Australians Testify On Evens Collision Losses
Subic Bay Philippines AP Australian sailors sought sedation after failing to rescue three American crewmen of the destroyer Evans. Captain Stevenson of the Melbourne testified at the inquiry that rescue efforts were thorough and that 199 Evans crewmen were saved. A crewman also reversed testimony on which ship signaled first, saying Evans radioed rudder orders before collision.
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MU President Lauds Rhodes Leadership In Education
Dr Phillip R. Shriver, president of Miami University and chair of Ohio's Inter-University Council, praised Governor Rhodes for backing a revived plan to increase state funding for education. He warned that higher education may raise student fees without greater tax support and noted the need for broader local and state educational funding across the state.
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Happy Singers Home European Tour Triumph for A Cappella
A 100 member mixed choir from Miami University's Oxford Campus, the A Cappella Singers, returned to Baltimore and Cincinnati after a month in Europe with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. They earned unprecedented standing ovations in Berlin and Bergen, saw major sites, and had their Beethoven Ninth televised in Scandinavia.
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