Hiroshima Reborn Amid Scars and Memorials 1965
Hiroshima shows a modern city with broad boulevards parks and new buildings yet bears the fearsome scars of 1945. The Peace Memorial Park and cenotaph honor atomic dead as thousands visit the museum and cathedral rising from devastation.
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Peace Memorial
Hiroshima
John Roderick
Japan
Niroshima
Peace Memorial Park
Ota River
United States
Particu ii
Hir
Chamoshima
Hiroshi
Tivenriends
Hawaii
Hiro‘shima
Friedl
National City
Calif
Francis Donovan
Memphis
Tenn
Douglas
Silence Amid Ruins: Hiroshima Survivor Remembers
A descriptive fragment recalls a man in a black beret wandering a cathedral in Hiroshima after the bomb, reading a Bonn inscription about Christ and peace. It covers postwar casualties, destruction zones, and Dr Shigeto’s Red Cross hospital work, including his survival tale at the station and three months treating the injured.
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Bonn
Christ
Famio Shiegeto
Tsuneiji Matsuda
Sen Sasaki
Hamas
Hiroshima
Shigeto
Red Cross
Red Cross Hospital
Refugees From Disabled Ship Arrive In New York
New York reports say 400 refugees from the disabled cruise Seas were towed to St John’s Harbor after a six day stopover. Twelve percent stayed at Kennedy Airport while American students returned home soon after. Captain Helmut Bender said life aboard remained orderly during the 600 mile tow.
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New York
Nftch
Terse
Kennedy Airport
Marilyn Awe
Brey
Hutchinson Ney
Kan
Stuart
Awbrey
Placid
North Atlantic
Jamutmog
St. .Johns’ Harbor
Helmut Bender
St. John’s
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Hiroshima Atomic Bomb Hospital
Goddess of Mercy
Father Lassalle
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World Peace
Pius XII
Shigeru Yoshida
Mariuhito Takamatsu
Hayato Ikeda
Hamai
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Ota
AP News
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United
Washington
J.T. Townes Printing CO
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