Guatemala Regime Targets Opposition at Embassies
Guatemala's leftist government pressed police searches for fugitives linked to a roundup of underground opposition leaders. Embassies in El Salvador and Ecuador reportedly sheltering escapees, with diplomats allegedly warned to expect arrivals as tensions rise after a recent arms shipment from Poland.
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Guatemala
Enabl Police
Jacob Arbenz
el Salvador
Ecuador
Alberto Funes
Unidentified ship shells Takeshima island in Japan Sea
Police said an unidentified ship fired upon the uninhabited Takeshima island off Korea's east coast last Tuesday. The island is claimed by both Japan and Korea, raising regional tensions.
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Seoul
Takeshima
Japan Sea
Korea
Japan
Injured climber rescued from Mount McKinley in Alaska
Pfc. George Argus, hip fractured in a 1000-foot fall that killed a companion, was evacuated by an Air Force helicopter from about 6500 feet on Mount McKinley. He was flown to Kantishna and then to Minchumana for hospitalization. Three companions survived with injuries, and rescue crews faced harsh conditions while lifting Argus to safety.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Brooklyn
Mt.’ Me
Kinley
Air Force
George Argus
Muldrow Glacier
North America
Argus
Kantishna
Minchumina
George Thayer
Reedsboro
Morton Wood
Les Viereck
Wood
Viereck
John McCall
University of Alaska
Frank Milan
Air Force Seromedical Laboratory
Ladd
Air Force East
Embezzlement Case Involving U S Civilian in Korea
Clarence H. Fleming, an American civilian from Louisville, Kentucky, held by South Korean police on embezzlement charges. The engineer for a New York firm is accused of misappropriating about $12,000 in briquetting equipment from the Korean Coal Corp while serving as a military adviser. Authorities say there is enough evidence to file charges with Seoul prosecutors.
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Seoul
Clarence H. Fleming
Louisville
Olice
Fleming
New York
Ko ‘Rean ‘Coal Corp
Choi Chi Whan
National Police
Thousands Watch Hawaii Drive-In Volcano Erupt
Honolulu reports the eruption of Kilauea's Halemaumau crater drawing thousands of sightseers. A half mile fissure fed a wall of lava spraying fiery fountains into the air. About 10,000 visitors arrived by plane, car, and foot, filling a parking lot of 500 cars. The crater floor dropped 410 feet post eruption, with lava bursts beginning at 4:04 am Monday.
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Hawaii
Kilaues
Ae Buu
Janches
Kilauea
Halaemaumau
Alg Halemaumau
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