Navy Court Opens In Thresher Loss Inquiry
US Navy moves a court of inquiry behind closed doors in Groton to resume the Thresher submarine loss probe. Informal examinations in Portsmouth NH will cover oil samples and other evidence as the search continues despite no loss assumption.
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US Navy
Groton
Portsmouth
Cmdr
Sidney Moore
Bernard L. Austin
Henry Moreau
Ridge’s Court
N. H
Thresher
Biddeford
Moreau
Wilfrid Casavant
Hills Beach
Richard Ferry
Portsmouth Naval Yard
Austin
C. James Zurcher
Submarine Atlantic Command
John W. Harvey
Zurcher
Harvey
North Atlantic
Boston
Senate Authorizes Military Purchase And Resignations Reported
Senate approves 15 billion dollar military hardware authorization after 20 year secret session. Redmond resigns as St. Louis High School teacher and head baseball coach to take a job at another local school. Brother Albert, the principal, notes Redmond’s roles as coach and his Korea service.
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David Redmond
St. Louis High School
Brother Albert
Redmond
St. Louis
Portland High School
Korea
Ricker College
Houston
Mexico High School
Washington
Senate
House
Air Force
Communists Welcome Pacem in Terris Encyclical
AP reports Western European Communist parties greet Pope John XXIII s encyclical Pacem in Terris with a peace and disarmament stance. The article notes warming Vatican Kremlin ties, limited cooperation with non theological issues, and Khrushchev praise alongside possible future meetings.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Moscow
Western Europe
Vatican
Pope John
Josef Stalin
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Archibishop
Jose Slipyi
Siberia
Alexi Adzhubei
Pessimist Quote Opens Chuckle Feature
A witty line defines a pessimist as someone who enjoys the patter of small defeats, attributed to Copt. Gen. Fea, Corp. This humorous thought appears as a lighthearted item in today’s humor roundup.
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Fea, Corp
Augusta
John L. Easton Jr
Winterport
Education Committee
House
Henceton
Saco plans large shopping center on Route 1 front
A multi million dollar shopping center is planned for Saco with a 1000 foot Route 1 frontage on 120 acres. Initial plans include a department store and a supermarket at opposite ends, about 30 smaller shops, a 1200 car lot, and a 24 lane bowling facility.
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Saco
Jay Anthony
Anthony
Reliable Construction Company
Main Street
Christians Bow On Good Friday In Jerusalem Procession
Pilgrims from almost 100 sects prayed at sunrise near Calvary and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem. Torch lit processions moved from the Mount of Olives toward the cenacle on Mt. Zion as Arab and Israeli forces maintained a tense truce nearby. Over 10 000 visitors crowded the Old City as bells rang and prayers filled the ancient streets.
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Jerusalem
Calvary
Christ
Jesus
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Mount of Olives
Jeru
Salem
Gethselmane
Judas
St. Savior
Cenacle
Mt. Zion
No Man’s Land
Old City
Hopes Raised For Quiet Steel Price Settlement
President Kennedy urged restraint on steel price increases and signaled a possible compromise on selective adjustments. United States Steel and Wheeling Steel weighed in with cautious positions, while labor and Congress debated potential wage effects as markets rose but broad increases remained uncertain.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States Steel Corp
Wheeling Steel Corp
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers
Congress
Colorful Prosperous Easter Feels Bright for Merchants
An Associated Press survey finds Easter shopping booming with a 3 percent sales gain over last year as warmer weather boosts demand for fashion items. Merchants note lively dresses, coats, hats, and new styles like the shift dress, while concerns about cold spells and potential boycotts loom in some cities.
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New York
National Retail Merchants Association
John
Kennedy
Associated Press
Rusk and Dobrynin to renew Berlin talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin plan a renewed round of exploratory talks on Berlin amid signs of a more complex path to agreement. U S officials expect the Soviets to press for a multilateral nuclear force issue with allied troops.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Anatoly Dobrynin
Berlin
U. S
Soviet Union
Moscow
Dobrynin
Rusk
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Paris
NATO
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
U.S
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Mediterranean
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John Pepin
Alice Reid
Diana Shaw
Andrea Peterson
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Karen Michaud
Pauline Pouravelis
Patricia Boissard
Sandra Marquis
Cheryl Michaud
Davis
Constance Gagne
Linda Boucher
Estelle J. Letellier
Mary Ellen Dutcher
Diane Libby
Jean Michaud
West Virginia
Wheeling
U.S. Steel
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Robert Anderson
Conrad Dumas
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F. Kennedy
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