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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 12, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Page 14 the stars and stripes Friday april 12, 1963atom sub lost with 129 during test dive continued front Page Tjing an overhaul Insl summer. He Mill a court of inquiry will invest g file among other thing work done on Tho thru her it the Portsmouth. N.h., in vol Yard since last  noted that in the course of this overhaul and modernization involving insinuation of new equip to rut a much is n Yard wide1od been made in the Thresher s nil. He wild tests were made to Tondut if there wore any weaknesses and the indications were that ther were none Anderson sold there was Abs Utey no Chance of nuclear sex Ilo Slon to the submarine nor is Kennedy urges steel to avoid general boost continued from Page to easter vacation in Florida White he considered the steel situation. Some members of Congress predicted that steel workers Wilt demand higher pay if there is general increase in steel prices. An influential democratic sen Tor who declined to be quoted by name said it is his understanding that so called human relations Alki Between representative of the Industry and the steel worker Union Are pointing toward a pos Ible upward adjustment of wage in return or Union concessions nonworking conditions. Several senators who commented on the action of Wheeling steel corp. In announcing the Price in crease wednesday predicted that if the Rise becomes general labor will demand wage  president s statement wan aimed largely at atoll management. But in summing up his Censoni for opposing a Price increase. Mkennedy also directed his Appeal co the steel workers Union. Steels Lead Market rally new Yolk a the Block Market rallied sharply to heavy trading thursday after pres Den Kennedy indicated he would accept elective Price increases in the is. Steel Industry or. Kennedy s statement issued before he left Washington for an easter vacation in Florida sen the steels soaring and most other major groups joined the rally. Host stocks were around their Best Levels o the Day at the close Aad the Market was at its Hughes Point in More than a  gains ranged from fractions to around three Points a share Brusome had wider gains. Standard and poor s boo Stock Index Rose to 68.77, its Hughes since april 3 last year when i reached 8mt the s and p 425 Industry Lala were up 55 to 12.19. The Dow Jones 30 Industrial Rose 4.10 to 708.43. Autos toned the steels in the Strong Advance along with rails utilities and most of the Petro lems. It was a fairly Broad Mark with l308 issues showing on the tape. Of these. 6t7 advanced 389 declined and to Cloa Evl unchanged there Nen us new 1963 highs an 12 new lows. Reason May never be known Turro any Dnn Sor of  to shipping. Anderson disclosed that the Oil Slick was sighted Ognen thursday morning at 10 30 4 20 . Yeti and this confirmed the position of the sub. Although the thrash or was no Cien a powered it in ruled some diesel Oil for null tiry Power. There was a so some  Oil  if any occur nuts of the sub might be alive Anderson sold in my judgment  men in the sub might have lived a very very Short time per hips a matter of minutes he  least up to the time Anderson leak9 fire weighed As causes of tragedy from pros Washington the null car submarine Thresher could in begone into a Strep dive to the hot of of the Atlantic if her Bow planes went awry. Or water could have seeped intone Hull if a fitting came Loose my the water could have rushed nto the vessel with such Force As o burst through her Interior bulk Lead. There could have been a Firel aused by electrical malfunction. These were some of the posse Bill Les considered by Navy officer casting about for an explanation or the disappearance of the 278-foot Aube Urlac in Atlantic Waters 8.400 feet deep. These officers said it was impossible that there could have been a null car explosion in the sub atomic engine. Human error possible adm George w. Anderson Chelot naval operations acknowledged the possibility too. That human error by a crewman might have contributed to the disaster. But he said we Wilt never  me said that of course the possibilities of sabotage or enemy action in connection with the tragedy would a investigated. But he raid there was no evidence of  Navy spokesman said there re two Depths which arc critical to submarine. One is a test depth below which funny things Start to