DAILY EXCEPT
|
SUNDAY
Vol. I No. 188
pects
AO ORO ts
DON R
f
Shortage Still Threatening The
Aqueduct
and
Sewer
will
continue
for
ground
Airlines reported about onethird
the
airports had been canceled between midnight and noon yesterday because of the pilots’ strike. i
of
—
about
five
days
supply
most of the regularly scheduled flights between :New York and Bermuda, Montreal, San Juan, Houston and Atlanta. sa
at
to
the
Guaynabo
which
provides
water
flights,
not
enough
Old
San
Juan,
Miramar,
Sa-
grada Corazon and Monteflores. Rain that fell Friday did not alleviate the situation. Precipitation was registered as only 015
inch,
del
Annote re
said.
Added
Usually,
kesman
Toro
the
Strain
department
spo-
said, seven to eight mil-
lions of gallons are pumped from, the. Cidra reservoir daily, but due to another shortage at the Santa Rosa pumping station a total
to
of
be
ten
reservoir
on
million
pumped to
the’
all
of
had
the
Cidra
Guaynabo
plant
Saturday. . The Guaynabo
serves
gallons
from
been
them
thrift
the
plant,
which
areas
includ-
by
Mario
law,
stu-
Gomez,
‘Guay-
and
Dr. Antonia
two
two
citizens
smaller reservoirs. Should Cidra reservoir plant run
the dry
dent testified before the Council calling for creation of a general student council. _A professor at the University, Francisco Manrique Cabrera, in-
nabo,
thi8
Catafio,
is : also
week,
Guaynabo
del
plant
to. maintain at
and
served
Toro
said,
the
is-still..expected
normal: services ‘to
least
the
“(See
WATER,
low-level.
areas
Page
of
21)
Saez were
attending.
the
The
stu.
tended to testify but arrived at (See
HEARINGS,
Page
21)
Bloody Friday At Imparcial
oliowed By Relative Quiet A brawl on about one block
‘the by! beyond the El
The end
followed
Imparcial building “was the only
battle
violence. registered the
strike
at
the
in
president
newspaper,
El
another
four
Teamsters
and
two
members of the Seafarers Union. (The San Juan STAR, which was. caught ‘in * e middle ‘of the: jurisdictional fight between the Teamsters and the SIU, was unable to publish iast Friday and Saturday. The STAR’s editorial offices and typesetting facilities: are in thé El Imparcial building
and
the
newspaper
has
been
printing on El ‘Imparcial presses up to the strike. It is now being
printed on the presses of the Island. TIMES.) :
peaceful
week-
bloody
Friday
a
in which
yesterday
Imparcial. It ended in the arrest of
relatively
local
Jaime Teamster
grapher
Teamster
Amador leader,
Humberto
smoke
the
battle,
‘gained control
trance
to
the
of the
in en-
newspaper.
_ Ei amparcial management turday telegraphed | shop
Sa_em-
ployes to return to work yester-
day,
not
sure
what
and warned that a refusal
Formosa,
(See
B
DY,
of the Page
inde21)
peace.
world
leader,
He said he was, going ahead ‘‘in EISENHOWER peace, | will
travel
Solons See
the devout hope that can help further, even a little’ the cause of
peace. In
| a
departure
American
message
people,
to
the
Eisenhower
ex-
plained why he is going jon with his
Satellites Up Year Earlier
two-week, 23,000-mile tour in the face of violent, Communist-backed uprisings
in
Tokyo
against
coming.
his
| Rejected
Warning
Japan
All! are
part
of the
‘| appropriations committee said in explaining a $40,384,897,000 de-
continuing
fense nate
peror
Hirohito
Haneda (See
will’
make
from
Last when
te
ready this
for week.
to: make: detailed photographs of territory anywhere in the ‘world
then transmit these back to (See
SOLONS,
Page
‘Friday
and
STAR
publish
Saturday,
was
because
unable
of the
strike at the newspaper El) Imparcial, radio stations WHOA and WKYN provided free time to the STAR for broadcasts: of local ‘news. writ-
. Tied another last. night. |
STAR | newscast
by
misled
or
hostile
agents,
S. leaders,
This
may.
overseas
he said.
be
journey
Eisenhower's
last
as chief execu-
tive. It also poses more perils than
any of the others since he began his multi-continent visits to promote friendship; towatd America
(See PEACE, Page 21)
5 Killed On P. R. Higways. Over Weekend: Toll At 161 A
over
the
U.
