Bears Kill Two Campers at Glacier Park in 1910
In East Glacier reports describe a bear attack sequence at Glacier National Park. Miss Koons and Miss Helgeson were killed while two other campers escaped as rangers searched the Granite Park Chalet and Trout Lake areas.
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Ducat
Miss Koons
Neilson
Park Hotels
Lake McDonald Lodge
Miss Helgeson
East Glacier
Vulns
Glen Cole
Park Service
Yellowstone National Park
Granite Park
Trout Lake
Kalispell
Ireland Edges Toward Liberal Film Censorship
AP News by Bob Thomas notes Ireland remains highly censorious yet shifts toward liberal film morality. After years of banning titles like Forever Amber and The L Shaped Room, observers say many once-rejected films would pass today with cuts. The censor once refused Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf but was reversed on appeal.
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Bob Thomas
Dublin
Ireland
United States
England
Times
Cent
Sahara
Censorship and comedy mingle in Irish film rule debate
A Betty Canary column notes Ireland's film censorship, under justice ministry control, with a board review system. It cites 1966 reversals, potential resubmission of banned works, and lingering church influence on nudity rules amid liberal trends.
Palmer Wins Classic to Reach 50th Tour Victory
Arnold Palmer, 37, wins the $100000 American Golf Classic in Akron to post his 50th tour victory and surpass $1 million in unofficial earnings. He finishes 276 total, one stroke ahead of Doug Sanders who takes $12000 for second. Palmer briefly doubts his form after a long winless stretch but seals the victory with a final round 67.
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Akron
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Jack McGowan
Allan Henning
Kermit Zarley
Doug Sanders
Firestone Country Club
Ken Venturi
Grizzly Bears Kill Two Girls in Glacier National Park
In Glacier National Park two 19 year old girls Julie Helgeson and Michele Koons were killed by grizzly bears near their sleeping bags as lightning sparks fires across the park. Roy Ducat was injured by the same bear involved. Park officials cited lightning lures as the likely trigger for the attacks and launched a search for the animals as more than 400 firefighters fought multiple fires.
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West Glacier
Mont
Glacier National Park
Montana-Canada
Julie Helgeson
Albert Lea
Minn
Michele Koons
San Diego
Calif
Roy Ducat
Perrysburg
Ohio
Miss Helgeson
Keith Neilson
Earthquakes Hit Southwest France and Northern Spain
A major seismic event struck southwestern France and northern Spain, killing one elderly woman in Arette and injuring four others. The Pyrenees village of about a thousand residents faced collapsed walls and widespread fear as campers sought safety at a nearby chalet. Reports from Santander to Valencia described tremors shaking furniture and cracking plaster, with many cities reporting quakes.
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Bordeaux
France
Spain
Arette
Pyrenees
Montory
Santander
San Sebastian
Bilbao
Valencia
Mediterranean
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Good Housekeeping
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