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Fue Recllufla Per Las Auioriiieiies Y Un Meroso Pohiico, Cantánoose La Salue piano LXVIII - N.0 20.557 - Martes 13 de Mayo de 1958 - Apartado 46 • Telefones: Redacción, 1280; Administración, 2015 - 1,50 PESETAS Depósito Legal: 8X74-1958 Fue recllUfla per las auioriiieiies y un Llega a Madrid el jefe Hoy propondrá Pflinilin meroso pOhiico, cantánoose la Salue en la Asamblea francesa un del mando de la defensa Nuestro Rvdmo. Prelado ofició misas de Comu• nión en la Gruta de las Apariciones e imploró aérea de Jiran Bretaña Gobierno de ^austeridad" de la Virgen sus bendiciones para Burgos Anoche regresó de Lourdes la pp/ las personalidades*(!ntes ei- vesegrincición de la diócesis dd tadns. u el inspector jete de EX- El domirgo se clausuró .el Congreso Católico Butnos que presidía el Arzobis• 7jI( ¿ación de la FÍEN FE, señor Sus posibilidades son problemáticas po kxemo. y Rvdmo. Sr. Dr. D. Fi:náade<-Abasc(}l. Luciano Pérez Platero y Jo) mu• S. E. Rvdma./.gue presentaba hternacioitti de Estudios Scciaies da, Qomo ya s? dije, por 700 per- %m saludable aspecto, exprasó su íoñTS,. e'ntre 'ellas un grupo de viva complacencia por encon-. Mariné— El Congreso Católi• la Decencia en la que han figu• Triunfa el'partido de Karamanlis en las elecciones medio centenar de enfermos. trarse de nuevo en Burgos y ma- co internacional de Estudios So• rado representaciones de más de El tren especial en que efectua• nilestó su contento y emoción wr ciales lúe clausurado el domin- veintitrés diócesis. griegas pero los extremistas de izquierda ganan terreno ron el viaje hizo -su entrada, en las fervorosas-jornadas vividas en ¿0 asistiendo al acto el palriar- la estación ,moi¡nentos después de Lourc^es v el. grade de alta reli• (V ; obispo do Madrid - Alcalá, JEFES DE LA AVIACION París.—Fierre Pflimlin ha prel la: nueve. Los pereorinos redo• giosidad de lo> peregrinos. obispa (ie Córdoba, delegado na• INGLESA, EN MADRID parado un Gabinete de "austeri• bla.'on sus cemticos marianns a! . Om ellos ¡egresaron, como ya cional señor rraga Inbarne, el Madrid. — Se encuentran on dad" destinado a poner fin a la detenerse ^ convoy, .siendo teci- dijimos, los tenienles de alca'de señor Martín Arta jó y ios mi- Madrid el teniente general sir LA EXPOSICION DEL ATOMO guerra de Argelia por medios mi• bidos per el gobernador civil y se ñ ot e s C onde;»/ Villa la ín y l os jiistros Stukeln, de la República Thomas G. Pike, jefe del man• litares, seguidos de conversacio• ¡efe provincial del Movimiento, concejales señrires Dueñas y Gar• Federal Alemana y Veiukamp, do de la defensa aérea de la nes de paz, pero la creciente ame señor Férr.Cmdez-Victorio; alcal• cía Linares. ' secretario de Economía de Ho- Gran Bretaña;' el general de di• naza de disturbios en Argel y acá-, de de la. ciudad y esposa; presi• Rodeado del entusiasmo popu• límda asi coii'o' la totalidad de visión, jefe de la administración so hasta, en París, representa un dente de la Dipidación. doctor lar v caníunde. el "Ave María" los congresistas. del mando de aviones de caza; el grave peligro de que los conser• Cara ?o; cuncUler - secreta] io de de Lourdes, todos los peregrinos, O'ftlO AC'I'O DE coronel /C. N. Foxley-Norris, del vadores se vuelvan en centra de Cámara del Arzobispado mon• con su Prelado y autoüdades al CLAUSURA Cuerpo de organización en el Pflimlin, en la votación de inves^ señor' Bar. iocanal; teniente de fíente, salieion del andén y en • Madrid.— Ha sido clausurado Cuartel, general del mando de titura por la Asamblea, el martes. alcalde señor Pérez Ortega y con- vista, de gue llovía torrencial- ell ih mañana del domingo, en aviones de caza y el coronel Los socialistas y los radicales ceju: señor Giménez Rice; canó• monte se suspendió la prevista. c\ salón del Instituto de Previ• G. P. Warger, comandante de nigos, beneficiados y otros mi luc• visita: a kr1 Catedral, cíuitándose. sión, bajo la presidencia del arz- han prometido esta tarde sus vo• base del mando de aviones de tes al político republicano popu• roso •• sacerdotes, así como por a. la salida, de ta estacón la "Sal• jbisi.o de Slón, la primera Asam• caza de Norshan St. Faith. Los los f'imiliares de los peregrinos ve roMdar", gue fue subrayada, blea nacional de la Cruzada do lar, mientras que los independien• citados militares han cu"r.T li• tes —conservadores— están re• gue formaban uri numeroso con- al linal, con vítores al Papa, a men ta do esta mañan al ministro unidos para decidir el alcance del iing^nte- Burgos y al Prelado"., del Aire español y al jólo del apoyo que han de darle. Además, la brigada, de ia Cruz El doctor Péréz Platero, visi• mando de Defensa Aerea, gene• Rcjja monté un servicio especial blemente emeemnado, dirigió ral Rubio. Pflimlin ha declarado que, una vez qué Francia haya dominado de. botiauí?'