happen and the other 1 a collapse depth below which there is Complete Dis Aster. Both Depths Are classified information on nuclear sub marines. Distortion off Bulkhead when the submarine descends below the test depth there is the possible distortion of bulkheads. Pipes or equipment May break Loose. Should a Wall collapse or pipes dislodge the danger is that Alt water might reach the Bat Terle and form a toxic Gas As betas cause Short circuit. The most reasonable probability the spokesman said 1 that the vessel would Spring a leak one flooding from there on could no be controlled. Other ports of the submarine would succumb to the pressure building up outside. The various compartments of to submarine Are so spacious the spokesman said that once one was Drhu Arthe loaded it would be extremely Dlf cult to keep the vessel floating. If the submarine were in shallow Waters it would merely Settle on he Bottom with enough internal pressure to keep u from collapsing. But in deep Waters the situation becomes disastrous. Inevitably the outside pressure would stave in the Lull and the submarine would reak up sinking to the Bottom. Mattresses Wood Oil and bodies might eventually float to the sur Ace. But this i Only a Remote pos ability. The Metal and heavier tarts would remain at the Bottom. It cmdr John w. Harvey. Syrl ppr of Thresher Nasser reported to head new Arab federation Cairo up Delegate from Egypt Syria and Iraq Are agr Tydon carnal a we in a presi Dent of the new Roe state unit Darab Republic sources said thurs Day. However. It was not known what Progress had been achieved during the Day s session on other major related Story on pane 4 issues to be worked out before the federation of the three Arab states can be  important difference con fronting the delegates was  s insistence on single political organisations for Syria and Ira similar to the  s political  sold Syria and Iraq want Freedom for progressive baseball american league Jhm Mlott ios-4 0 i new Vert o in 000i i t let. Tad o. A Tom. Few Kaam Iii or Natl Iii my in Mil a 11-01. In Honl by. Lilt Umi a. Iii. La Emu. 1 3l. In m my 001-2 l i ctml�4 Ommo ill 1 Mont iad trunk . Wilkow 4. Ivory til and hokum w-mn.4 Elf. In 10 ii National league it 0 0 Ommo i i 0.__ m on 010 in ii. To. Tel lev him we a two. Whiman 11-01 a Illuk. Hll kit like ii in Annm ii. Pm Amrum Ommo Mo-0 3 s Cunt my my wt3 s 0j in my Ham Tai Tolu Wilh did lit Lull. We Una to of. I a wow. . Planners confident of nato a Force of continued from Page it american Polar submarines bad in the Mediterranean Somei american strategic bomber the whole of Britain a bomber Force and number of tactical air Force units to be contributed by other nato countries. Including West Germany. Belgium. Italy. Canad and the Netherlands. The whole Force would be placed under a special nato nuclear command under Lem niger. The British would like its commander to be British and to have the rank of Deputy to Lemn Luer. French government spokesmen flatly denied reports that France a agreed with the United states Ami Britain on creation of a Nat nuclear command. A reported a highly placed non French source wednesday night said France has undertaken to play 1u pan in the inter Allied Force. He said the French contribution would Tak the for Opla conc two Squadron of French f100 fighter bombers now base Din West Germany at nato s disposal a nuclear weapon carriers nato would assign missions and allocate targets to these French formations. The informant Drew the conclusion from this that the French squadrons would be come part of the inter Allied Force French spokesmen said no final decision on setting up the nuclear command will be Mode until the Ottawa Council session. They Sale France would have to take part in such a decision and would dose Only after very careful stud at the exact nature of the pro posed . French officials scald there has been no  by France. Furthermore they indicated that de Caullet is far from sold on the idea of such a Force.  