Pilgrims Trace Christ s Steps On Good Friday
Jerusalem crowds enduring wind and cold traced Christ s steps along the Street of Sorrows to Calvary Good Friday. Thousands from dozens of lands joined processions at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher and Mount of Olives while UN blue berets watched the old city. Over 10 000 visitors filled the Old City as prayers rose from holy sites and bells rang across the hills. The cenacle on Mt Zion remained unreachable across the no man s land barbed wire as Arab and Israeli forces maintained a tense 14 year truce.
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David Lancashire
Jerusalem
Street of Sorrows
Calvary
Pontius Pilate
Christ
United Nations
Jesus
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Mount of Olives
Garden
Gethsemane
Judas
St. Savior’s Convent
Mt. Zion
No Man’s Land
Old City
Destroyer Delivers Package From Thresher Area
The destroyer Samuel B. Roberts arrived in Newport from the Thresher scene with a sealed plastic container weighing two to three pounds. Cmdr. William Murray Jr. led the voyage, taking the package from the submarine rescue ship Skylark to Portsmouth New Hampshire, home port of the Thresher.
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Newport
R.I
Samuel B. Roberts
Thresher
Roberts
Cmdr
William Murray Jr
Skylark
Portsmouth
N.H
Rusk and Dobrynin Open Berlin Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin renew discussions on Berlin, with officials warning the talks could become more complex. Possible Soviet push to include an American plan arming an allied force with nuclear weapons may surface. The meeting, delayed from last Saturday, resumes in the late afternoon as the second in a new round of exploratory talks.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Anatoly Dobrynin
Berlin
U.S
Soviet Union
30 Years Of Study Judge Finds Jesus Convicted Illegally
Chicago judge Elmer N Holmgren argues after thirty years that Jesus trial violated Jewish and Roman law. He cites illegal arrest before sundown on Passover, a star chamber session with Annas, biased Great Sanhedrin and unequal witness testimony. The judge says Jesus should have been released.
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Chicago
Jesus
Elmer N. Holmgren
Cook County Superior Court
Pilate
Holmgren
Scharehman
Augustana’ S Lutheran Church
Great Sanhedrin
Jerusalem
John
Annas
Caiaphas
Luke
Star Chamber
U.S
Hospital Addition Planned At La Crosse Lutheran
La Crosse Lutheran Hospital begins a 2.9 million addition Monday, tearing down the 1902 wing gutted by fire. The low bid from George Madsen Construction Co. tops a 2.422 million bidding package. total project cost, financing, and grants outlined.
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la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
iGeorge Madsen Construction Co. Inc
Minneapolis
H Cornack and Sons
Rochester
Elmer C. Hougen
Hougen
B. E. Ziegler Co
West Bend
Wis
la Crosse
Ziegler
Stanley Sims
Ceremony in Honor of Thresher Dead Obvious Navy tribute marks loss and probe
The Navy paid solemn homage at Portsmouth New Hampshire for the 129 men aboard the nuclear powered submarine Thresher. A court of inquiry in Groton resumed proceedings as officials say no survivors are possible and efforts to learn the cause continue.
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Thresher
Washington
Navy
America
Portsmouth
N.H
Christ
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Groton
Conn
Cmdr
John W. Harvey
C. James Zurcher
Atlantic Command
Harvey
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Kennedy conciliatory stance eases steel price fears
President Kennedy urged restraint in steel price increases and signaled a compromise path. United States Steel Corp said it would study prices and would not comment until after Easter. Wheeling Steel posted gains on six products, raising fears of 1963 inflation and wage talks ahead.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Kennedy
United States Steel Corp
Wheeling Steel Corp
Paler ‘Board
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers
Congress
See Steel
Trieste dives deeper than nuclear subs in ocean test
The experimental vessel Trieste can dive far deeper than atomic powered subs due to a free flooding hull and a single top hatch. Its pressure lives inside a thick six foot steel sphere that houses two men. It has reached 35,800 feet off Guam on January 23, 1960. The Thresher disaster follows in the narrative, detailing the loss of the 129 aboard and the search outcomes near Cape Cod.
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Trieste
Navy
Guam
Thresher
Weymouth
Mass
Cape Cod
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Joseph
Galilee
Destroyer
Rusk
Dobrynin
Alla Basin
Arnca
Iase
Seewteees Daily Records
Sree Eeeretee
By Charles Gene McDaniel
Lutheran Board
By Thomas S. Jenks
Mark
Gundersen
Fred Korth
Atlantic
Seawolf
Bureau of Ships
Submarines Atlantic
Atlantic Fleet
Norfolk
Korth
New London
UPI
Bathyscaphe
Press International Jak
UPI Telephoto
BEM Price
Alnilam
Floyd W. Holloman
Ugc
Sea Owl
Warrington
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