Evans Crewmen Describe Horror After Evans Melbourne Collision
Subic Bay Philippines AP three Evans sailors describe the moment the destroyer Evans was cut in half by the Melbourne during war games in the South China Sea. Fireman Baughman Peacock and Petera survive burning and flooding from the bow section sinkage while 74 crewmates died. Australian repairs to the Melbourne proceed in Singapore with a bow replacement planned in Australia.
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Florida bill allows Dixie in public schools now law
In Tallahassee, Florida, public schools may play Dixie as school boards cannot prohibit it. The legislation, approved by the legislature and enacted Monday, was passed amid celebration with Confederate flags visible.
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Knowles nomination sparks GOP liberal split clash
President Nixon allies back Dr John H Knowles for assistant secretary of health and scientific affairs amid AMA opposition led by Everett Dirksen The move risks a party split in the Senate with Dirksen resisting Knowles and control over presidential nominations at stake The dispute centers on health policy and party unity in the Republican ranks in Washington D C
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Gunshot deaths rise in week. Illinois leads homicides
The Associated Press survey shows 206 gunshot deaths in the U S during June 15 to 21, including 131 homicides, 59 personal crisis reports and 16 accidents. California recorded 90 deaths, Illinois 12, while the 1968 figure was 199. The gun control law signed Oct 22, 1968 governs interstate mail order sales and nonresident weapon sales.
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