Peak Climber Explains Risks In Mount McKinley Attempt
Anshel Schiff survivor and Purdue Outing Club member discusses dangers of high altitude climbing with observations from the Mt McKinley expedition. He recalls storms that yielded 10 feet of snow, equipment issues, and the 12 climbers who vanished or were missing during the ascent.
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Milwaukee curfew eased as 4000 guard count recedes
Milwaukee officials reported a drop in firebombings sniping and looting and began withdrawing National Guardsmen from the riot torn city. The curfew that had helped restore order was relaxed as guard levels fell from a peak of 4000 to 3400 by 7 pm with 650 on patrol duties and more set for release at midnight.
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Suspect Linked In Kidnapping Case Ties Man to Robbery
In Ton ta Michigan UPI reports authorities connect Muncie Indiana man Thomas W Crimp 23 to an Albuquerque New Mexico kidnapping and robbery after a Saranac bar maid was stabbed ten times during a dispute over showing identification Crimp waived preliminary examination and was bound over to Circuit Court on a $10 000 bond.
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Riots in Milwaukee Draw Out Curfews and Deaths
Amid escalating racial violence in Milwaukee, Mayor Henry W. Maier reimposed a curfew after a night of shootings including the death of Clifford McKissick, 18, a college student. Police reported 705 arrests and property damage seen as significant but lower than earlier outbreaks.
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China to Trade Rice for Pakistan Goods in Exchange Plan
Rawalpindi report says China will exchange 100000 tons of rice for jute and cotton as announced by the Pakistani government on Thursday. This gesture ties agricultural exports to textile raw materials, signaling a commodities swap between the two nations.
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