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2 Believed Grabbed InComduile To Top Day’ s Strike Violence
Guns, Bombs | Play Part In Tesrorism Bombs fired at
two
people
and shots were employes homes,/|
were
kidnapped, automobile
and was
reported
one man’s burned, as
violence on the El Imparcial strike
front
moved
to
suburbs yesterday. Late
last
night
Sonia
and
RE x IS IIIbsp wp wlan ETAL Re 8
LET
Tera
on
A
ran
vast
throng
of
wildly
visit. Only the hot, humid weather
“An-
marred
the
occasion.
as
lion.
they
walked
Condado.
home
54,
respect-
on
a
Ashford
Munoz Inks $21,500 For, Waifs’ Home By AL
DINHOFER
Gov.| Luis Mufioz Marin yesterday signed a bill appropriating $21,500 to be used, in making the payments for the land in Rio
Grande
which
will
be
the
site
of the new ‘Deborah Home for orphaned and abandoned children.
The Deborah Home will receive five annual payments of $4,300 from the Commonwealth govern‘ment, according 'Lp a Fortaleza spokesman. Elated At Prospect Mrs. Regina Tomlinson, newly-elected president of Dollars for Deborah, Inc., said “this
meaas
that
half
payments
on
forty-six-and-a-half|_ acres (See MUNOZ, Page 25)
the of
to ‘two
and
‘Large
port
waiting for
| The world
—
Like many
theirs iidPitrede
by
Bob
a flight.
The
group
had
reservations
Bone)
|Airport Just About By BOB BONE International Airport was close to becoming strike-bound yesterday as more dis tled would-be air passengers discovered that not only were flights to the States impossible, but they couldn’t get a taxi to San Juan, either. |
“A
pilots’
strike
has
cancelled
centered
ing passengers to the other airlines, arent capacity. Spread
Is
in
all of East-
ern’s flights at San Juan,
throw-
counters of ked to
Rumored
—
Rumors flew, to the éffect. that other major airlines might join the
pilots
strike
“American: World
including Pan
Airways,
turn-
a
and
half
mil-
Crowds
greeting leader,
given
who
once
to
the
was
Sta-
tione here as an obscure Army officer, matched the one that greeted Kisenhower in New Delhi last December. The president
test measure by the pilots against a ruling by the Federal Aviation Agency
allowing
its
(See AIRPORT,
flight
of around two million that Erpeted him. But the Filipinos — freed’ by.
the
Socked-In By Strikes
Miami
the
Livingston, and, Peter Livingston, himself said that ‘he had “never hing like the crowd their baggage at International Air- see
on Eastern Airlines, now crippled by a pilot’s strike (STAR Photo
of
a million a.
:
brother to Eugenio Soler, chief of the El Imparcial ‘composing room. An area-wide alarm was sent out. An eyewitness at the scene testified tothe kidnapping. First’ news of the kidnapping STRANDED HERE rejighed police headquarters about |‘Rer: Berglund, Mrs. Carol » (See GUNS, Page 25) 5-l4, left right, sit on
inspec-
Page 25)
face,
which
ap-
presidential
the president’s
from
and
his.
ly delighted with
out ranged
23
down
peared to grow more ruddy above the white flower lei an aide to President Garcia had hung around his neck on his arrival. The sun blazed down and
ively, were reported kidnapped by three men in) a black limousine
Soler,
joyous
Beads of perspiration formed Ejisenhower’s forehead and
Filipimos, sometimes surging out of police ‘control, has given President Ei ower perhaps the biggest | | elcome of his career. | Eisenhower, his perspiring face peppered with. confetti and gaily colored serpentine streamers, rode 10 miles through Manila, yesterday crowds | lining
the way, cheering and absolute.
the
’ Police said they are niece and
Ee MRS SAO Bin Perna sap 0
By MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH | MANTUA, Wednesday (AP)—
estimates
Ave.,
ERE ie £4 1 EY Dea en Yl
Equal All Greetings Accorded President
Official
tonio
RAR
Festive Filipinos
United
States
only
14
years
ago from generations of first Spanish and: then American colonial rule—were ‘in a joyous, festive Homecoming mood. People leaned out of windows and stood jon balconies to get a glimpse of Eisenhower.’ They senorit yat Atlas missile bases walks along some stretches of route. Many waved small American and Filipino flags. There were cheers and handclapping.
the
temperature
was
in the
mid-
80s. Unofficial cars squeezed inte the motorcade from time te
time,
slowing
its car
progress. often
The
moved
at
(See FILIPINOS, Page 25)
Japan Leans To Optimism On lke Safety By JOHN RODERICK TOKYO (Wednesday) (#—Security
officials
were
optimistic
to-
day that President Eisenhower’s arrival here Sunday wili come off without . violence. “We are saying a prayer and keeping
our! fingers
crossed,”
aa
American officer said. Fears for the personal safety of the President eased. with reports that — of Socialist groups have taken |a sober second: look at earlier plans to mass , gigantic throngs
of
anti-American’
Strators to |meet the airport. |
Security as
officers
demon-
Eisenhower
described
at
that
encouranging. The
changed
(See
strategy
JAPAN,
apparent-
Page
25)
Taxi Strike Bogs Down Transportation As Cabbies P; otest Metro ‘Monopoly’ __ By GUNTER. An area-wide taxi ‘strike ‘pull-
ed
all taxicabs
off the. streets
here yesterday and’ crippled transportation at hotels and tHe
International Airport. The “walkout” of cabbies took
aj-pro- hold. completely, after being -call-
inight by the Assotiaion or
The
‘axi
association,
tes more! than
testing against
which
800
“a
to pick-up passengers at area hoe
tels.
Owners.
opera.
cabs, is pro-
monopoly.”
The association claims Metro Taxi Co. has:exclusive contracts
The. Metro Taxi been
Mrs.
on.
strike
Blanca
Co., itself has against
Tirado
owner
since
last
week, demanding a union recognition
electién,
‘, (See.
saying
TAXI,
Page
they want
25)