class at San

Juan

postage

paid

Puerte

Rico

Tel. 3-8400

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In Isla

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Highway Death Total Mounts To 120: 5 Die Over Weekend Puerto Rico’s 1960. traffic death driven by Sena and was traveltoll soared {05120 over the week- ‘ing northeast. | The civilians end with corded.

five

more. fatalities

re-

were

In Bayamon,' ‘about 10:30 p.m. fast night, Nicholas Normandia, 28, of Comerio St., was killed instantly

in

when

front

going

of

for

two

said. The as Ayelio

took

Soldiers

and

victim death.

was

street

to

séven

fhe

after

were No.

police,

turday

when

the

body

of

Da-

maso del Valle Garcia, 35, was discovered on the road in the

By A. W. MALDONADO About 200 families living along the overflowing banks

Fort

Rio section of Guaynabo. Police said del Valle. was probably

of the Guamani

Brooke where Sena and Davis were also pronounced dead.

trying to cross the road when (See HIGHWAY, Page 12)

yama are being prepared for possible evacuation from their homes by Civil Defense workers and other governmental

driguez

buy

of A

Army

Hospital

at

struck

near Cayey

| Ponce.

out

were

‘|ce,

a brid-

by

Rivera

Jr.,

23.

The

injured soldiers,

included Bernard

first

Jose

authorities,

to

the

police

small

was

York,

high

DST

in

24

tion in Guatemala and other Cen- tral American Countries. It also

hours

Page

New

12)

Jersey

Northeastern it’s

Puerto

Rico,

which

on

Atlantic

will

remain

S. also re-

Standard in

Further

west,

apply to states.

Indiana,

and too.

sections

of

effect

Win-

California DST will many

other

Notably remaining on Eastern Standard Time was Florida. When

be

it’s noon

11

sticking

am.

here,

in

to EST

it still will

Florida. are

Also

Washington,

_| Oregon,

HITCHHIKER—Dr.

Barbara

Moore,

«i!

56-year-old

British physician-walker, refused a ride into a Reno hotel offered by ; inger Monique Van Vooren, striding beside her. Dr.- NV re said she wouldn’t fudge on her foot the United States. Yesterday she was rejourney acr vorted in Elke, Nevada, still going strong. (AP Wirephato)

(AP)

Eisenhower

President

de

terday

on

guide

them

Soviet

Gaulle

the

and

agreed

strategy

yes-

that will

in summit

Premier

Pre-

French

talks

Nikita

with

Khrush-

chev. The two Western leaders jointly announced their agreement

after a long conference

in Eisen-

hower’s tightly guarded Camp David (Maryland) mountain retreat. Spokesmen for the two men gave no details. But, Eisenho-

de Gaulle are reported reviewed prospeets for

disarmament, as well as Afied tactics in meeting Russia’s de-

Time when

there

WASHINGTON

sident

wer and to have

and

U.

noon

consin, Nevada switched over,

NO is

for

through October. It also was started yesterday in all of New England, Washington, D.C., and most of Pennsylvania and Delaware. .

help of the United Fruit Company as a beachhead for an invasion

opera-

in

mains Time.

Mi-

(See INVASION, Paes 19)

Dam,

THREAT,

of the

noon

“T can affirm’ categorically,” said Roa, “that Guatemalan territory is being utilized at-this Same instant with the complicity of President Ydigoras and the

American-owned

issued

out.

it’s

teniala.

large

duty

areas.

went on Daylight Saving yesterday, meaning that

Guatemalan President Manuel Ydigoras Fuentes of conspiring to organize an invasion of Cuba, Roa made the charge in a press statement replying to an accusation by Ydigoras that Cuban officials were masterminding an antigovernment movement in Gua-

a

been

bulletin

Carite

New

nister Raul Roa yesterday accused

of our country.” American-Owned Operation The United Fruit Company

have

flood

a 12-hour period ending at am, Sunday. Severe floods

most

Seen By Cuba (AP)—Foreign

flood

Ci-

Many States Switch To Daylight Time

Invasion Plot HAVANA

basin

(See FLOOD

Army

car

river

At

Reyes,

and

in

break

19. According

alert’ for

poli-

and

will occur, the Weather Bureau said, if more: heavy showers

three Leslie,

Vasquez

personnel

on

in 6

25, Lupe W. Cardenas, 37, and Rodney Boost, 32, and one more civilian,

Defense

that

workers

the Guayama area followed almost seven inches of rain there

two were soldiers at the USS. Army Caribbean Signal Agency at Henry Barracks, Cayey. Hit And Run The more

Cross

the

spokesman

yesterday

placed The

Police as Wilton J. Sena, 26 Howard) Davis, 23; and Leovigildo Rondon

Red

vil

on High-

identified

Bureau

announced

which

1.

dead

of Gua-

‘Ike, De Gaulle Reach Accord Over Summit

7

A Weather

killed

in

town

reau here yesterday issued a the Guayama ‘|flood alert for ‘}area and a flood warning for -|the south and eastern sections ‘lof the island from Humacao to].

weekend

car

near the southeastern

- Following several days of heavy rains, the U.S. Weather Bu-

two

three

River

agencies.

hit-run

were

the

riding

ge abutment

Health

a single

fifth

persons

Saturday

Cayey

police

lives

civilian.

to

the

Bayamon.

the a

According

The

was

in the weekend,

accident

way

car

he

to

was identified Colon, 23, of

Gardens,

Earlier

by

children,

driver Cortes

Magnolia

they

the

his

a

as

home

across

food

of

struck

his

taken

Center where Rondon was pronounced dead on arrival. The soldiers were transported ‘to Ro-

The other weekend ‘death. was registered about 10:30 p.m. Sa-

Rescuers Stand Ready To Evacuate Residents Along Guamani River

Texas, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah and Oklahoma. Railroads, buses and air lines will operate on local times wherever practical. New timetables for DST are being issued by public: carriers, however.

mands on East-West White

James joint

Berlin, Germany and relations generally. House

Press

Hagerty

told

.Eisenhower-de

Secretary

newsmen Gaulle

a

com-

munique summing up the results of their confidential talks would be issued this afternoon.

Boaf Skipper Slain; Killers Flee To Cuba NASSAU,

Florida

Bahamas

boat

(AP)—A

skipper

was

slain

yesterday on a Bahamas rescue mission, and castaways who shot

him

fled

the

dead

to

Cuban

man’s

waters

in

boat.

Four Pennsylvania tourists, passengers on the craft; its mate, a pretty and the

woman castaway and body of Capt. Angus

Boatwright,

55,

were

flown

by,

the Coast Guard to Nassau while other Coast Guard craft unsue-

cessfully pursued the fleeing 30foot cabin cruiser Muriel III of Islamorada, Scene

tempted and

(See

two

Florida.

of

the

rescue male

KILLERS

Muriel

of

the

III's

companions

FLEE,

at-

woman Page

was-

12)


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