Coffin remark and premonition linked to Thresher loss
Los Angeles AP reports that Thresher crewman George Kiesecker warned his wife this could be the submarine’s last voyage and called it a coffin. Relatives recalled his fear, noting he had sought transfers off the submarine and had long warned of trouble despite Navy statements of no structural defects.
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Los Angeles
George Liliesecker
Tors
Jacqueline Clover
Lily
Exeter
N.H
George
Miss Clever
Kiesecker
Andrea Keele
Tor
Rance
Miss Clover
Fife
Navy
Thresher
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Portsmond Naval Shipyard
Charles J. Palmer
Land Anderson
Pentagon
Anderson
Harvey
Britain
Kennedy
Skylark
Bernard L. Austin
Trieste
Ls Menta
Boston
Rui
Navy Electronics Laboratory
San Diego
America
Adm Anderson
Senate
Mbre
Phresher
Bald
Richard B. Pussell
Armed Services
Asmittee
Navy Board
of Inquiry
Portsmouth
Naval Yards
Weymouth
Mass
Cape Cod
Seawolf
Alnilam
Floyd W. Holloman
Thresher Disaster Deepens Navy Search Tragedy
The Thresher submarine with 129 crew remains missing after a deep dive east of Cape Cod. Navy officials express little hope of survivors while court of inquiry investigates possible causes amid public grief and calls for a memorial.
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Chisef Bureau of
Atlantic
Atlantic Fleet
Norfolk
Korth
New London
Conn
Cmdr
John W. Harvey
Navy
Steel price rise test could spark inflation doubt
US steel maker Wheeling Steel Corp hints it will raise prices if rivals do not follow. Analysts see inflation risk if costs spread through manufacturing while demand and imports shape whether the industry can sustain higher prices amid broad economic pressure.
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Wheeling Steel Corp
Wheeling
Joint Union Auto Industry Unit Formed
DETROIT AP A plan for joint committees between the United Auto Workers and automakers emerges this year to study problems before bargaining. Leaders Reuther Ford Cushman and executives from GM AMC Chrysler discuss pre negotiation groups to gather data, stay off the record, and avoid binding actions while preserving free collective bargaining.
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Detroit
Automotive Industry
United Auto Workers Union
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
American Motors Corp
General Motors Corp
Ford
Edward L. Cushman
American Motors
Reuther
Obituary notices from Indiana area pages 1963
Multiple obituaries and notices: 8 year old Robert Kenneth Mel St Lough of Indiana Pa dies after car strike near home. born 1954 in Hot Springs Arkansas. student at Risinger Elementary. family details and services in Indiana. Catherine Massac Smatana 70 of Coral dies in Indiana Hospital. St Francis Church rites and Rosary details. David Black 79 of Cherry Tree R D 1 Stifflertown dies in Altoona hospital. baby boy King born deceased at Indiana Memorial Hospital with family details and graveside service.
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Robert Kenneth Mel St.lough
Roy
Luella Abel McCullough
Indiana
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Risinger
Cub Scout
Crete Church
Richard Roy
Carolyn Diane
Emil Abel
Shelocta
Anna McCullough
Bell Peterman
West Pike
Robinson, Lytle’s
Richard J. Reynolds
Crete Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Catherine Massac Smatana
Locust St
Coral
Indiana Hospital
Slovakia
Greenwald
Smatana
St. Francis R. C
Graceton
Altar Rosary Society
David Black
Cherry [Ree R.D
Stifflertown
Altoona’ General Hospital
Joel T. Pyatt
Burnside
Boy King
Arla Ralph
Irene Peace King
Edith Marie
Galen King
Mary Gromley
Glen Peace
Greenwood Cemetery
Albert Ruleigh
Steel Plea By President Seen Working
The president opposes a general steel price increase and argues for selective adjustments tied to supply and demand. He cautions inflation and balance of payments risks, urging both management and labor to avoid across the board rises and to pursue market based stability.
Inflation fears linger in metal market chatter
The report cites a survey noting a buyer ready to push prices upward, with many businessmen and large companies warning of a possible inflationary spiral. Some consumers question the surge, while industry figures warn a continued price boost could drive broader costs higher.
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Amlir
Acrera
Amurgus
Aboost
Amlianea Eamnany Adamount
Encyclical Welcomed By Communists
Vatican City AP report notes Western European Communist parties warmly welcomed Pope John XXIII's Pacem in Terris calling for peace and disarmament. The piece highlights a new spirit between Roman Catholicism and communism and suggests talks on non theological issues may occur with Soviet openness.
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Gerald Miller
Vatican City
John XXIII
Moscow
Europe
Vatican
John
L’humanite
L'Unita
Josef Stalin
Khrush‘chev
Pope John
Kremlin
Ecumenical Council
Archibishop
Jose Slipyi
Siberia
Khrushchev
Alexi Adzhubei
State Police Raises Height Weight to 6 4 200
Harrisburg report notes new maximums allow larger candidates for Pennsylvania state police, raising from 6 foot 2 inch 190 pounds to 6 foot 4 inch 200 pounds. Also included are broader Vatican notes on ecumenism and Khrushchev interactions with the Pope through 1964, with mention of potential midyear meetings.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
E. Wilson Purdy
Good Friday Observed Across Jerusalem Amid Division
Tens of thousands visited Old City sites as 2,000 prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane while torch lit processions moved past the walls. Pilgrims from nearly 100 sects traced Christ s steps under domes of the Church of All Nations and gathered near the cenacle on Mt Zion, in a city divided by barbed wire and uneasy truces.
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Jerusalem
Gethsemane
Judas
Church of All Nations
Old Jerusalem
Christ
St. Savior’s Convent
Cenacle
Mt. Zion
No Man's Land
Old City
Christendom
Attackers on Sarawak Hit Police Station Raid
A group of about 60 men overran a police station near Kuching Sarawak early today seized arms killed a police corporal and wounded two constables. The attackers wore green uniforms and fled toward the Indonesian border. The raid may relate to the December revolt against British rule led by Azahari with Indonesian support.
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Kuching
Sarawak
Teibedu
Brsh
Three Borneo
Brunei
North Borneo
Indonesia
Borneo
A.M. Azahari
Senate approves $14.95 billion weapons authorization vote
The Senate, in a secret session the first since 1943, authorized 14.95 billion dollars for missiles aircraft ships and related research beginning July. The action follows debates over adding 196 million to accelerate Nike Zeus, amid gaps with the House and administration requests.
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Washington
Senate
House
Air Force
Fronis
Strom Thurmond
D S.C
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