Hawaii Hit By Tidal Waves After Aleutian Earthquake
A strong Aleutian earthquake spawned towering tidal waves that hit Hawaii, killing a Honolulu Star-Bulletin reporter and injuring two others. Sixteen waves struck Hawaii Island and nine reached Oahu, flooding Kauai homes and destroying bridges while Waikiki reported no damage. Evacuations were ordered on Oahu and ships were held offshore as warnings extended toward North American coasts.
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Minnie Seeks Return of Cold Weather to Homeland
Snowy or wet conditions and cooler temperatures are forecast across regions with frost possible in spring crop areas. The West Coast District expects 36-42 degrees with lighter pockets. widespread frost from Elfers to Sarasota. a northward storm last night dumped snow in northern mountains and up to seven inches in several areas.
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Baker Union Next In Probe
Senate Labor Racketeering Committee opened an inquiry naming Curtis R. Sims and James G. Cross as subpoena targets. The FBI declined a lie detector test for Portland mayor Terry Schrunk amid bribery accusations. Tape recordings linking union leaders Portland politicians and underworld figures were slated for upcoming hearings.
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Womans Death Called Murder Near Parrish
The search for Gettis A. Lee and his wife intensified after an autopsy showed Mrs. Lee was shot three times and died in a ditch. Sheriff Baden called the death murder as about 150 pursed the area between Palmetto and Parrish.
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Weather Bureau maps 1957 hurricane season by wind pattern
The U S Weather Bureau warns the 1957 season may depend on wind direction and forecasts more radar tracking. Earlier east coast hurricanes moved north from Caribbean spawning grounds while westward winds stayed offshore. New radar units rise at San Juan Miami Cape Hatteras and Nantucket to improve detection and tracking.
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Egypt Rejects Share of Suez Toll in Canal Talks
Egypt denounces a Western plan to split canal tolls as a violation of the 1888 Suez Convention and demands full ownership and operation of the 103 mile waterway. Cairo accuses Washington and London of pro Israeli bias while warning UN forces to hand Aqaba and Gaza areas to Egypt.
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Sarasota County Fair opens promising largest event yet
Sarasota readers are invited to attend the county fair opening at 6 p.m. tomorrow, touted as the largest ever staged in the area. The edition also highlights local adoption efforts, a musical figure’s visit, and upcoming art displays across several pages.
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Russia Conducts Latest Nuclear Test in 1957 Series
ABC reports the Soviet Union conducted another nuclear weapon test on March 8 1957. The detonation was described as comparable in yield to their recent explosions.
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Cradle Of Golf Town Invites Eisenhower For Florida Visit
Sarasota Chamber wires President Eisenhower offering private home on Sarasota Bay adjacent to a country club course for his golf and rest vacation. A Sarasota resident, seeking no publicity, extends the invitation with housing and security details to be sent separately. Local residents press Washington channels with pleas for consideration.
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College Loses Chief as Alcorn A&M Students Walk Out
In Jackson Mississippi the State College Board expelled the striking students at all Negro Alcorn A&M and fired Dr J R Otis as ent The announcement did not reference Clennon King a history professor whose articles were blamed for the walkout King criticized the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People for inaction locally The professor said he was fired last night by the college's new president J D Boyd
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Ike May Decide On Site Monday
White House press secretary James C. Hagerty said Ike may spend four or five days next week to address his cold difficulties, as reporters pressed for a location decision.
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