Man Survives Six Days on Mt Rainier After Snowstorm
SEATTLE AP Norman Hill, 22, was lost six days on Mt Rainier after a Thanksgiving ascent with Mark Boatsman. Separated during a whiteout, Hill trekked toward Paradise in freezing conditions, realizing only Tuesday he was headed wrong way. He exhausted food, lost skis, frostbitten toes, and survived with wet clothes and a sleeping bag, awaiting rescue. Boatsman was found Thursday. Hill reached safety Friday.
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Death of Newspaper Heir Stirs Motive Unclear
Philadelphia police say they have no clues or suspects in the stabbing death of newspaper heir John S. Knight II. A diary photo and tape recordings were seized, with reports implying possible motives tied to Knight's sexuality. Knight's roommate and his wife were attacked. jewelry silverware and a $4,000 wristwatch were taken from the 23rd floor apartment.
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Church near announcing candidacy for 1976 Democratic nomination
Sen. Frank Church says he may enter the 1976 Democratic race and plans to form a committee to gauge support and fund the campaign. A Boise adviser says he will likely announce after the new year and may skip early primaries due to late start.
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