Tug to Free Philippine Freighter Dona Alicia Near Kobe
A 90 ton Japanese tug is attempting to pull the grounded 7,500 ton Philippine freighter Dona Alicia from a reef off Shikoku Island. Fourteen passengers were shaken but unharmed and brought in by patrol boat while 54 crew and 4,800 tons of merchandise remain aboard. The Maritime Safety Board reports no sinking danger as three patrol boats stand by.
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Book on Nazi Horror Forces English Official to Resign
Lord Russell of Liverpool resigns a government post amid controversy over a forthcoming book about Nazi crimes. He says Prime Minister Churchill’s government was unsettled by its publication and that the book aims to remind Britons of mass murders. The 259 page work, with grim photos, covers Buchenwald Auschwitz Oradour Autun and is due August 19.
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