Survivors of Evans Still at Sea
The U S aircraft carrier Kearsarge with 198 Evans survivors battles heavy seas en route to Subic Bay as a two nation naval board of inquiry prepares to investigate the collision that sank the destroyer Evans during SEATO exercises. Admiral King and Cmdr McLemore are aboard the Kearsarge with the Evans skipper’s executive officer as the inquiry, led by Adm King, convenes in Singapore and Subic Bay awaits.
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Manila
UPS
U.S
Kearsarge
Frank E. Evans
Evans
Melbourne
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
South China Sea
Albert S. McLemore
Jerome H. King Jr
Subic Bay
Philippines
Naval Board of
Adm
King
Singapore
David Greene
Royal Australian Navy
Army Rules Keep Court Martial Option For Uniformed Servicemen
Army field commanders were told servicemen may still face court martial for civilian crimes if the act occurs in uniform. The Supreme Court ruled military jurisdiction not universal for off base offenses while in civilian clothes. Guidelines outline when military trial is possible, including on bases, against military personnel, or for purely military crimes.
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Washington
Army
Supreme Court
High Court
Wise
U.S
Reds Deny Mistreatment of U S Airmen
North Vietnam denied mistreating captured American airmen and aired a statement it attributed to the son of the top U S Pacific commander. Lt Cmdr John S McCain III said he received very good medical care after being captured and treated at a Hanoi hospital, including leg surgery and a broken arm.
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Saigon
UPS
North Vietnam
U.S
Pacific
Radio
McCain
Hanoi
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