Tidal waves from Chilean quakes strike Japan and Hawaii
Reports from Tokyo and Honolulu describe massive seismic sea waves spawned by Chilean earthquakes. In Japan a village near Misawa faced tall tidal surges with dozens dead and hundreds injured as 35,000 homes flooded. In Hilo Hawaii four waves shattered downtown. 27 killed and 51 injured as damage exceeded 25 million dollars. Coast Guard rescued six from a sunken craft near Kauai. Warnings were issued across the islands as authorities tracked ongoing tremors and waves.
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Pacific
Japan
Misawa
Honshu
Momoshi-Machi
Japan Broadcasting Corp
The
Broadcast Corporation
Aomori
Iwate
U.S. 5Th Air Force
Hachinohe
Honshue
U.S
Honolulu
Chile
Hilo
Hawaii
Hawaiian
Waikiki
Kalakaua Avenue
Coast Guard
Kauai Island
New Zealand
California
William F. Quinn
U.S. Charges Soviets Maintain Vast Spy Network at U.N.
United States Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge told the U.N. Security Council that the Soviet Union runs a vast spy network and seeks to curb U.S. efforts to guard against surprise attacks. He cited arrests since Stalin’s death and a Soviet vessel off Montauk Point. He offered to negotiate an open skies treaty to reduce espionage.
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United States
Soviet Union
U.S
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Gromyko
U.N
Lodge
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Free World
Council Chamber
Eisenhower
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Council
Long Island
Montauk Point
U.S. Navy
Eisenhower to Address Nation on Summit Flop
President Eisenhower sets Wednesday night for a radio television address on the Paris summit collapse. He held a special National Security Council meeting for Tuesday as prep and kept his schedule clear aside from that. The address will explain the failure and outline potential Cold War courses.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
James C. Hagerty
Security Council
NSC
Richard M. Nixon
Herter
Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Leo A. Hoegh
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Boys Central High to graduate record 113 seniors tonight
The 113 seniors, largest class in Boys Central High School history, are to receive diplomas at graduation tonight in the Columbia Gardens Pavilion starting at 8. Rt. Rev. Msgr. English will preside. Dr. James J. Manion of Carroll College will deliver the commencement address. Valedictorian is Gene Evans. salutatorian is Patrick Kujawa.
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Gene Evans
Patrick Kujawa
Boys Central High School
Columbia Gardens Pavilion
C. A. O'Donnell
Colum
Bia Gardens
M. M. English
Butte Conference of Catholic Clergy
James J. Manion
Carroll College
Helena
Boys Central
D. C. Curtin
Brother O'Donnell
Martin Cesare
H. R. Evans
Wall
Flying Anglers Forced Down South of Butte
Three of four Spokane fishermen in two Piper planes were forced to land 30 miles south of Butte Monday morning. The pilots Hank Durham and Neil Christian, ages 50 and 30, diverted due to fog and landed in a ranch pasture near Maiden Rock. The group escaped injury and remained until repairs allowed one plane to fly home Monday afternoon. Other crew members were Harry Stockman 39 and Rod Hansen 36.
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Butte
Hank Durham
Neil Christian
Roland Man Ranch
Maiden Rock
Harry Stockman
Rod Hansen
Durham
Stockman
Montana Weather Outlook for Tuesday to Wednesday
Montana east expects mostly cloudy skies with showers or thunder showers Tuesday into Wednesday. Temperatures range 50-60 in the west and 60-75 in the east Tuesday, with cooler eastern areas Tuesday night and little change Wednesday. Montana west sees showers Tuesday and Tuesday night, highs 45-55, lows 32-42, with minimal changes Wednesday.
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Wisdom to Host District Legion Meeting
The Wisdom district American Legion meeting proceeds Sunday despite last week’s Montana fire. About 200 Legionnaires and auxiliary members are expected as the Legion and Masonic halls host events from morning fish derby to a joint banquet in the evening.
