Copters save 19 on life raft after Arctic Explorer sinking
Canadian Coast Guard reported helicopters rescued 19 survivors from a drifting life raft off Newfoundland two days after the Arctic Explorer sank near St. Anthony. About 13 people remained missing while rescuers, hindered by bad weather, searched the icy Atlantic. Survivors included Canadians, Americans, and Australians. eight crew members were from Newfoundland. Names and hometowns were not disclosed.
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Brady Returns to White House for Fourth of July
Jim Brady, shot in the same attack as President Reagan, emerges from George Washington University Hospital for a brief balcony appearance at the White House on the Fourth of July. Waving from a wheelchair, Brady greets about 2,000 celebrants on the South Lawn before returning to medical care and a Washington hotel.
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Artist Spent Half a Life Behind Hospital Walls
Raymond White Skolfield a Maine artist and pianist spent 35 of his 71 years in a mental institution. He now leaves the brutal ward behind and focuses on living life to the fullest. Born September 1909 in Portland he showed early art talent at Portland School of Art and studied in Boston at Vesper George and MIT.
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