Navy Chief Dies Saving Shipmates After Collision
Orange Park Florida remembers Chief Petty Officer Charles Cannington who died saving 10 Evans crew members when the destroyer Frank E. Evans broke apart after a collision with the carrier Melbourne in the South China Sea on June 3. Aboard the Evans hospital corpsman Cannington helped nine men reach a hatch before he perished with 73 others as the ships split in two near Subic Bay where a board of inquiry investigates the tragedy.
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Subic Bay
Philippines
Larry I. Mallay
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Air Station
Cmdr
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R. E. Smith
Wife Entitled To Attorney Fees In Divorce Appeal
The Indiana Appellate Court held a trial court has inherent authority to award attorney fees to a wife defending an appeal of a divorce decree. It upheld a Delaware Circuit Court ruling granting Helen Copeland a divorce and ordering Mayo Copeland to pay her $2,000 for defense costs.
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Whitcomb appoints six to Indiana Wage Adjustment Board
Governor Whitcomb named six new members to four year terms on the Indiana Wage Adjustment Board. Representing labor, management and the public, the appointees include Norman Bland of the Carpenter's Union, Eve Purvis of AFL-CIO, Kenneth C. Giffin of Mooresville Citizens Bank, Howard R. Goodhew of Ridge Co., Harold Ewen of Morris Plan, who will be chairman, and Lloyd DeWester Sr. Indianapolis. The board, created by the 1965 Minimum Wage Law as amended in 1967, sets adjustments for wages including tips, lodging, meals, uniforms and for handicaps.
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Eve P. Purvis
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Mooresville
Mooresville Citizens Bank
Howard R. Goodhew
South Bend
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Ridge Co
Harold Ewen
Morris Plan
Lloyd DeWester Sr
Japan Emigration to Latin America Drops Since 1959 Peak
The Japan Emigration Bureau reports 639 Japanese citizens emigrated to Latin American countries in fiscal 1968, about one thirteenth of 1959’s peak. Since 1952, about 60,000 Japanese have settled in Latin America, with Brazil hosting 49,000 and Paraguay 6,600.
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Japan Emigration Bureau
Latin America
Brazil
Paraguay
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