including the in  per a which dominates those coun rules new revolutionary govern  sources sold another prob pm was How to agreeably allot membership in the Federal Parlia ment when Egypt has More  the combined population of the other two states Syria Ana Iraq were said to water equal membership with Egypt while Egypt wants proportional presentation the sources said a Compromise under discussion was a bicameral parliament patterned after . System with a lower House membership based on population and an upper House equally representing the three states. Nasser faced no Challenge at the new federation chief of state by sources said there were differences yer the composition of the Presl dental crunch. They said Syria and Iraq favored a six won Council with two from each state and counting Nasser As one of Egypt Quola. Nasser to sold to Favori a six Man Council without count ing the president thirty delegates from the three countries agreed wednesday nigh to link the three countries str to Hong for Tom the deserts o North Africa to the rugged mountains of Kurdistan under one Mai one nationality and one capita Cairo. A id Man committee of Delegate from the three countries me a in thursday to Hammer out to constitutional details that will b taken to the full  new Federal government wll be responsible for foreign affairs dense economic matters and jus Tice but individual states Are e petted to be assured far More Loca autonomy than Syria had undo the old Union with  foreign policy the fade ratio to certain to follow Nasser s of policy of non alignment with lean ing toward the West and Ope opposition to communist influence Guatemala outlaws reds Guatemala City up qua Semala has officially outlawed to communist party. A Law det Nln red activities As criminal Coin Elded with lilting of a 30-Day state of siege. Undo his announcement the Navy and been fighting against thong Cost Odd compounded by foul Cather a Gale warning was is used for the area and seas a Andy rough ran higher and  of the water and hoping or a  were concentrated Over the Ria with the latest search and escue gear and More were Speed no to the Point where the1. Harsher cocked us Bow plane4 and went Down for a deep Dlhy Cut. But the Admiral s words put am it the final Scot on the disaster. There have been Many under water disaster but the mighty no ear powered us submarine Fleet us been remarkably free from a i dents Nince the first of the new  Craft the Nautilus a launched More than a decade ago. The Thresher was rated As Thorld s fastest and deepest div Fitt submarine. The Thresher s exact diving Ca-1 ability is a secret but it obit ugly is not designed to operate any where near 6,400 feet. Accompanied by the bub Marll escue vessel Skylark the thresh a began its dive about 30 mite1 Outh of Portsmouth . After in  a to have Cora exp nearer the surface and then ont Linued it test operation. Skip per of the Thresher i i. Cmdr John w. Harvey of water ,.i Ord. Conn., a Veteran of atomic us Morenc beginning with the in Tullu. 1900 Annapolis Grad Harvey whose parents live i Philadelphia assumed command it he Thresher three months  is a 1050 graduate of the uj9. Aval Academy at Annapolis. The Thresher a carrying Jit civilians on a test run. The Navy said the ship also carried 16 of leers and 96 enlisted men. 1 by comparison the last u3. Sub Marine the be lost in peacetime the so Bolus in 1939 carried boxboard. It went Down in 340 feet of water off the new Hampshire coast thirty three aboard were rescued. And the sub mar in subs Quentlyn was raised and returned to service. Nuclear submarines have eled thousands of mile water without even bending up snorkel the breathing tub vice use. In world War in 1. Have cruised under the Arctic lo1,/ Cap. I Anderson told there a no p0v so Blotty of recovering Parta of Tom Thresher if it went Down to1 8.400 feet. However he said Tho Navy will bring the deep Divot of. Experimental Bathy Icah trl. Este now on the West coast to 907down in the area and see what can be found by observation " he said that u would take four Days to bring the Trieste carom $ country by rail and More than week to place it into operation fit the Atlantic. T the Trieste has dived As deep As seven Miles. J 178 feet Long the Thresher is 278 feet Long Sifleet 8 inches wide. It displace 470 ton when surfaced and 4-311 under water. It was launched july a. 4 1960. And commissioned aug. To ,1981. T Thresher was launched at port Mouth naval shipyard which. In it pamphlet history published a a Iago described it As the fines attack and killer submarine in  an improved version of the ear her nuclear submarine Skipjack the Thresher combines advanced sonar deeper depth newer weep on and emphasis on the Ellmona ton of noise As operating Fao lures the Portsmouth publication said. I Tho Navy a 22 More thrasher class submarines under constmo1 c Tion or authorized  
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