Global tsunami toll climbs as hundreds of thousands displaced
Bodies wash ashore and hospitals overflow across a 10 nation arc after a monster earthquake and massive tsunami. The UN warns this will be the largest relief effort ever with many billions in damages and millions at risk due to polluted water and collapsed health services. UNICEF notes children are a large share of the dead and displaced. In Sri Lanka the waves struck as locals gathered on beaches and coastal fishers faced disaster.
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Iraq turmoil shapes volatile voting season
Reports show bin Laden urging Iraqis to boycott elections while a Shiite politician survives a slaying attempt. Baghdad bombing leaves 15 dead and 50 injured. A major Sunni party withdraws from the U.S. backed poll as two soldiers die in action.
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Hoover Memo Highlights World War II Era Advisory Reach
After Truman invited Herbert Hoover to the White House in May 1945, Hoover drafted a memo detailing his guidance on ending the war with Japan, alleviating famine in Europe, and rebuilding the global economy. Archivist Matt Schaefer calls it the most historically significant document in the Hoover Library for its breadth and esteem among leaders.
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