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Montana
Legion District
John E. Helming
Auxiliary
Helming
Legion Hall
Masonic Hall
Fred Geisser
Townsend
Legion
The
American Legion
Quake Wave Devastates Southern Chile Slopes
A deadly avalanche on Osorno volcano slope and a massive tidal surge devastated nine central and southern provinces. Chile reports 308 dead with 130 missing and 1,600 injured, as towns like Puerto Montt Ancud and Valdivia suffer widespread destruction and aid flows mobilize.
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Santiago
Chile
Interior Ministry
Osorno
Lake Llanquihue
Puerto Montt
Ancud
Valdivia
Concepcion
Air Force
Saavedra
Kennedy Defends Record as Senate Erupts Over Summit Row
Senate session turns partisan after Sen. Hugh Scott accuses Kennedy and Stevenson of appeasement over summit failure. Kennedy defends stance and denies being an appeaser, while Scott says he will abide by Kennedy’s clarification amid tense exchanges.
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Senate
Summit
Washington
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Adlai E. Stevenson
Scott
Massachusetts
New Danish Superhighway Opens Near Copenhagen
Copenhagen residents witnessed the opening of a new superhighway bypassing Lyngby to ease traffic. Police reported thousands of motorists urged to view the road and caused a severe Danish traffic jam, one of the worst on record.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Lyngby
C Police
Helena Man Harold Widdison Dies in Head-On Wreck
Harold E. Widdison 56 of Helena died when his small car collided head on with a heavy car driven by Harold A. Fresn of Seattle eight miles north of Cascade on Interstate 15. Widdison and his wife Margaret were en route to Great Falls. Margaret was listed in serious condition.
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Cascade
Harold E. Widdison
Margaret
Widdisons
Great Falls
Harold Archie Fresn
Seattle
Widdison
Fresn
Mountain States Telephone Co
Department of Revenue
Fresa
Jeanne
Joan
Harold Jr
Cascade County
Montana
Did You Ever Mend an Egg
Sealing cracked eggs with cellophane tape prevents deterioration and leakage and keeps them usable like intact eggs. A classified ad pitches sealing a real estate deal through ads, offering a small grocery store and living quarters near the university in Missoula Montana.
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Hilda Ave
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Tital Waves Hit California and Pacific Regions
The Associated Press reports tidal waves generated by Chilean earthquakes struck across the Pacific to California New Zealand and Japan. Deaths were reported in Chile and Hawaii with damage across Hawaii Auckland Harbor and California including Crescent City and Los Angeles Long Beach. San Francisco saw minor impact with higher water levels at the Golden Gate.
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New Zealand
Hawaii
California
Chile
U.S
Panama Canal Zone
Valdivia
Andes
Santiago
Calle River
Ancud
Interior Ministry
Continents
Hawaiian Islands
la Arena
Hilo
Waikiki Beach
Honolulu
Auckland
Japan
Los Angeles
Oregon
Crescent City
Los Angeles-Long Beach
San Diego
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Japanese Police Battle Rioters Over Security Pact
In Tokyo about 1,000 leftist university students clashed with around 3,000 steel helmeted police outside Prime Minister Kishi's official residence. Police beat back the mob after 40 minutes. 88 officers were injured, 14 seriously, and roughly 40 students hurt.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
U.S
Kishi
Eichmann Captured for Trial in Israel
Adolf Eichmann, long sought Nazi official and organizer of Jewish deportations, has been seized by Israeli security forces and will face trial in Israel under Nazi law. Premier David Ben-Gurion announced the capture in the Knesset, outlining Eichmann’s role in the extermination of six million Jews and his leadership within the SS.
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Adolf Eichmann
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Knesset
Eichmann
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Heinrich Himmler
Gestapo
Hitler
Reich
Australia
Switzerland
Kuwait
Middle East
West Germany
Germany
Austria
Czechoslovakia
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