security treaty with the United States, but only after police removed Japan Socialist Party members who had blockaded Speaker Ichiro Kiyose in his office."Japan House OKs Treaty Despite Riot", Oakland Tribune, May 19, 1960, p1 May 21, 1960 (Saturday) PFC Buzo Minagawa of Japan, was captured in a jungle at Guam, where he had been sent in 1944 as part of the 3219th artillery during World War II. Through interpreters, Minagawa said that he still could not believe that Japan had lost the war. His companion, Masashi Ito, was found two days later on May 23, and both men were welcomed home on May 28. An El Al flight took off from Buenos Aires at , with kidnapped Nazi fugitive Adolf Eichmann safely on board, to face trial for the Holocaust in Israel.Born: Jeffrey Dahmer, American serial killer, in Milwaukee (d. 1994) May 22, 1960 (Sunday) Nearly 5,000 people were killed by a 9.5 magnitude earthquake in Chile that struck at local time (1511 UTC) near Valdivia. Based on seismographic data, the tremor was measured as the largest earthquake of the 20th century, with 9.5 being almost twice as big (and almost three times as strong) as the 9.2 quake that would strike Alaska in 1964. The initial tremor killed 1,655 people, and the aftershocks killed another 4,000. Two million were left homeless, and the shock sent tsunamis that killed 61 people in the U.S. state of Hawaii and another 119 in Japan. The Belgian Congo held elections for the 137-member Chamber of Deputies in advance of being granted independence. Candidates from 28 different political parties were elected as deputies, and Patrice Lumumba's Mouvement National Congolais party won more (33 or less than one-fourth of the seats) than the party with the next highest number. Lumumba was then asked by Belgian authorities to form the first government as Prime Minister. Adolf Eichmann arrived in Israel at , roughly 24 hours after he had been spirited out of Argentina.Born: Hideaki Anno, Japanese film director, in Ube May 23, 1960 (Monday) At 1:05 a.m., local time (1105 UTC), a tsunami from the Chilean earthquake rolled into the bay of Hilo, Hawaii, killing 61 people and injuring 282 more. Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion of Israel surprised the Knesset at , with the announcement that, "Israeli Security Services captured one of the greatest Nazi criminals, Adolf Eichmann... Eichmann is already in detention in Israel,