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American
Joins Rebel
Insurgents
ALBUQUERQUE, Lfl Joseph
Reodon, who disclosed Guatema
la's revolutionary IXiay eight da
before tha battle trumpet sounded.
today was somewhere in Central
America with warring political
exiles.
Although his exact whereabouts
remained unknown, all indications
were that the former New Mexico
congressional candidate was work
ing closely with exiled "liberation
army" leaders either in Guate
mala or Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
Rendon disclosed the exile's in
vasion plan In a letter postmarked
June 10 from Honduras. Written to
an Albuquerque friend, it said:
"Plans are to start an Invasion
for the weekend of the 13th which
means your pal will be In the
middle of blood and thunder about
Friday, Saturday or Sunday, June
18, 1, 20."
The Invading forces stormed into
Guatamala June 18.
Rendon. during World War II,
was an OSS agent in Central Amer
ica for the United States. He
stayed in Guatamala after the war
and later returned to New Mexico1.'
In 1953. he attempted to gain the
Democratic ' nomination for land
commissioner but was disqualified
when it was discovered he was a
registered Republican. He was de
feated In his bid for the Republican
congressional nomination in the
New Mexico primary last May 4.
He is believed to be highly re
garded by the Guatamalan exiles.
It was reported last week Ren
don was aboard a plane which
dropped pamphlets over Guatama
la City several weeks ago, forcing
a closing of the airways. Rendon
said, "That Is a fact I can neither
coniirm nor deny."
In Washington, the State Depart
ment said it "looks with disfavor"
on any U.S. citizen who gets In
volved In the Guatamalan civil
uprising. In Its most drastic action,
the U.S. government could cancel
the passport of a U.S. citizen fight
ing as a soldier of fortune. This
would remove the protection of
the United States in the event of
capture.
Otherwise, except for censure,
there is little the United States can
do.
Steel Wage
Talks Eyed
PITTSBURGH IM Industrialist
and consumers kept a close watch
on this steel capital today, hope
ful of getting an Inkling whether
600,000 employes of the basic steel
Industry will win contract conces
sions which ultimately could mean
higher prices lor the thousands of
articles made of steel.
David J. McDonald, president of
the CIO United Steelworkers, pre
pared to report to his Executive
Board and the union's powerful
no-man Wage Policy Committee on
contract talks with U. 8. Steel
Corp. .
The union, which received an
8'i cent hourly raise last year,
asked for an unspecified wage
hike.
McDonald also urged liberalized
hospitalization and pension pro
grams as well as other contract
Changes.
Big steel kept mum on what it
would offer, if anything. And un
lonleaderg didn't comment on what
progress, if any, they made in the
bargaining talks which recessed
last Friday subject to recall at
any time.
There has been considerable
speculation that big steel would
not agree to a wage hikeat least
not a large one but would go
along with better pensions and
liberalized hospitalization pro
grams.
The union also demanded a
guaranteed annual wage. It was
thought big steel might agree to
study the proposal.
Contracts with basic steel pro
ducers expire at midnight, June
90.
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CATHERINE DEARBORN, (center) last year'j queen of h Klamath Bailn Roundup, etcorted
.candidates to the stage of the armory at the Coronation Ball last Friday evening et which
Darlene Winebargor was named queen. The girls passed between a guard of Klamath Saddle
Club member?, official chaperones for the queen and her court. From left are Mrs, Marshall
Poole, Lucille Ring, Mrs. Dale Mattoon, Mrs. Ed Williams and Mrs. Roy Ruga. '
Quiet Wedding Planned By
Arlene Dahl, Latin Actor
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD I It will be a
quiet wedding for Arlene Dahl and
Fernando Lamas. That's what they
claim.
I saw the two lovebirds in the
commissary at Mlh Century-Fox.
where she was finishing up "A
Woman's World." The redhead was
ravishing In a low-cut dress, and
the Latin lover looked dashing with
his graying locks. After a brief sep
aration, Uiey decided they couldn't
live without each other and an.
nounced plans to wed.
When will It be?
We aren't saying," replied Miss
Dahl. "Its our secret."
"Everybody expects us to have
a big wedding," he said, "becauite
I'm such a 'publicity hound.' That's
what they say. It doesnt occur to
them that I have never had my
own press agent. So how could I
be a publicity hound?
"When we get married, it's going
to be done very quietly. I think
Bob Taylor and Ursula Theiss did
it very wisely."
It seems to me that Lamas and
the Dahl arc talking sense. If they
really yen for a quiet wedding, It
can be done with little fuss. All
taey4iac to do is go somewhere
out'ottown and retain some cle
ment of secrecy.' That- Is. don't
call every columnist before they
leave.
This reminds me of Lana Turn
er's third wedding or was it the
fourth? She complained bitterly In
her memoirs that the press made
mockery of the affair, turning
It into a carnival. They recall the
dozen strolling fiddlers who played
Lana's favorite, tunes and the
sumptuous spread, which included
a glazed ham on which "I love
you was spelled in pimtentocs.
It would have been very simple
for Lana and her husband I think
it Was Bob Topping to have had
quiet wedding. All they had to
do was leave town.
It was the same with Marilyn
Monroe and Joe DiMaggto. If they
really wanted privacy, they could
have wed In some hamlet, not In
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All of which brings us to this
issue: do movie stars really want
to be alone?
Or, as It has been observed, why
do actors sirlve most of their lives
for recognition, then wear dark
glasses so they won't be recog
nized? Or, If they don't want to be
stared at by the public, why do
they drive red convertibles?
I think it Is safe to say that
those stars who really cherish their
privacy can achieve It. The others
may complain about the glare of
public scrutiny, but you'd hear
them squawk if It were turned off.
Chinese, Indian
Meeting Planned
NEW DELHI. India I An In
dial! government spokesman said
today Red China's Premier Chou
En-lal will arrive here Thursday
for a conference with Prime Min
ister Nehru.
His visit will be the first by a
top Chinese official to India alnce
Ihe Communist regime was In
stalled In Pelplng in September.
1M9. Observers , here speoulaled
that Nehru would return the visit
with a trip to Pelplng later this
year. He already has been invited
by the Chinese government.
Nehru had been scheduled to de
part today for a 10-day rest at the
hill resort of Simla. He postponed
his departure to see Chou.
Observers believe the Chinese
leader's visit may presage a more
active Indian hand In the Indo
china peace problem.
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family that's working."
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