21)
three-year-old
boy,
a
‘wo-
man vacationer from the U.S., airport to the Imperial and three! others were killed ANTI-IKE, Page 21)
A Note Of Thanks To WHOA And WKYN -
bill
action
tes, such as Samos, wil be able
Nobusuke Kishi to resign and dis-|
solve parliament before the pact becomes law automatically Jum 19— The day Eisenhower arrives. Japan’s security officials, criticized at home and abroad for the assault on Hagerty, Sunday ran through a dress rehersal of the 38 minute ride the President and Em-
money floor
pired
to dim previous concrete and gratiSe- "| fying results’? of travels aboard by
Air Force spokesmen testified that upmanned military satelli-
ty treaty by forcing Prime Minister | 2d
to return would justify their re-J- ten by the editorial staff of this newspaper. WHOA carplacement by other workers.
Luis Visot, head
free
they
(AP)—
world
in
of fur-
tions in Japan, because ef his “compelling responsibility” as a
«.. want
Monday
hope
ed against postponing or canceling his trip, despite mob demonstra-
its |
&
yesterday
The President said he had decid-
leftist. campaign to block :ratification of the new U. §.-Japan securi-
saw
action, “thé” rival’ Seafarers International Union | (SIU-AFL-
CIO)
changed
A three hour general strike and street parade are set for Wednesday, and other giant protests the following three days. | Continuing Campaign
were
bombs. and fire-hoses
thering
Inejiro
night on.
photo-
which
recently
trip
The President said he! had weighWASHINGTON (AP) — Seed and rejected publicly expressed nators said yesterday they hope and Korea, 7 warnings, by. some leading conThe radical students federation the $83.800,000 extra they re- gressmen and others, that he should commended will get. U.S. spy Zengakuren, which mobbed White put off the trip which will take House Press Secretary James satellites orbiting over Russia him to the Philippines, Formosa, Hagerty in Tokyo Friday, said it a year earlier than now planned. and Korea as well as Japan. That should be in late 1962, would mobilize 50,000 members to “We should not permit unpleasant lay siege to parliament from to- a revised report by the Senate incidents and sporadic turmoil, ins-
injured.
After
has
Philippines,
and
Trias,
Eastern
flew the Pacific to begin his the) a Far Eastern tour of
by
ing Bayamon,
|:
identified publicly, “Socialist Chairman
Japan prepared new massive leftist demostrations against alliance with America today as President fisenhower
widely
A) UPR
Gaztambide
to Japan. The source would not
TOKYO,
in local newspapers,
is:required dent,
was
| |:
the. expressed
zee
perior Educational Council Saturday morning to get the publie’s view of the “activities and problems” of the University of Puerto Rico.
(AP)—
paign against the U.S.—Japanese military alliance and ‘the visit of President Eisenhower
We are plan.”
Only: two citizens attended public hearing held by the Su-
which
WASHINGTON,
tactics and is advocating violence. |
com-
Hearing On University
hearing,
AJ)
President Eisenhower took off on a danger-laden,, Far
Party
Two Attend
The
By LEWIS GULICK
Asanuma is very worried,” the|| source said. ‘The Communist |
service has
affected,
advertised
some
of
* —
high Japanese political source said today the Communist Party
be
pany said.)
to serve high ground areas such as
‘all
flights. The <jet
plant
pressure
&
(EAL in Puerto Rico yesterday cancelled three outgoing flights and two incoming
the usual rate of usage, according to Manuel del Toro, executive assistant of the A.A.A. The Cidra reservoir supplies water
By JAMES CARY TOKYO, Monday (AP)
IN
Eastern said it is operating
metropo-
litan afea “if we don’t get some rain soon in the right places.” The Cidra reservoir was down to 39.1 million gallons yesterday
of its flight operations
‘at the three metropolitan area
Au-
residents
in
frike
NEW YORK, (AP)—Eastern
thority yesterday reported a Brave water shortage situation higher
By ~
President's Sole Vision Is For Peace
the
weekend in
traffic! ac-
cidents. » year’s traffic death total clim to 161 as compared with. last rs total at this ‘time of 135. i José* Angel » Ruiz, 3; was struck. and'-killed by ajcar
driven by, ‘Antonio Ortiz Ortiz in Caguas Saturday _afternoon,
! truck vera
driven: by
Bufeneo
Ri-
Fontseca.
Police report that ‘Rivera lost control of his truck) at the approach to a curve on ad High-
way No. 1 near Cayey jdriving at. “exaggerated truck struck the o killing the woman Rivera,
tary $4,000
charged
homicide,
”
The car instantly.
wi
volun-
was ha |
bail.
on -—
| Two people were killed in police said. Ortiz; was' charged when with involuntary ‘homicide ‘and Ponce Saturday aftern a car driven by Juan Velaz$2,000 bail! was fixed.. e a moRose Campino |35, who ‘was quez Martinez, 31, struck 0 was vacationing in Puerto Rico, | ac- torcycle, Velazquez, cording to police, was killed driving |at “high speed,” accord-
Saturday when the car she was riding
in was
in a collision
with
ing to police, was chi | (See 5 KILLED, Page’
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with 21)
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