!, ainbulancias y sec- después una bretes pahihras re• la rebelión argelina, entablará, cienes de camilleros para aien- cordando gue, a la misma hora ASA Mi J LEA. DE del día anterior y en la miiagro- egresa MUTUALIDADES desde ui^a posición de fuerza, ne• der .a los eníennos. gociaciones con los .iefes de dicha - Al descer.der del tren el Prela• :-a Gruta de las' Apariciones, pi• Madrid.— El ministró de Tra• do, a guien acompañaban, su. vi- dió a la Santísfnen Virgeri de bajo ha i residido la aausura de rebelión. Algunos círculos nacio• nalistas en ésta y las organiza • Cf.Ho general, monseñor Díe.y, y Lourdes sus bcndU i mes para, ashin gton la Vil Asarrbleá ¡ enera 1 de Mu• Dtez; mayordomo don Isidoro Burgos, sus autoridades y a.ma>- tualidades Laborales. ciones patrióticas francesas en Argelia, han dado pésima acogi• D'-az Murugairen y capellán don dísimos /IPO.S /ocio.s u aue l^ mis- El subsecretario de Trabajo da al programa, que témen repre• Eduardo Gómez. Juq saludado (Pasa a última pág.) dio cuonta al ministro ele las de• sente un paso adelante por el cipe liberaciones de la Asamblea. r^ ^ » « ^ 5lf ^ ^• K « ^ «iK » * « « » ^ ^ ^ ^ 3R » 3tí * 9K « » camino dé las concesiones y de Acordó la Asamblea ima re• la "rendición", a los rebeldes. Con unión extraordinaria para tra• todo, parece que Pflimlin cuenta tar por separado del probiema BUR60S Y MIMNOES CUS F.CAOOS PAR* Juan Garle con que-los conservadores le den de la viviebdá ..Se recogió la aspi• cuatro ministros,., ración de que los miembros de la junta rectora no cesen en el Altas fuentes francesas mani• FASE DE ASCENSO A bloque, sino parcialmente. Se vió fiestan que si Pflimin consigue la En la Erobcidüa se Mi un amplio informe sobre las ac- inyestidura de la Asamblea nacio• itvidades de las Universidades nal, dará las siguientes pasos: m recepción a la Laborales. También so hablo de 1. —Enviará refuerzos de tropas la mejora a 'os funcionarios de a Argelia para negociar "desde la Mutualidades y de la mejora de fuerza". las- prestaciones a los mutüalis- 2. —Impondrá ninevos impués- Anuápolis (Maryhnd). — tás, aspectos güp habrán de ser tog por valor de treinta mil mi• El Eriuope Don Juan Carlos obieto de estudio. prtvio técnico llones de francos. (le líoibón y el embajador actUai íal. 3. —Decretará una vacación for• español don José María de Se acordó también, por acia • zosa de la Asamblea para tener Arcilza, han regresado a macion. conceder la primera me• "mane libre" en Francia y en Wash ngíon, donde ia Emba• dalla aí Jefe del Estado, nom• Argelia. jada española oíreáó a su brarle presidente do la .Asamblea . laino una recepción a la 4. —Reducirá las importaciones y ronur honorano do la' Uni• francesas e» un 25 por ciento con coSpiila española en ia ca• versidades Laborales. pital norteamericana. el fin de detener la diisminución A la comida de despedida EL SANTO PATRONO DE de las resetvas de divisas.—Efe. Madrid. — La Exposición del "Atomo y sus aplicací|0nes pa• INCIDENTES tclüírada en la Academia OBRAS PUBLICAS cíficas" a la que concurren ntímeresas naciones, ; ha sido París. — Gritando "Dimisión, Naval de Anuápolis, asis• Madrid.—El ministro de Obras inaugurada en Madrid con asistencia de los ministres de' dimisión", y "Argelia es france• tieren, además del Príncipe Públicas, don Jorge Vigon, ha la Gobernación, Industria y^ Secretario General del Mo- sa", grupos de jóvenes extre-| y de! conde de Métrico, los presidido esta, mañana los ac• vomiento. En la fotografía, los señores Alonso Vega y Pla- mistas de derecha abuchearon al setenta y un guardiamarí- tos religiosos orsanizados en la nell en un piomento de su visita al certamen. presidente Coty durante las ce• has del "Juan* Sebastián El- iglesia de . San Gims, sri honor remonias célebradas en honor de cano'^ del Patrono del Cuerpo, Santo (Foto Gil del Espinar) \ Santa Juana--de Arco, dando lu• Domingo, de la Calzada. gar a violentos choques con la policía y miemhros de los parti• dos izquierdistas. Varias personas sufrieron cor• Grave situación poli tica en el Liba no tes y heridas en la breve pero violenta lucha que se produjo. La licía intervino rápidamente y des• pués de dispersar a la multitud de manifestantes acordonó la zo• Se producen luchas sangnen en ioéo el na donde está enclavada la esta• tua de Juana de Arco cerca de i las Tullérias. Después, la ceremo• país ¡ Gobierno decreta eí esfac/o de alarma nia se llevó a cabo como estaba previsto. La policía detuvo a varias do• cenas de jóvenes manifestantes Desde El Cairo y Damasco fomentan la subversión todos de unos veinte > años de edad. Dieciséis mesas andando en peregrinación Beirut.
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