Book tells how La Prensa fell to hostile forces in Argentina
A history of La Prensa from its 1869 founding to its 1951 seizure by the Peron government. The English edition recounts the 1951 union pressure, the ambush at the printing plant, and the paper's closing while noting the editors’ claim that true La Prensa endures as a spirit of freedom beyond expropriation.
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New York
Buenos Aires
John Day Co
Defense of Freedom
Jose C. Paz
Peron
Paz
Ministry of Propaganda
Alberto Gianza Paz
Don Ezequiel Paz
Union of New Vendors
la Prense
General Confederation of Labor
Prison Chief Urges Revision of Federal Sentencing Laws
James Bennett, head of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, urges changing mandatory sentencing laws. He calls fixed sentences self defeating and complicating law enforcement. His recommendation follows a House Judiciary Committee inquiry into the prison system. He notes no organized revolts in federal prisons for two years.
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Federal Bureau of Prisons
James Bennett
Bennett
House Judiciary Committee
Bergman Forces Continued Fight Over Daughter Pia
Ingrid Bergman travelled to the United States to press for Pia Lindstrom to visit her in Rum. A Los Angeles court ruled it is best for Pia to remain with her father Dr. Peter Lindstrom. Bergman vows to continue the legal battle to win visitation.
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United States
Pia
Los Angeles
Peter Lindstrom
Miss Bergman
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